I'm trying to follow your dynamic subdiv method, but when I merge again after I split groups, I cannot move it separately with move topological brush, it basically revert back to its original state . did I miss something?
Double check that the object is a separate piece of topology (no connections) that's how the move topoogical works. If you're still having issues, come over to our Discord and we can help you out further bit.ly/3DM_Discord
135 million damn. first time I've seen that high poly count. most I've seen resided between 40 to 50 million. how much ram is that poly count consuming approximately?
This is a wonderful tutorial thankyou😊, there was a little problem i was having with 2nd method, when i use dinamic subdivision on strips, distance between strips come to be too much , i tried experimenting with dinamic subdivision sliders but that doesn't work
Great tutorial! I just got one question how did you give the wrap on your character that damaged look is it manual or some kinda trick to that too? ooh and what if i wanna give edges the thread look like the one shown in your last leather strap reference? Thanks!
Mainly manual. I like to use slash brushes in the spotlight menu. Gives a cool effect for edges. For threads, I would create a mesh representing the threading and flay the edges with a "move topological" brush. "Nanomesh" could be useful for creating the pattern first.
Masking would be for sculpting purposes, not just move. If you're only interesting in moving, then sure you can use move topological (mentioned under a minute later)
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Literally JUST needed this tutorial. Thank you!!
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I'm trying to follow your dynamic subdiv method, but when I merge again after I split groups, I cannot move it separately with move topological brush, it basically revert back to its original state . did I miss something?
Double check that the object is a separate piece of topology (no connections) that's how the move topoogical works. If you're still having issues, come over to our Discord and we can help you out further bit.ly/3DM_Discord
Very nice, thanks for this!
Actually was stuck today with this problem because of how strange curve strap works. Thank you
Ye, I wouldn't really use that at all. Not a great tool. :D
135 million damn. first time I've seen that high poly count. most I've seen resided between 40 to 50 million. how much ram is that poly count consuming approximately?
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Pretty colors @7:30
thank you so much QAQ I was trying to download web bandage model to fit on my model, have no idea to make.. u saved my project THANKS SO MUCH!!!
Glad to hear. That's why I make these videos! :)
theres an IMM brush can can do this, even wraps around the shape tight
This was very helpful thank you! However, what is the proper way to retopo this?
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Amazing tutor! Thanks!
This is how all tutors supposed to be.. beautiful explanation..can you make tutorial for how to open mouth and sculpt teeth and tongue
amazing video, SSS tier tutorial, I'm so excited to put what i've learned here into practice!!!
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Thank you
This is a wonderful tutorial thankyou😊, there was a little problem i was having with 2nd method, when i use dinamic subdivision on strips, distance between strips come to be too much , i tried experimenting with dinamic subdivision sliders but that doesn't work
You can try turn smoothing off when subdivided so it doesn't shrink
Great tutorial! I just got one question how did you give the wrap on your character that damaged look is it manual or some kinda trick to that too? ooh and what if i wanna give edges the thread look like the one shown in your last leather strap reference? Thanks!
Mainly manual. I like to use slash brushes in the spotlight menu. Gives a cool effect for edges.
For threads, I would create a mesh representing the threading and flay the edges with a "move topological" brush. "Nanomesh" could be useful for creating the pattern first.
7:33 you can move mesh with topology brush without selection mask
Masking would be for sculpting purposes, not just move. If you're only interesting in moving, then sure you can use move topological (mentioned under a minute later)
thank you so much!!
You're welcome!
awesome tutorial! thanks!
You're welcome! Did you manage to get bandages?
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after amazing sculpting . time for team animator
Don't forget the animators! :D
Thank you, very useful techniques
My pleasure. Thanks for the comment :)
Just what I needed Thanks!
Glad I could help!