How to use the Crease and Pinch Brush
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ย. 2019
- This video covers the Crease and Pinch brushes and how to use them effectively when sculpting in Blender 2.8.
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Ok, this was the only helpful video for me. I couldn't make little details when sculpting, and when I increased the pinch in the crease brush I could finally sculpt those little lines and details. :D Thank you!
There is so much useful information in these tutorials. I can sculpt clay but I've been having a difficult time getting into blenders sculpting features. These tutorials really help if you pay attention
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ik this tutorial is old but i've been having an issue where the crease just won't do anything,do you know how to fix it?
God i was wondering why my crease brush effect looks so different from the people doing thetutorial… never saw the expanded settings.
I see Quad Sphere is the starting object but can't find it, just IcoSphere and UV sphere or a Round Circle seem to be available. Can you tell us how you got the shape you started with and why you chose that shape as opposed to the others I mentioned?
in summary, the pinch leaves the surface more flat towards the edges, Its more like using two flatten brushes side by side following the tangent of the mesh (while also pulling them together) Whereas the crease is the same but with two draw brushes side by side, leaving the surface more curved and the center ends up being more sharp.
So the pinch would be more Ideal for sharpening the edge of a box for example
Pinch: /\
Crease: )(
I really honestly don't understand the narcissistic tendancy for many of these channels to include a completely unnecessary facecam in their tutorial videos. Especially ones that take up unreasonable amounts of the screen like this. As a learning resource, it is so much more important that we can see the whole screen and UI. There is zero need to see somebody's face over it, even in cutout/greenscreened form. For god's sake, it partially obscures what you're trying to show viewers--how does that make sense??