zbrush masking is not smooth

jayantbhatt007

 I'm new to ZBrush. I'm following a tutorial but I'm not getting the same result like him. Even I have applied the same amount of Dyna mesh.

thanks. 


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cryrid

Were they holding Ctrl when they pushed it inwards? This would cause it to extrude and create new polygons, rather than push and stretch existing ones. 

Also their geometry could be different. Even with the same dynamesh resolution, they could have a denser mesh due to the object scale. 

jayantbhatt007

hi thanks cryrid for the reply...yeah it works... but I have a doubt...
*** when I hold ctrl nothing happens whenever I'm in masking mode pushing it in outward or inwards (but it works with poly group option).
***How do you create a perfect circle in masking mode using MASK CIRCLE... (like if you want to create proportionate circle... Like we have in Photoshop holding SHIFT

jayantbhatt007

one more problem I have appended a cylinder and subdivided it 5 times..but when I clicked on Dyna mesh my geometry gets low poly. 

jayantbhatt007

one more problem I have appended a cylinder and subdivided it 5 times..but when I clicked on Dyna mesh my geometry gets low poly. 

Octo

Dynamesh will use its resolution settings and remove your subdiv levels...it's unrelated to subdivision and initial polycount. 

jayantbhatt007

hi octo, I did that but when I subdivided my model using Dyna mesh. Se, what happens to my model... 

xMFZ

Dynamesh's resulting mesh density at a given resolution value is relative to your mesh's scale. You'll need to use a higher resolution value to achieve a dense mesh if your mesh is small. You can alter the scale of your mesh with the scale tool, or with the Scale slider under the Deformation menu.

jayantbhatt007

zxMFZ said:

Dynamesh's resulting mesh density at a given resolution value is relative to your mesh's scale. You'll need to use a higher resolution value to achieve a dense mesh if your mesh is small. You can alter the scale of your mesh with the scale tool, or with the Scale slider under the Deformation menu.

thanks man it works...

jayantbhatt007

I have created this hole using hole method but the cyliknder is not smooth.I want that radial symmetry inside the cylinder is it possible to do that.