[Blender] Homogeneous level of detail in high-poly sculptures

Po_F

Hi everyone, I hope you're having a great day so far.

I'll start off by saying that I'm kind of new to this field but it has been giving me great satisfactions! It has been a couple of weeks that I have been trying out Blender 2.93 mainly for modeling and sims and I've got to say that I love it, it's UX is fun and straightforward, but so far I have never had the chance to try out the sculpting function as I learned zB first, and I have got to say that the workflow seemed to be a bit different between the two softwares; so here's my question in merit:

I'm sculpting this buff angry dude who like to skip leg day from a base mesh, and I reached around 13 mil faces on the highpoly by remeshing the dyntopo version. Even though I am experiencing a bit of lag it is still workable and the level of detail that I can reach on the body is sufficient aplenty, but unluckily on its face mainly the eyelids, the resolution is not enough. I tried using dyntopo again to get the level of detail that I needed (thinking it might have worked like the sculptris function in zB) but Blender just froze so I guess that might not be the ideal workflow, I also tried the multires modifier but as I reached more than 26 mil the software understandably crashed.
I thought that maybe I might try to skinwrap a low poly with a multires and add the details there, even if it would be a lenghty solution timewise I'd already have the lowpoly.

What do you think I should do?
Thank you in advance


Face detail: The resolution is good enough to sculpt the main and secondary volumes but when sculpting the detail the polys get all wonky like on the eyelids.

kanga

Use the dyno function and decrease res on the parts of the mesh that dont need it.

Po_F

kanga said:

Use the dyno function and decrease res on the parts of the mesh that dont need it.

I really didn’t thought of that, it was a solution so simple that I overlooked it. Thanks kanga, appreciate it

Axi5

You could also break it apart into separate meshes and increase the density of the head separately