Mudbox - sculpting on all sub-objects
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Hi
I am looking for some switch which allow sculpting on all visible sub-objects, like it happens in zbrush.
Already I must sculpt every sub-object separately.
For example I have a slice of metal and rivets on it. When I'm bending this metal, rivets stay immovably.
I am looking for some switch which allow sculpting on all visible sub-objects, like it happens in zbrush.
Already I must sculpt every sub-object separately.
For example I have a slice of metal and rivets on it. When I'm bending this metal, rivets stay immovably.
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Other example could be a jacket and buttons on it. In most cases, buttons will be different sub-objects. When I'm folding jacket, button could be soak in.
its impossible to sculpt two objects with "one" stroke... but its working if you make a break...
if you need these feature....
use the suggest button in the help menue...
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Thanks for helping
- make a VERY big brush with shortcut "b",
- press and hold shortc. "v", then click and drag over the metal mesh.
then all polys that are merged will be selected, but not the unattached polys of the same object, unless you touch them with the centerpoint of the brush
- then invert the selection and press "h" to hide the rivets.
- then you can only sculpt the metal, while the rivets are still a part of this object
with shortcut "u" you can unhide all
I just want to clarify this Thread and I'm not sure if things have changed from 2009, as I'm only familiar with 2013 Mudbox at this point.
-You ARE able to sculpt on multiple meshes in Mudbox by using the Object List.
The Object List house all objects in your scene, along with all Materials you've created.
-You ARE able to Lock other meshes so you do not sculpt on others.
Example, if you are building a head and have eyes, teeth, and other objects in the scene. If you just wanted to sculpt on the head, you can LOCK all other meshes.
Now if you wanted to sculpt across all meshes, you can just leave LOCK turned off and make a stroke, thus affecting all objects.
So far however, I'm UNABLE to combine multiple meshes to create one Main mesh to work with.
In your case, to the OP, you might be able to get away with using the Lock features.
Or you might be able to use the Curve Tool to create a path in which you want everything to move.
Also by using aphexx's instructions you might be able to get the effect you want.
Again, I know it's an old thread, but had to add some info to it.