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TopoRelax Released
TopoRelax is a 3DS Max modifier which relaxes meshes while preserving their volume unlike the normal relax modifier which shrinks the mesh. Get it from here http://www.mariussilaghi.com/toporelax.htm [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewcdnIjeeuw"]TopoRelax 1.0 - YouTube[/ame] -
Re: What is the proper way to add "content" on a previous subtool? - ZBrush
if you want to realistically build up muscle you could try using a tube-shaped Insert curve brush with a size modifier turned on. This will let you add muscle shapes pretty quickly. http://docs.pixologic.com/reference-guide/stroke/curve-modifiers/ -
Re: Blender - Need help to understand alpha brushes and texture stretching
If you're doing the UVs with the multires modifier not applied it will cause the UVs to get distorted after sculpting. I think you'd have to apply the modifier and after that do the UVs. Not sure if there is another way of doing that. Maybe someone else can enlighten us. -
Re: Armor/Clothing morphing for different body types
Surface deform modifier in Blender - https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/modeling/modifiers/deform/surface_deform.html And yeah I was going to say Maya has a deformer for that. No need to roll your own code. -
Re: 3dsmax Edit Multiple Text Splines
@skyline5gtr an easier aproach would be to simply select all the splines you want to edit, and apply an edit spline modifier. This way you create an instanced modifier, and can edit all them at once ;) -
Re: I could use a hand here :\
More loops, bend modifier and taper modifier woud be a start.Or you could make the flat shape, add more loops and use conform brush from max > graphite modeling tools> freeform. -
Re: How to get multiple objects on one UV map?
You can just right-click on the Unwrap UVW modifier in the stack and go "Copy", then select the object you want to copy UVs to and right-click over its modifier stack and select "Paste". -
Re: texture projection? 3ds max.
Yeah, if you just add a UV Map or another Unwrap UVW modifier to the stack, bake your textures, then delete/disable the new UV modifiers, your initial UV layout will remain unchanged. -
Re: MatchMaker in Max?
try flattening your armor object with an xform modifier. skin wrap the pattern to it and then remove the xform modifier. the pattern should follow it as it returns to its original shape. havent tried it but it might work. (am using maya at work atm or id test it :( ) -
Re: 3dsmax 2014
Everyone I know with this problem has the same fix. Try running Max in Administrator mode when modifying your UI. Or save your new UI files somewhere that Windows is cool with you modifying. Like the My Documents folder, or the desktop.
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