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Hi Monk! I don't know if this fits with your description of a stack : what I meant is not only the "stackable" nature of the modifiers, but also and more importantly the non-linear, "browsable" aspect of their connections. I mean, I really love and rely a lot on Max's ability to let me go back the very lower layer of a…
1. shift+s let's you place the cursor at the selection/grid/active. I don't use grease pencil much sorry. Lol, you want to do those doodle things of yours, don't you:) 2. press F6, press the "add new" button if there isn't already a texture, in "texture type" choose image then press the load button that appears (you can…
I'm a little confused about what you're asking here, maybe it's a difference in how you and i work. Personally I only use F8 when I want to work on multiple objects in component mode. To move between modes, I use the standard right click marking menu in a quick snap motion. For example, I'm in vertex mode on object A, and…
Let me introduce you to ReTiCo: https://github.com/Vinc3r/ReTiCo It's oriented realtime workflow but some feature may be interesting for everyone as well. Here a non-exhaustive-list of features, check the doc' to know more: Materials: - quick set backface culling on/off - set active texture node (useful in viewport Solid >…
Welcome everyone to the 103rd Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge for the months of July and August! This challenge is a way for real-time 3D artists to test their skills and create a piece of work based on concepts provided. It's open to those of all skill levels and we do our best to provide meaningful feedback along…
~ (NOTE: I wrote this to help some students I know and some PC friends mentioned posting it on here to help out the early learning community. Feel FREE to dive in and we can start a fresh discussion on the age old face-topology subject :) ) Students seem to often find face topology so alien and hard to learn so I decided…
I was curious so I also checked the docs. I take that to mean that when the blend is at 1 or 0, the unused branch of the graph is not calculated This explains why they use the switch blend rather than switch nodes in so many of the built in graphs ( you get the same performance but it's easier to debug)