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Re: [ZBrush] Is there a way to snap subtools vertex to vertex ?
@cryrid Now it is an awesome script :) . I have no experience about scripting. Is it hard to make simple things like this? I said simple because function is simple, I mean is it hard to code that? And thank you so much for the script. -
Re: [ZBrush] Is there a way to snap subtools vertex to vertex ?
To clarify, it is a script to snap one Subtool to another subtool, not to move unmasked items within a single subtool. The suggestion to temporarily merge subtools was so that Transpose would snap to vertices on both ends - you're supposed to switch back to the original tool afterwards to run the script. -
Re: [ZBrush] Is there a way to snap subtools vertex to vertex ?
I will try it as soon as possible Edit: I tried it. After i merged subtools to move vertex to vertex, even one subtool masked they move together so distance between them stays same. If the subtools splitted it works like expected. So it only works when you duplicate the subtools and merge them then use this temp subtool… -
Re: [ZBrush] Is there a way to snap subtools vertex to vertex ?
The basics of it can be pretty simple. There's a reference library available, and you can also set zbrush to record all your actions and save it to a txt file (a great way to start for creating custom macros). Toss in some variables, some IF statements, and some basic math, and you have a good recipe for some simple… -
Re: [ZBrush] Is there a way to snap subtools vertex to vertex ?
I see. I don't know if such a feature actually exists in Zbrush (there are still things I'm still slowly learning about new Gizmo). But it seemed like the kind of thing scripting should be able to do so I set about creating this: [VarDef, xCenter, 0] [VarDef, yCenter, 0] [VarDef, zCenter, 0] [VarDef, xSnap, 0] [VarDef,…
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