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Re: Sketchbook: マルコ
Maybe you have already tried this? However, what I usually do to keep style. I have a hand full of alphas and brushes I always use for wood, metal, and or rocks. and I usually go about sculpting them in the same order each time. Clip curve > move topo > Trim dynamic on "edges" > the same 2 alphas every time > Orb flatten >… -
Maya XGen: What's the best way to smooth guide tips to make hair less bumpy?
I have here a flat top hair style with all the modifiers turned off so it's just the base xgen. I'm attempting to smooth the top part but each guide adds a little hill. At first I had spare hair guides, which is usually the best way to go, but this only made the bumps bigger. Each guide I placed just made the hills… -
Re: ZBRUSH artifacts when smoothing
the reason for this has been stated before, and the same problem is there in all 3d packages, if you disable face smoothing. You can view your mesh with face smoothing on in ZB by setting DSmooth in Tools\Display Properties to 1, and then turn off Quick from the Transform menue, but as said before, this wont affect your… -
[ZBrush] OVERHANGS WITH SMOOTH GROUP BRUSH/POLISH GROUPS
Hello all, I'm trying to soften BevelPro edges using the Smooth Group brush or Polish Groups (open circle) and both are producing geometry overhangs in certain corners. Should I be approaching this differently? I also tried to use the standard smooth brush which does a good job but leaves random artifacts all over the… -
Re: Topology Help: How to Split Faces to Fix Choppy Lighting?
Ok an N-pole shading error - (a vertex where 5 or more edges meet) which forces Blender to average face normals across different angles, causing dark spots or "pinching" artifacts when using smooth shading. And here's a few options that may resolve the problem 1. To fix the Normals and Smoothing often, shading artifacts… -
To smooth or not to smooth, that is the question...
So I've been working on a high poly, hard surface model today and I started thinking about the smooth function. First let me start off by saying I work with Maya. I've dabbled with a few other programs but I'm not really familiar with anything other than Maya, though I do know that most all have some form of mesh smooth.… -
smoothing group/turbo smooth question.
Smoothing groups effect normals but not topo right, so the porpose of using trubo smooth and smoothing groups are to make bakes for low poly? Im thinking about using them in my low poly but would using them be practical in game aplication? -
Maya 2009Unlimited "Smoothing too smooth"
When I smooth faces to make say a rectangle smoother, it goes from 90* degrees hard edges to like sphere smooth and looks horrible, it oversmooths to the extreme. I was wondering if there was an option to control how much it smooths so I could just round out the corners a bit?? Thank you for reading my thread. -
Re: Does having five edges meet here work for this product? What’s a better alternative?
@zylan Determining if a high poly mesh is acceptable really boils down to how closely the shapes in the model match the shapes in the references and whether or not the topology subdivides cleanly, without generating any noticeable smoothing artifacts or other surface quality issues. If the shapes and surface quality checks… -
Re: Smooth group import plugin for Zbrush
The Smooth Group Import plugin for ZBrush helps you import models with smoothing groups from other 3D software like 3ds Max or Maya, making sure the smooth and hard edges are preserved. This keeps your model's surface details intact, saving you time by not having to adjust the smoothing manually in ZBrush, especially…
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