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[mAXWELL]

Thanks for your effort!

[Bancho]

This tool is amazing!
It base object imported form ZB.


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[Juan Carlos Montes]

This tool is amazing!
It base object imported form ZB.


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WOW Man am Diying yo Know how do you did the details of the Fish
Nice work

[stevecullum]

WOW Man am Diying yo Know how do you did the details of the Fish

Yeah that's one nice fish! - How did you do that - we must have over looked something!?

[SonK]

If i understand correctly, this is how sculpting acts in 2.10. It does make sculpting more difficult.

By last alpha i meant 3.0 alpha 05, not 2.10. The "Draw with pen" tool was working in alpha 05 but in alpha 06 you create spikes(while that's useful in some cases). Most of the time you want a level stroke. I'm sure Andrew knows about this bug.

This tool is amazing!
It base object imported form ZB.


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Amazing work! this should give Andrew some fuel to keep pushing 3DC programming How did you make the scales? Ano anatawa nihonjin desuka?

[stevecullum]

The pinch act on the triagulated gometry created from the voxels, and pinch it.
When you return in voxels mode, the surface looks smoother, because of the voxel resolution limit.

Agree with the other here that having the pinch tool seems pretty pointless unless the resolution can handle it. Noting the comment Andrew made regarding jumping back and forth between mesh resolution (like you can in Mud Box), I think its important to have this ability, so I hope Andrew can find a way to implement this.

[Christoph]

Now I only know how to increase subdivision level. It is easy and I will make it soon. Decreasing is not so obvious...

Thanks Andrew for the answer. Increase and decrease subdivision levels is an essential feature. I`m glad that you will make the increasing subdivision part soon. I`m hoping you will release the decreasing subdivision section soon as well.

About move - it is in process.

Great. Waiting for that one.

Thanks again.

[philnolan3d]

I may be wrong, but the way I understood voxel modeling there's no need to step down the resolution. You're always working at full res. Even when tweaking large areas.

[SonK]

I may be wrong, but the way I understood voxel modeling there's no need to step down the resolution. You're always working at full res. Even when tweaking large areas.

Well its abit tough trying to define what is voxel sculpting. Pure voxel sculpt rely solely on voxel(cubes), but Andrew implementation generates a surface(triangle mesh) on top of the voxel(like the Terrain editing tools in Crysis Sandbox editor).

If stepping up resolution means small triangle, which in turn means i can add wrinkle, pores detail to my mesh..then i'm all for it . Obviously the voxel have to be smaller than the triangles..so else it won't work.

To be honest, i do no care what method Andrew uses to get smaller triangles, as long as it add/implemented.

[el_diablo]

Andrew will prolly do additive detail on the limit surface if possible rather than make voxels higher resolution. It adds up pretty quickly, even with sparse representation. There are prolly some multiresolution voxels papers/algos out there that may be adapted to the purpose and lower the voxel size limit tho.

[Christoph]

I don`t know the programing tech behind voxel/sculpting.

But if jumping back and forth subdivisions levels help with the interaction, faster and real time in the lowest subdivision with big size brushes, the move tool, smooth, and with fast real time interaction in the highest subdivision with small size brushes, just like in poly/sculpting, then definitively please add this feature...

Thanks

[Bancho]

Thank you for the reply.
Those scales made in ZB.


But, we are able to make scales in 3DC.
(It's not easy like the ZB.)

Amazing work! this should give Andrew some fuel to keep pushing 3DC programming How did you make the scales? Ano anatawa nihonjin desuka?

Wao! You can speak japanese!
Yes, I am a japanese.
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[philnolan3d]

Wao! You can speak japanese!
Yes, I am a japanese.

Hehe, just like 2 seconds ago I was sending my mom pictures of the deer in Nara Park.

[Bancho]

Hehe, just like 2 seconds ago I was sending my mom pictures of the deer in Nara Park.

Where are you now!!?

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[SonK]

Thank you for the reply.
Those scales made in ZB.


But, we are able to make scales in 3DC.
(It's not easy like the ZB.)



Wao! You can speak japanese!
Yes, I am a japanese.
3.00ALPHA-06(DX)
WinXP Pro sp2 32bit
Dual-Xeon3G HT
3G Ram
RadeonX1950
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http://www.k2.dion.ne.jp/~output/c/3d-coat.html

haha, your eigo is better than nihongo. thanks for sharing the tip. Just curious how many polygons was the Zbrush model? And when you merge the mesh, did you subdivide it first? I ask because it looks very detail compare to what i see other people produce with 3.0 alpha so far.

[philnolan3d]

Where are you now!!?

Right now near Philadelphia, PA. Never been to Japan, the pics in question were ones I found on Flickr. I've just always had an interest in Japan. I only understand a little of the language, but I almost had a job at a game studio in Kyoto a few years ago.

[Andrew Shpagin]

This tool is amazing!
It base object imported form ZB.


3.10.00ALPHA-06(DX)
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3G Ram
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Wow! Wow! Really cool work.

Now I am not at home (short trip), so I am working only couple of huors per day (yesterday and today), tomorrow I will get back and work will go faster. Now I am improving core of surfacial transforming, it takes some time.

[Crusoe]

It's a little laggy on my notebook's card, but man it is fun. Is there any way to make the model lower res?

Also, the lag will probably improve as you tighten up performance.

[TOXE]

This new tool looks awesome! When we can have also a mac beta?

Congratulations Andrew for your amazing work

-TOXE

[Bo Atkinson]

Now I only know how to increase subdivision level. It is easy and I will make it soon. Decreasing is not so obvious...
About move - it is in process.

Ah, "decreasing subdivision" that is a key interest for me as i think it is key to structural efficiency (and i bet also key to making efficient models).