Hello.
I’d like to know how to close holes.
I did a illustration to show you.
See pic1.jpg:
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Teach me a technique (or several) to close that making a smooth “closed-hole” like #3.
Thanks.
Try to work on lower sdiv levels. Do some arrangements and then swich to upper level and go on.
Also after using inflat use smooth tool.
in #2 i used smooth, but keep messing the mesh.
it works fine!
Thank you.
I got a new question.
How colapse bridges?
Look:
Use smotth brush at lower levels too .
Now whats here ? u wanan bridge them or seperate them ?
You cannot ‘join’ geometry. You need an external modeling App for that. You might be able to push it together and then create a unified mesh from that. But the result might be far from what you expect…
Lemo
BTW lemo you were at Siggraph
Will new zbrush join meshes ?
Lols I think this question gets obsolute. Just remmebred 3d layers. 
Though I can be wrong also. 
oh, i got it.
Well, I found a solution. Using Make Unified Skin, but it looks like if I’ve applied noise to the mesh (see image). I don’t found a good value to make a good union.
Oh well.
As I wrote before. There is no good solution.
Lemo
Brazil…
Not sure if this is something you can utilize, but I see you’re starting with a 3D sphere primative. What about using ‘multi-markers’ and inserting a ring3d into your sphere, which will make your loop clean, and then create a new mesh from that with ‘makepolymesh’?
Word.
Wordswith, I just used a 3d sphere to illustrate my question.
Well u can use that multimarker technique to join any 2 even more meshes.
The only problem is amount of total no of polygons in the final mesh- my computer hangs with that amount of poly:)