Hi all.
Question on InsertMesh.
Can the model within the InsertMesh brush be deformed in accordance with the form on which it is placed? Imagine a sphere on which we will put for example boxes (InsertMesh)
When the brush is set to default, boxes can only be rotated and scaled. I would like that these InsertMesh boxes be deformed in accordance with the sphere on which they are placed.
Thanks in advance
When Curve Mode is off, you can use Brush: Modifiers: Projection Strength in order for the Inserted Mesh to match the underlying surface.
cool tip! didnt know you could do that!
Thanks so much Cryrid
I noticed that Brush InsertMesh with box repeats the form not only of the sphere, but of itself.
This happens if one box is superimposed on the other. Deformations appear at the intersections.
Is it possible to repeat the shape of the sphere only?
Still here such problem.
After applying with Projection Strength always crash Zbrush.
InsertMesh with model feather is not very complicated.
Windows 8
Processor I7 6 cores
24 gig of RAM
If you only want it to conform to the sphere, you could split those other parts off into their own subtool before laying down the next one. Insert, split, rinse and repeat.
Is there any way to automatically create a new subtool for all IMesh?
And what do you think about the collapse ZB?
Maybe there are specific settings? my computer is quite powerful
Thanx