hi guys
I’m trying different techniques for sculpting but I have some problem with this part
First I activated dynamesh on the clean part. Then I cut using slice curve. Used mirror and then mirror and weld and finally I use dynamesh with group active… but this is the result
has it ever happened to you? do you know the reason?
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Luca
I’m not entirely sure what I’m looking at here, but it looks like you have a number of issues.
Slice cutting meshes is best done a straight cut, one at a time. As you see at the top there, the auto-close aspect of slice or trim cutting doesn’t handle corners as accurately as you might wish.
Try to use the trim curve brush to slice where possible, as that will let you do cuts in real time, but it doesn’t work in every situation.
Dynameshing with Groups active at the same time as Projection will often make unwanted artifacts along polygroup borders. Turn projection off when using the “groups” function. You can always reproject detail after the fact if you save a duplicate subtool. For complicated cut jobs where the form needs to be as accurate as possible, you may need to be a bit creative. For instance, duplicate the tool, and perform half the cut on one subtool, the other half on the other. Or, establish your cuts as very thin negative 3d mesh inserts, and perform a dynamesh subtraction.
thanks to the replay
I basically solved the problem clicking autogroup before slicing the tool