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It would be nice if polysphere and polycube came preloaded in the tool pallet… wonder why they arent, as they seem much more useful than the standard cube 3d and spere 3d.

Anyone know how to have tools “auto-load” on startup?

Until now PolySphere & PolyCube dont count to the native tools, you cant set up initial parameters, like xyz-size or density. I hope they’ll include them in the future, making the special masking possibilities available for native 3D-tools.

You can record macros loading these tools to have them 1 click away.

froyd

Macro Primitives for all!

Here’s a few for you guys:

Ball, Cube & Torus

Install instructions in the zip file - enjoy :slight_smile:

cheers

Chris

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Macros Palette.jpg

Nice! thanks, Atwooki.

Poles, as long as there aren’t too many of them, aren’t really that big a deal. If you use a medium to low intensity setting and draw(subtract mode) into them a little, then use smooth (also lower intens. setting) they’re pretty much gone at most angles. I do admit though, a pole-less mesh is the way to go. I’ve also seen people talk about pushing them into themselves with other programs, as a quick fix. Of course, I imagine it doesn’t work quite as well. :wink:

wow i feel like an idiot. i got the cube and i was just going to mention you can get the same result by taking the cube 3d with poles and using unified skin tab skin resolution > 8…skin smoothness zero>make unified skin… then i read the last couple replies here and crusoe the painter kindly pointed out that the ztools in the tool folder do not have poles. ive been using zbrush since 3.0 came out and … i didnt know that the tools in the folder have no poles. its not the greatest thing in the world, but it would be nice if pixologic made some mention of it … somewhere!! i am assuming that most people are like me and assumed the ztools are the same poled meshs. stoopid.
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Hi.

When I load the ZTool Polysphere it is a bout 8000 polys. I want something lower res to map a texture onto but when I Reconstruct Subdivide I get strange artifacts like overlapping edgeloops. If I take it to a very low resolution the artifacts disappear but, when I delete Higher Subdivisions and divide up again, I get ‘Holes at the Poles’. How can I get a low res sphere out of this? I tried loading Atwooki’s macros but even though the buttons show up as described, when pressed I get an error message saying ‘Unable to Open’. Thanks!

~S.~

I have come to believe the basic shapes are like this so we can initialize them and edit them into other shapes. put holes in them. more sides, less sides etc, a lot of people would really really miss these basic shapes if removed. Once you embrace them for what they are i think you´ll find them extremely useful just as they are. They are just right. incredibly useful.

Does this work in the new 64 bit version? I know this is an old thread… but thought I would ask anyhow.

Thanks