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issue with transpose master, tpose> subT turns modle into cub3d

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#1

I am trying to scale my entire modle at the same time. Web searching recommended I use transpose master. I selected grps to preserve my polygroups. It first combined all my visible tools, like it was suposed too. I scaled my model to the desired scale. Next I pressed TPose> SubT . The end result is a cube 3d. I first tried using subtool master scale offset thinking this would allow me to scale all. Is this the issue?

Um certainly not what I expected. One other thing I noticed was that when I first clicked on the TPoseMesh button, the whole mesh turned into a star3d in the process then reformed to my mesh.

I am thoroughly confused. I have never used this plugin before. Any sugestions would be great Thanks!

#2

make sure all of your meshes have a unique name and don’t have any unsupported characters that Zbrush doesn’t recognize and try again.

#3

Occasionally Transpose Master will produce an error by selecting the wrong model when trying to transfer the pose. This can happen when the project includes some of the parts that make up the model as well as the model itself. To avoid this it is good practice to start with a new project:

1. Select the model (with subtools) you wish to pose and save it as a ZTL by pressing Tool:Save As. 2. Create a clean project by pressing Preferences>Init ZBrush. 3. Load the ZTL you saved at (1) by pressing the Tool>Load Tool button. 4. Use Transpose Master to pose your model.

Be sure to save the project (ZPR) file so that the Transpose Master data is stored with your model and you can continue posing during a new ZBrush session.

#4

Ah HAH! I figured it out. I forgot I had a few of those subtools still in dynamesh. Apparently Dynamesh dose not play nice with Transpose master. I should have thought of that first. :o

#5

Marcus,

you were right. Even though I turned off the Dynamesh, I still had to creat a new scene. Thank you very much! Worked like a charm :cool: