I’m having a problem.
When I subdivide my meshes, if I lower the resolution, then go back to a higher resolution everything is rather angrily distorted.
I’ve had a look around the forums and haven’t noticed a similar problem.
Any assistance or advice with this problem would be HUGELY appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Retro
That’s weird … I have no idea why that is happening …
Can you show an image of the mesh before subdividing it?
I also wasn´t able to reproduce your error; but i believe that it might have to do something with the geometry that you brought inside zbrush;
i guess you imported this as an obj; are you shure the geometry is clean? if you send me the obj i can take a look
i can imagine how irritating this is for you!
m
MichaelMaehring posted : i believe that it might have to do something with the geometry that you brought inside zbrush
I have been thinking that also …
I also have been thinking that there might be some projection or something going on …
Does the tool have subtools?
I’ve seen in the past that with projection a mesh can get screwy like that … ?
-clear masks 1st
or
-dynamesh ur model
zb gets along with but hates imports
i don´t agree with that; as long as the mesh is clean there shouldn´t be any problems with importing obj´s - in contrary there is a lot of workflows that use importing and exporting obj´s
but the thread-starter seems to have solved the problem anyway 
