Other then smoothing, how else can I get the white pixels out that appear after dividing a tool, after making some changes to it at a lower subdivision level.
I have been smoothing out but they just wont go away, it there a better option. I am fairly new. 
Well, sounds like your material changed partially.
A simple fill on the MRGB hopefully will fix that.
_Revel
Youāre absolutely right, after I applied some of the material back on, the pixels dissipated. Although, now I have another issue. Itās much worse and I am afraid permanent as well. My ztool froze my Zbrush session. Now I find that both the recovered file cannot be opened nor can the previous save which is crazy. This ztool took me quite some time to create so I feel rather empty at the moment.
I understand that there can be an issue restoring the recovered file, but why is my last save also corrupt? Here is the message when I try to load it: Error while reading m_pLinksFaceList Object:
and then is says to email Pixologic with this issue.
Is there any possible way to get this properly loaded? Sadly now I can only recover the document of that pieceā¦
Hey there,
yep Revel is right. ZB tends to display those artifacts, when you changed the material on a lower subdiv. Simply hit āMā and go to Top Menu/Color/Fill object. That should do the trick.
Hope that helps.
Thatās weird, I never had a problem like that before.
How big the file? (size, poly counts, etc)ā¦Did you try to load that ztool at another computer?..is it only with that model your ZBrush crash upon loading tool?
What I can think of right now is the problem cause by the amount of poly that you have on that model and your machine canāt handle that much, I donāt think that has to do with your previous problem, but I could be wrong.
Probably you could zip your ztool and upload it somewhere, so that we can try to open it and see if can load or not.
_Revel
Nice, zipping it is a great idea. Well itās smaller then other tools Iām working with, so itās not an issue of size necessarily. The file itself is under 200.
After turned into a RAR it still is 128 mb, so Iām not sure how I can get it over to you.