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RE: Help Unwrapping a Curved model - Rapture - 08-31-2013

Didn't want to create another thread for this, but for Dynamic Topology in Blender. Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

Spoiler below!
[Image: 7hpl.jpg]

(1) This is the front face of the model, some bricks.

(2) If I sculpt a circle, I get a nice circle shaped sculpt.

(3) But if I switch to the top side of the model. Which is suppose to be chipped/broken, because the model is named "StoneBrokenWall1".

I get this really annoying stretched banding sculpt. It has a little use to giving a nice slope, but I don't want this as it makes regular sculpting impossible.

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Any idea how to resolve this?

Edit: Does this have to do something with the local/global axis's? Sculpting along the X axis seems to be fine, but Y or Z don't work to well.

Edit2: Love it when inspiration hits you, had to reset the L/R/S and now the sculpting is back to normal.

RE: Help Unwrapping a Curved model - Traggey - 08-31-2013

No, this happens because you don't have enough tesselation on the topside.

Make sure your polygons are small squares and not streched out polygons.

RE: Help Unwrapping a Curved model - JonnyAnomaly - 08-31-2013

(08-31-2013, 01:21 AM)JustAnotherPlayer Wrote: The man uses Blender and 3 people recommend a Maya tool and one guy recommends getting 3DS Max.

Logic.

Roadkill (the free version) isn't a Maya tool, its a program that works independently of any 3D progam.

RE: Help Unwrapping a Curved model - Traggey - 09-01-2013

JustAnotherPlayer once more proving how much he knows on the subject of things he doesn't actually do.

Well done.

RE: Help Unwrapping a Curved model - PutraenusAlivius - 09-01-2013

(09-01-2013, 10:59 AM)Traggey Wrote: JustAnotherPlayer once more proving how much he knows on the subject of things he doesn't actually do.

Well done.

*acts like a gentleman disagreeing*
What? Rapture uses Blender yet you guys don't know it and you just recommend getting 3DS Max. Which I found amusing.