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Sculpting the Planar Arms & Legs
3rd October 2019
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Julien Kaspar
Similarly to the previous lesson we will continue to sculpt the planar arms & legs of the body.
Other links:
- Body Sculpting Lessons .blend file: The asset file that contains all of my shown body & clothing sculpts from the chapter 2 lessons. It also includes the Annotation lines shown in the videos.
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21st July 2020 - 02:05
I really appreciate how in depth with all the anatomy you are going with this. This series is definitely one I will need to come back to from time to time to brush up.
14th August 2020 - 03:33
Why do I keep getting this weird mesh when ever I remesh or use dyntopo? I can see these little bumps when it is supposed to be smooth and when I grab the mesh outwards, it creates this really weird looking mesh instead of being smooth. If I don't use dyntopo or remesh, then I don't have enough detail to scrape, crease, etc. Thank you for any help you can provide. {attachment Invalid slug CapturePNG - should be a static_asset id}{attachment Invalid slug capture_2PNG - should be a static_asset id}
Julien Kaspar
14th August 2020 - 14:29
*@jamececoplen* Could be an invisible mask or face sets. Check the overlays settings in the header.
Check your brush settings and sculpt mode options for "Auto-Masking" -> "Face Sets" and turn it off if its enabled.
14th August 2020 - 20:32
*@Julien Kaspar* Thank you so much for responding! Honestly incredibly amazing to be able to get help like this. None of the things you mentioned were my issue, but I did end up figuring it out. My mirror modifier had clipping enabled, which ended up being the problem. Once I turned that off, I could smooth these weird bumps and grab the mesh normally.