Drag the surface area beneath the cursor. Press CTRL to raise or lower the surface, constrained to remain perpendicular to the face toolset: tools_tem("[SculptTool]{1}SCULPT_DRAG); script: cmd("$SCULPT_DRAG); |
This mode allows you to define a surface area by paint selecting or gradient. The selected area can then be deformed with a Transform tool, to move, scale, or rotate toolset: tools_tem("[SculptTool]{1}SCULPT_SELTRANSFORM); script: cmd("$SCULPT_SELTRANSFORM); |
Use LMB to raise the area beneath the cursor. CTRL+LMB indents the surface, and SHIFT+LMB smooths the geometry toolset: tools_tem("[SculptTool]{1}SCULPT_DRAW); script: cmd("$SCULPT_DRAW); |
This mode attracts geometric points toward a common center and acts something like a "pinch" mode. Height is determined by the the initial start point. Use CTRL+LMB for the opposite effect toolset: tools_tem("[SculptTool]{1}SCULP_COLLAPSE); script: cmd("$SCULP_COLLAPSE); |
This mode repels geometric points from a central point, exactly the opposite of the Collapse mode. Use CTRL+LMB to reverse the effect toolset: tools_tem("[SculptTool]{1}SCULP_EXPAND); script: cmd("$SCULP_EXPAND); |
This mode slides geometric points along the stroking motion relative to screen space toolset: tools_tem("[SculptTool]{1}SCULP_FOLLOW); script: cmd("$SCULP_FOLLOW); |
This mode slides geometric points along the stroking motion relative to the normal plane toolset: tools_tem("[SculptTool]{1}SCULP_FOLLOW_TANGENT); script: cmd("$SCULP_FOLLOW_TANGENT); |
This mode flattens the surface beneath the cursor by raising or lowering points to a common plane. Height and angle are averaged from the point directly beneath the center of the cursor, and the effect is expanded to fill the entire cursor area toolset: tools_tem("[SculptTool]{1}SCULP_PLANE); script: cmd("$SCULP_PLANE); |
This mode unifies (smooths) the spacing between geometric points relative to the cursor position toolset: tools_tem("[SculptTool]{1}SCULP_SMOOTH); script: cmd("$SCULP_SMOOTH); |