Javis

Hi! Try decreasing your spacing down to 5% or lower.

Hi, It's using metal\rough. Some of the old terminology remains from spec\gloss so it can be a little confusing.

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I'm glad to help! I try to keep all of the latest version on there, even a few version back if you need to revert.

Use the google drive link in the first post.

That's a bummer it's happening, but at least it's repeatable. Andrew will no doubt squash it. Thanks for narrowing it down.

Hey Chris! It should definitely not be storing by default, like you found out. Sorry to hear it was messing with you. Just in case you still want to know where the setting to store it is, it can be found in the Preset panel>What to Store?>Store Camera. PS - It was my idea. lol

Hi and welcome! Yes, you become the rightful owner when a license transfer is complete. Just be sure to communicate the transfer through Pligway at the sales AT 3dcoat DOT com address and someone will help get you squared away.

Hello and welcome to the forum! Could you provide your system specs and which version of 3DC you're using? Be specific.

Hi, and welcome to the forum! CUDA cores are used only for some sculpting tools, while the GPU is used for many other things in general. The CPU is more important for most things though. I haven't tested the raw count on my latest machine, but on my old machine (core i7 4770k, geforce 760 and 16GB DDR3) I could easily go up to 40M polys. If you have anything newer than that you could probably go higher, especially with more RAM. Yes. Yes. See #2. Can't recall off the top of my head. Sorry!

Yeah this is happening a lot to me. I am sure it's a bug and hopefully Andrew knows about it. I'm on a dual Xeon, dual 1080 TI, 128GB DDR4, dual monitors (and Cintiq) and Win10.

The new sculpt layers have a lot of potential! Right out of the gate they seem pretty stable, too. I am really enjoying being able to use the Depth Opacity to control how much of the layer adds to the depth. I don't know if it's been mentioned previously in this thread, but it would be cool to be able to change the depth blend mode and have it affect the sculpt layers, too. I'd like to also add my voice to what Artman is saying about retaining the original UVs and vertex order of the original imported mesh in surface sculpt. These two things are very, very important. I guess the flipside is you can also project attributes in another tool, but it doesn't always work the way you expect in every case. So having it just remember this data from the get go would be most welcome. Thanks Andrew for making sculpt layers! It is very cool.

Welcome everyone! So many new folks. :)

It's not spam. It's a false alarm.

This is excellent news. :)