Wasili

Thank you! I exported the retopo to a new scene and there mirrored it. It must have been a glitch. Did you encounter such a problem with the coordinates when importing? - http://take.ms/ZiVmY

Hello! I have such a problem - when I import I lose coordinates. Here's how it happens http://take.ms/ZiVmY Am I doing something wrong?

Thank you! You have helped me a lot, now I understand what was the matter - they were other UV - sets. Can I ask more about this? http://take.ms/KpaM2 This is a bug?

Yes, it works on the one side. The symmetry was not applied correctly and I exported this mesh and then added more polygons, but they become some kind of foreign material like this http://take.ms/g9FJH

I turned off the virtual simmetry and got this result http://take.ms/g9FJH Those polygons that I add are some kind of foreign. When importing into the surfice materials, they then go to a separate mesh

Hello! I had this problem http://take.ms/j0wXc so I did some polygons in addition to the lack of symmetry. As a result, here's what I got when exporting and then importing the model http://take.ms/7VvDl Why is there a single mesh in the retopo objects, and two separate meshes in the surface materials?