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Alpha 83 CUDA: A current test to make sharp edges on objects.
I guess, the scrape tool is the better flatten tool... The flatten tool is currently too slow, and produces bugs.
Yoshimitsu?
For sharp edges try the "vox pinch" tool.
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Bumping this so andrew sees it
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Just thought about this. Here's an example of dual quaternion skinning:
http://isg.cs.tcd.ie/projects/DualQuaternions/
good example of the difference between linear & dual quat here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoVVM6moID8
I think this would be good for posing voxel sculpts without losing volume.
What do you think?
Cheers!
rb452k
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Another thing from today
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Ok here's a back view:
And something else I've been messing with:
No details on game I'm afraid, still all preprod stuff!
Cheers!
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Here's the first, for a game I'm working on.
Cheers!
Ren
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What is DP? I can't find by searching!
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Pretty sweet! What are the approx. costs on this?
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hehe...you're lucky you didn't mess the middle....
so here is what you do:
take any brush with depth set at superlow and small radius value and paint a little on the right side of your model.
Then, press the sym copy button that is located at the top end of the volumetric menu.(be sure symmetry is on when you press sym copy button)
Voila!
I could kiss you!
Thanks so much, thought it was gone for ever! (or gonna be a hassle to get back anyway
)Cheers!
Ren
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AAAAAGH!
I made an error & didn't have a backup copy!
I have sliced a chunk out of my voxel sculpt like this:
Can I fix it somehow & get it back to being symmetrical?
Cheers!
Ren
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Please attach log.txt after running DX version and I will estimate.
Will do this when I get home, thanks Andrew!
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Hi there,
Is it possible to run 3d coat on this hardware? I'd love to run 3d coat on my lil' tablet pc. But Both direct X & open GL versions fail to run with shading errors.
Is it possible?
Cheers!
Rich
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Excellent stuff, I had to fire it up & have a quick go with transpose
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You can do it by hitting the "To Polygons" button. if you want to paint on it I believe the only way is to retopologize it and create a UV map.
Thanks!
I acutally tried this & it worked exactly how I wanted, so I am all happy!
Cheers!
Ren
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OK, but that would get me a low-res paintable mesh - is it possible to get the hi-res mesh?
LOL, ignore this, I just did the operation & it works how I wanted
This product just gets better the more stuff I find
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Make reptopo and then make Retopo menu->Merge in scene
You will get paintable mesh. Optional step - setup seams and make unwrapping before merging.
OK, but that would get me a low-res paintable mesh - is it possible to get the hi-res mesh?
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Good!
For now the best way to get mesh is retopology. It will take no more then 5 min to make retopo for this head.
I am sure that retopology time is < sculpt time/4. But of course some complex objects can't be retopologized at all (almost).
Just press retopo tool button and you are in.
OK, but how do I get the hi-res detail from the volumetric sculpt?
Am I missing something?
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Quick head model sketch.
I continue to try & find a workable method to get this into a sculptable mesh!
Suggestions/help greatfully received!
Cheers!
Ren
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Hello there!
Is there a preferred method of doing this? To get to a sculptable/paintable mesh for finer detail work?
Something to do with the "big mesh" import function?
Is anyone doing this?
Cheers!
Ren
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More detailing...
Very nice.
From the thumbnail it looked like dripping flesh!
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That's cool. We have been testing it here on game assets too - mostly for 3d concepting and topology. Baking in 3DC worked fine, the only thing is inability to control uvs shells directly and absence of multiple vertex normals(smoothing groups).
I tried the UV tools in 3dcoat & liked them, I found keeping a UV set on an imported model gave draw errors, so I let 3dc do it's own UVs.
My preffered method at the moment goes something like this:
1. model in max/maya
2. Do UVs in 3dcoat
3. export back to max, re-organise UVs to suit me.
4. Work in 3dcoat
5. bring hi-res mesh out of 3d coat, textures & all.
6. Bake textures onto low-res mesh (and normals) within max.
Seems to work for me
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Hi there!
I'm trying out the alpha to see how I can use it to make stuff for the games I work on.
That's a skull model I made in volumetric sculpt in about an hour (from a sphere) and then retopo'd a low-res & made a normal map, as I'd use in game.
The green one is volumetric, the white ones are hi-res & low-res with normal map!
I am enjoying this program a lot
Cheers!
Ren
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OK, here's a sneaky tip then
I use the "extrude tool" with a pointy brush (curved profile) and extrude the edge a little, then use vox pinch on it - try it 
Cheers!
Ren