Hey Guys, im still pretty new to how 3D works "well, for Video games" i mainly do 3D Printing, so my question is.. what is a really good Workflow for Hard Surface with 3D Coat?
like, are there any Tutorials on how to Retopo hard surface things you guys could link me? i can't seem to find any to be perfectly honest but Google isn't what it used to be.
Also while im at it: when i try to do Retopo on a square or something flat, the Vert will "Snap" past the ledge of the Square lets say for instance, and it'll be on the bottom of the Square. is there a way to stop that? so i can get the Vert to the exact edge of the Square "or whatever it is" without it snapping past into open space and then to the other side of the model?
thank you for answering any questions you can by the way. i know you don't gotta and your time is important, but anyone who can help me on my 3D Journey will be greatly appreciated
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Hey Guys, im still pretty new to how 3D works "well, for Video games" i mainly do 3D Printing, so my question is.. what is a really good Workflow for Hard Surface with 3D Coat?
like, are there any Tutorials on how to Retopo hard surface things you guys could link me? i can't seem to find any to be perfectly honest but Google isn't what it used to be.
Also while im at it: when i try to do Retopo on a square or something flat, the Vert will "Snap" past the ledge of the Square lets say for instance, and it'll be on the bottom of the Square. is there a way to stop that? so i can get the Vert to the exact edge of the Square "or whatever it is" without it snapping past into open space and then to the other side of the model?
thank you for answering any questions you can by the way. i know you don't gotta and your time is important, but anyone who can help me on my 3D Journey will be greatly appreciated
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