Thanks Carlosan. That helps.

FINALLY had a moment from life. YES, I recreated the material and it works just fine.  Not sure what I did to mess it up the first time but it now works.  Thank you

Selecting add tool, you can move vertex using RMB over the vertex. Change Mirror Snapping values to get full control of snap along the join line of the symmetry.

Just as a follow up, I should be able to achieve what I need to do by using "Attach tube or models array" on my curves. But it would still be good to understand the behaviour of the Absolute brush a bit better. Derek

Hello. I am working on some retopology and using the symmety tool along the x asis. I have auto snap on but find that it is not easy to ensure that points snap together along the join line of the symmetry. Is there a trick to make this quicker and easier? Many thanks.

Hi, Hopefully an easy one for someone to answer.  Because I'd really like to get the behaviour out of the brush I was expecting early next week for a work project... My plan was to lay out designs on a flat surface using curves, then apply the Absolute Brush along the curves to get a semicircular raised line. Obviously, I'm using the Absolute brush to avoid overlapping lines being doubled in height. However, I have noticed that lines drawn or applied with curves all seem to have a very similar profile, with steep sides and a flat top, regardless of the selected alpha.  Here's an image I have drawn where there is a dot drawn (with the absolute brush) proving that the alpha is working, and then a line drawn with the exact same brush and settings, resulting in a fairly square profile for all of them.     I've tried adjusting all sorts of settings for the brush, including falloff, smoothing, etc, but to no avail.  Any suggestions how I can draw a line resulting in the same shape as the actual alpha used..? Cheers, Derek 

In 3DCoat ,whenever the user selects a Face OR Polygon, the way 3DCoat displays it in the Viewport looks like this. And '' that '' , in most ( if not all ) other 3D apps... looks like an '' INSET '' operation. It's is VERY confusing. Misleading. Frustrating. Etc. It's hard on the eye of the viewer to see what is actually selected. I do not feel that it adds any kind of value to 3DCoat. That said, if the 3DCoat dev team or creator prefers this, I don't mind. However, could you please add an option in 3DCoat 2024 and higher Edit > Preferences > Viewport  ▣ Selected polygons are displayed fully with one color overlay, instead of displaying an Inset effect To Display polygons like this instead, when they are selected? It will help attract more artists to 3DCoat instead of giving them one reason to turn them Off. Thank you! Much appreciated.

Ok, it works on the native library; I think the origin of the mesh is a mess up on the model dragged from the sculpt tree to the voxel model library :/

The symmetry tool in the sphere tool needs to be fixed.

The main area is on the end of the small tip. Note that I am working with a 1024px texture size, and did not re-UV it on import.  

I would need to download the license ? Yes. Look out at page 2 of the documentation.