Hi Michael! this video is easy to understand watching it, but when I do as you did in the video, I have closed hole on one sliced part and on the other one i dont. Also on the one part that has closed hole I have 2 polygroups and not one as you have on this video.I did turn on groups before slicing it and ctrl draged on the canvas after. I tried it dozen of times and the result is the same. Thank you for any kind of advice and do excuse me if iam bothering with such little questions.
for the closed hole on one part but not the other, if that's across the line of symmetry (x axis usually) you'll have to geometry - modify topology - mirror and weld to get it to work on both sides, but i'm not certain that's your problem here.
@@MichaelPavlovich First I thank you for such qiuck notice. My english is not best so i havent explained it best. I do as you say in the video. I pick a sphere make it polymesh and dynamesh it I also turn on the groups. Than i slice with slicecurve and ctrl drag on canvas. In the video you get to closed seperated objects each having its own polygroup. In my case i get 2 seperated objects but with 4 polygroups external side of sphere being one polygroup and inside part being one polygroup. Well I think I do it exactly as you say in the video but looks like I dont and I cant figure it out where the mistake is. I ctrl shift click on one piece of sphere with polyframe turned on and the inside piece of sphere is missing(that would probably be because i have 2 polygroups on one sliced object) while i ctrl shift click on it again the other part shows on canvas and is fully closed only to be with 2 polygroups than i ctrl shift click on that part the first one shows on canvas to be closed also with 2 polygroups. I do really apologize for bothering so much. with such small questions. Iam only working on zbrush for about a month or so and been watching your videos for about 2 weeks now learning step by step trying to get some good base knowledge. Well in any case thank you again hope in time I ll figure it out where the mistake is. Well its so simple watching the video that i cant bealive this is happening :)
I did ctrl +w to get one polygroup on the first sliced part it worked but on the other one i couldnt get in canvas the inside part. I ll leave it be for now and focus my learning further. Really appreciate your contribution for us noobs:)
ah ok. what' you're describing is older zbrush functionality (4r7), r8 and above will group all contiguous meshes as one polygroup: ruclips.net/video/tVYZq0fR6iw/видео.html
Thanks teacher! I love your youtube!!!
ha thanks for this! Ive been struggling with dynamesh and I think this would fix a lot of it
Thanks!
How to turn off polygroup option sir
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Hi Michael! this video is easy to understand watching it, but when I do as you did in the video, I have closed hole on one sliced part and on the other one i dont. Also on the one part that has closed hole I have 2 polygroups and not one as you have on this video.I did turn on groups before slicing it and ctrl draged on the canvas after. I tried it dozen of times and the result is the same. Thank you for any kind of advice and do excuse me if iam bothering with such little questions.
for the closed hole on one part but not the other, if that's across the line of symmetry (x axis usually) you'll have to geometry - modify topology - mirror and weld to get it to work on both sides, but i'm not certain that's your problem here.
@@MichaelPavlovich First I thank you for such qiuck notice. My english is not best so i havent explained it best. I do as you say in the video. I pick a sphere make it polymesh and dynamesh it I also turn on the groups. Than i slice with slicecurve and ctrl drag on canvas. In the video you get to closed seperated objects each having its own polygroup. In my case i get 2 seperated objects but with 4 polygroups external side of sphere being one polygroup and inside part being one polygroup. Well I think I do it exactly as you say in the video but looks like I dont and I cant figure it out where the mistake is. I ctrl shift click on one piece of sphere with polyframe turned on and the inside piece of sphere is missing(that would probably be because i have 2 polygroups on one sliced object) while i ctrl shift click on it again the other part shows on canvas and is fully closed only to be with 2 polygroups than i ctrl shift click on that part the first one shows on canvas to be closed also with 2 polygroups. I do really apologize for bothering so much. with such small questions. Iam only working on zbrush for about a month or so and been watching your videos for about 2 weeks now learning step by step trying to get some good base knowledge. Well in any case thank you again hope in time I ll figure it out where the mistake is. Well its so simple watching the video that i cant bealive this is happening :)
I did ctrl +w to get one polygroup on the first sliced part it worked but on the other one i couldnt get in canvas the inside part. I ll leave it be for now and focus my learning further. Really appreciate your contribution for us noobs:)
ah ok. what' you're describing is older zbrush functionality (4r7), r8 and above will group all contiguous meshes as one polygroup: ruclips.net/video/tVYZq0fR6iw/видео.html
@@MichaelPavlovich I see, thank you for clearing that out for me.
Good video komšija ;)
4:57 Polygroup
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