I have the same options on the sculpting tools, I even tried a wacom tablet, yet the strength, smoothness and shape of the sculpting specially the crease are not the same, yours looks better and one stroke have a more significant strength, what could be the reason?
Yes, for sculpting a graphics tablet makes life so much more easier... I linked one in the video description - wacom intuos S (not that expansive and works prefectly for stuff like this)
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Thank you so much. This is awesome. Im going to follow the tutorial when i wake up ^^
Very good. More video. 👍
Oh thank you
In the sculpting part, why do you change between XY and X?
I have the same options on the sculpting tools, I even tried a wacom tablet, yet the strength, smoothness and shape of the sculpting specially the crease are not the same, yours looks better and one stroke have a more significant strength, what could be the reason?
check that your dyntopo options are at subdivide collapse and relative detail
@@denissequijada8623 I'm pretty sure that back then I had these options on
İts very hard to making with mouse.
Yes, for sculpting a graphics tablet makes life so much more easier... I linked one in the video description - wacom intuos S (not that expansive and works prefectly for stuff like this)