Gizmo 3d is acting strange line parts of the mesh are pinned in place, how do I go about fixing this? Edit, found the answer. It has to do with the focal shift setting, setting it to -100 fixed the strange gizmo3d behavior.
Hello howell , i am new in 3d sculpt i tried sculpting in blender and i very comfortable with and i have confusion should i switch in zbrush because i want to concept character for video game and animation i see your channel i find somthing important and some tips for head out my confusion on me mind. Can you suggest any path ro were i go whether i stick with blender and improve my skills on sculpt and texture ya should i can switch in zbrush and master on this. Plz answer it will help me alot.
Zbrush is the absolute best for sculpting, hands down, no questions asked. But most people do not actually need it bc they can get what they need from Blender. I’d stick with Blender for now. The fundamental sculpting skills you are learning will transfer to Zbrush if you choose to make the switch at some point
If you missed Part 1 here it is:
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Nice
Thanks man!
Please keep making zbrush tutorial
Will do!
These have been super helpful thank you!
Right on!!
Awesome tutorials, Thank you!
You got it! 👍
Cool! Thank)
How many parts are in this series? Just started learning and these are really helpful 😅
I’m not sure how many parts there will be in total. But my hope is to do many more.
Gizmo 3d is acting strange line parts of the mesh are pinned in place, how do I go about fixing this? Edit, found the answer. It has to do with the focal shift setting, setting it to -100 fixed the strange gizmo3d behavior.
Ahh, sorry just saw this. I'm glad you found the solution. They added that a few years back and is actually pretty useful
Hello howell , i am new in 3d sculpt i tried sculpting in blender and i very comfortable with and i have confusion should i switch in zbrush because i want to concept character for video game and animation i see your channel i find somthing important and some tips for head out my confusion on me mind. Can you suggest any path ro were i go whether i stick with blender and improve my skills on sculpt and texture ya should i can switch in zbrush and master on this.
Plz answer it will help me alot.
Zbrush is the absolute best for sculpting, hands down, no questions asked. But most people do not actually need it bc they can get what they need from Blender. I’d stick with Blender for now. The fundamental sculpting skills you are learning will transfer to Zbrush if you choose to make the switch at some point