hey, go you happen to know how to add a texture seamless to an object like crochet knitting or so. If i do it with a brush i can see the connections to each other, which doesent look nice for 3d printing
That is custom brush territory. If you have made them before, clone your clay brush and create an alpha with your shape. (Sounds like you already have one.) I would rename it something like clay roller. You can use the dot stroke style, but increase your stroke spacing to suit your pattern. While you are in there change your snap radius to about half of your texture size, this will allow you to start your new stroke of texture lined up perfectly with the last, look for the red dot at the end of your stroke and start from there. Pressure, adjust to maybe the full preset, this will keep your texture consistent. Hope this helps, easier to do a video on this, I just might tomorrow. Have fun sculpting!
@Original-Werks yeah since watching this vid I've been messing with it and it's so much easier. Shared this vid with all my nomad sculpt buddies. Thank you!
Unfortunately, I do not have any android phones to try this. Look at the Prisma 3d site, it appears that all you need to do is save your sculpt in obj format to import to Prisma 3d. Go to the file tab at the top, down to export obj, select what you want to include, click the export obj and send it to your App or to a file you specify and then import into Prisma. Hope this helps, I have no experience with Prisma since I don't have an android phone.
I was using the default sphere in this case. You can always go into the multi-resolution tab and increase your topology if you like. Hope this answers your question.
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Great video!! Thanks!
Glad you found it helpful! I have lots more videos in the works.
Thank you so much for the video! So helpful
You're welcome! Have fun sculpting.
hey, go you happen to know how to add a texture seamless to an object like crochet knitting or so. If i do it with a brush i can see the connections to each other, which doesent look nice for 3d printing
That is custom brush territory. If you have made them before, clone your clay brush and create an alpha with your shape. (Sounds like you already have one.) I would rename it something like clay roller. You can use the dot stroke style, but increase your stroke spacing to suit your pattern. While you are in there change your snap radius to about half of your texture size, this will allow you to start your new stroke of texture lined up perfectly with the last, look for the red dot at the end of your stroke and start from there. Pressure, adjust to maybe the full preset, this will keep your texture consistent. Hope this helps, easier to do a video on this, I just might tomorrow. Have fun sculpting!
Awesome. I've just been struggling with trying to get rid of the jagged edges with the trim tool😅
Yes, it can be tough! I find the project tool really helps to clean up the edges, and it is faster than trim in some cases.
@Original-Werks yeah since watching this vid I've been messing with it and it's so much easier. Shared this vid with all my nomad sculpt buddies. Thank you!
You are very welcome. Thank you for sharing my video, that really helps me out!
Dear Sir i am your subscriber
Sir please make a vedio how to import Nomads sculpt to prisma3d please 🥺🥺🥺
Unfortunately, I do not have any android phones to try this. Look at the Prisma 3d site, it appears that all you need to do is save your sculpt in obj format to import to Prisma 3d. Go to the file tab at the top, down to export obj, select what you want to include, click the export obj and send it to your App or to a file you specify and then import into Prisma. Hope this helps, I have no experience with Prisma since I don't have an android phone.
how do you have 15.9gb?? mines only have 1.3gb
I was using the default sphere in this case. You can always go into the multi-resolution tab and increase your topology if you like. Hope this answers your question.