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Hello there!
Quick question, I've been trying to get my model from a dynamesh to an actual mesh. My character has a thin tail, and going from a dynamesh straight to the zremesher for whatever reason clips it off.
To get around this I've been using the 'Remesh' tool in the SubTool menu, and then projecting it back onto the dynamesh, and finally zremeshing from there. The issue I'm having is that when I remesh the model, it smooths over the fingers like she's wearing mittens. You can see what I mean here. The first picture is the dynamesh, the second the remesh, and the third is the projection.
Is there a way to 'carve' out the fingers? Nothing I'm googling see
So I'm having trouble sculpting some feet, particularly around the toe area. I've been using Dynamesh for the majority of the model to get in the general form. My problem is arising with the toes becoming webbed together whenever I go to restructure/remesh the Dynamesh.
My example is here: http://imgur.com/a/8WsTJ
I've played around a bit with the settings of Dynamesh, but each one seems to wreck the model in a different way. Am I going about this wrong? Thanks!
I'm still brand new to zbrush and have been following tutorials on digital-tutors, and just got done with using dynamesh on a character. Anyway I reconstructed the mesh and am at a point where I want to subdivide the mesh to work with more detail.
tl;dr my geometry window looks like this with no sign of the divide button, how do I get it back??
Hello everyone!
I'm pretty new to lifting, I started towards the beginning of January, so I'm still learning and trying to figure out everything.
Currently I'm 5' 6.75" weighing in at ~150lbs. I'm following the The Average F'n Program and have been making progress.
Bench is at 130lbs Row is at 130lbs Press is at 110lbs Deadlift and Squat are both at 155lbs
Anyway, I was trying to get to 160lbs today on squats, and I failed pretty dramatically. I noticed during my warmups at 115lbs that my hips were hurting a bit when I got to the bottom of the squat, but didn't think much of
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