the (very slightly) perforated lines are the creased ones, but if the deformer creasing isn't very helpful to you, go to the tool - geometry - crease menu for the manual options, and use that in conjunction with zmodelers edge creasing for the most control czcams.com/users/Pavlovich2005search?query=dynamic+crease
Michael, using the moment, I want to thank you for the great tutorials. You are the best! I understand how the tool works but it's more intuitive understanding or trial and error method. I can't say directly what angle should i look for to compare with the tolerance value. My guessing right now is - the smallest angle between two planes crossing of which creates the edge.
Ah gotcha; when I'm dialing in the angle value on crease tolerances or polygroup by normal values, you're right, it's a bit trial by error; too high of a value might not grab enough, too low of a value might start grabbing too much. Usually I can get it within a few tries, but occasionally I'll have to settle for a value that grabs most of what I want, then manually go in and adjust as needed--
I think ZBrush is the most mysterious app each day surpsising you with a new , unexpected feauture.
I hate how much I already learned from you and it never stops! :D
You are awesome!
You are rockin' it! Thanks for all of these!
Very thanks !! great tutorial. This will much improve my working style.
The bevels that zbrush makes look so twisted and ugly.
Untwist your eyes first.
crease mas
thanks. how is shortcut for deselect all polygons
This might be it: czcams.com/video/af066TJoJnE/video.html
Still can't understand what corners should i look when creasing :(
the (very slightly) perforated lines are the creased ones, but if the deformer creasing isn't very helpful to you, go to the tool - geometry - crease menu for the manual options, and use that in conjunction with zmodelers edge creasing for the most control czcams.com/users/Pavlovich2005search?query=dynamic+crease
Michael, using the moment, I want to thank you for the great tutorials. You are the best! I understand how the tool works but it's more intuitive understanding or trial and error method. I can't say directly what angle should i look for to compare with the tolerance value. My guessing right now is - the smallest angle between two planes crossing of which creates the edge.
Ah gotcha; when I'm dialing in the angle value on crease tolerances or polygroup by normal values, you're right, it's a bit trial by error; too high of a value might not grab enough, too low of a value might start grabbing too much. Usually I can get it within a few tries, but occasionally I'll have to settle for a value that grabs most of what I want, then manually go in and adjust as needed--