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The four urgent improvements for Blender 2.8 to win more professionals in digital sculpture
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Belich
in the blender that i have here the constant value works as the proposal.
Are you sure the objetcs have the same scale 1,1,1 ?
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@L. Nahuel Belich:
You're right. This is also related to the scale of objects. So I ask you to add next to the "Warning!" of geometry conversion in Dyntopo mesh an option that allows to enable / disable the "Apply" feature quickly. If the suggestion is implemented it will be the solution for the two proposals (proposals 1 and 2) for improvement for carving in Blender. Many thanks for your comment!
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rafael.ourique
It's better just to make two checkboxes "apply all transformations before enabling" and "treat object as with default rot/loc/scale" below the dyntopo button. one applies, other doesn't but works as if it was applied
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@rafael.ourique:
Rafael, I do not speak English. Maybe that's why I found her explanation confused as to how to proceed. I could not reproduce your tip.
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in the blender that i have here the constant value works as the proposal. Are you sure the objetcs have the same scale 1,1,1 ?
@L. Nahuel Belich: You're right. This is also related to the scale of objects. So I ask you to add next to the "Warning!" of geometry conversion in Dyntopo mesh an option that allows to enable / disable the "Apply" feature quickly. If the suggestion is implemented it will be the solution for the two proposals (proposals 1 and 2) for improvement for carving in Blender. Many thanks for your comment!
It's better just to make two checkboxes "apply all transformations before enabling" and "treat object as with default rot/loc/scale" below the dyntopo button. one applies, other doesn't but works as if it was applied
@rafael.ourique: Rafael, I do not speak English. Maybe that's why I found her explanation confused as to how to proceed. I could not reproduce your tip.