Blender Secrets - Placing Hard Surface Details in Sculpt Mode

Wow thanks you

Thanks again, boys.👏👍🙏

Really helpful !!

A god among men ❤️

That looks almost like cheating.

Cool tips thanks bro.

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We could make cities with Alpha textures with this method.

The best tip ever. Brushes is the hidden goldmine. Sculpting details is so hard.

Was just looking for this exact tutorial. You're a god dude. I wish every tutorial was this short and this detailed.

Hello !
One of the most frustrating aspect of Blender sculpting is imho the way such custom brush presets are (to my knowledge) stored inside .blend files as opposed to being stored as preferences (like the lookdev HDRs and Matcaps for instance). Would love to know if there is any clever workaround to deal with that (besides bruteforcing it by having all the brushes inside the startup .blend).
Thank you for the great content as always.

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setting display mode to thumbnails was the real secret for me

you wil always learn a tip from this guy even you're advance

New sub here! Pls make an indetail video about Circle tool options within the LoopTools addon. Im particular interested in the Method option (Best fit and Fit inside)

1 min format is the best, love your channel!

What a great tip. Drag dot is really handy!

As vezes eu penso que sou a única brasileira a gostar muito de blender 😔. Tenho que encontrar os meus 😂😂

I didn't know this was a thing until now, after knowing Blender for years.

OH MY GOD I CAN PREVIOEW THGUMBNAILS IN BLENDER!??! OMGI NEVER KNWE THIS WAS A THING THANK YOU SO MUCH

How do you get such a smooth surface.

Great Tutorial as usual. The one thing that i cannot get to work is the resolution. Even with 6 million vertices and multiresolution modifier up to 10, the sculpt still looks blurry. Am i getting something wrong here?

i've seen creature sculptors use this with scales and skin texture. always wondered where they get that option but didn't know what words to search in google to get the answer. so thanks a lot <3

so useful

what setting do you enable to see the texture while you're hovering the brush?

'pixologic alphas' for a ton of free, high quality, alphas

Wow pure sorcery! :D Wonder how assets with floaters would look after bringing them to Unreal Engine, any idea if they work?