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The Pose tool is pretty brand new and is still under development.

The software is far less basic now than when I started using it when the 2.80 Alpha just launched, but there is certainly a lot more work to do. Pretty much every release since 2.80 we have got some feature that has helped bridge the features gap between perpetual 3D softwares and Blender. I don’t think there is any basis in the argument that Blender will remain basic with add-ons having to fill the need in every aspect as you suggest. While i still think Blender by default should have some more minimum essentials brush tools While i understand other people using Blender exclusively can buy addons and have different Blender uses and needs.

Instead all money you put on addons you could had baught a 3D Coat or Zbrush license getting all needed and most advanced tools without needing to pay for addons.īTW, it’s just i mainly use Blender for modeler and animation for my needs. I no more waste money on addons (they can become discontinued, or bugs not fixed, also no Blender official support). It will stay basic perhaps enough for many people, but incomplete tools for other people that will need to buy addons to become productive (quick retopology or paiting BDSF materials addons). I think Blender is becoming like Unity 3D engine. I remember the extract caught my attention because still now I use Dyntopo Plus add-on, and would love a better solution there as well.

Regarding the smoothing: when working with Blender Sculpt Mode, a Corrective Smooth modifier with Length Weight and Only Smooth modes activated kind of approaches the ZBrush Polish slider algorithm, and if Pablo could make a mix between the two current Smooth brush algorithms (Laplacian and Surface), ideally combined with the Slide Relax brush smoothing algorithm, then that could compete with ZBrush Alt + smooth. But I always hate it when things are discontinued in stead of improved. I know why that is, I know Dyntopo uses the slow Bmesh method for triangular subdivision. A part of the Sculpt Mode brushes, such as Draw Sharp, doesn’t support Dyntopo. Sculptris Pro is better simply because Dyntopo development is discontinued. A proper “dam_standard” brush is a must… like, it’s one of those basic things that should be there since day one…Īgreed, but the four most important reasons I’m still working with ZBrush are Dynamesh, Sculptris Pro and two types of smoothing: the volume-preserving alternative Smooth brush algorithm, and the Polish slider.ĭynamesh is noticeably better than Voxel Remesh, because it isn’t as destructive as Voxel Remesh when remeshing with the same resolution.

Export blender to sculptris operator presets