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Published: 2019-03-31 10:28:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 2547; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 67
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ALL THE CREDIT to Kaedetsuka who find it you can check his Overwatch Render to see that and i ddin't know about this stuff! So i asked him how to do it and if can make a tutorial about that so he accept it
BIG EDIT PART HERE FOR MESH SELECTING:
"you can just hit H to hide it.
Then select a new vertice and hit L.
And go on like that until you have hidden all of the suspenders
Then you bring it back with alt-h, and it is all selected."
Thanks to RadiantEld for this great tips, it save alot of time!
I warn anyone who will say who already know the manipulation will be blocked instantly, its not for you so go away, I'm not joking.
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Im pretty surprised u didnt knew about it...xD
Very useful tut! Would be perfect with Radian's tips. Hope for updates with CTRL + L short. That method is easy for me, but for newbies nope so maybe u can save some times for n00bs xD
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Hahaha, we always learning everytime! so its not too late to know that
and yes i posted this for people who didn't know
Oh and sometimes CTRL+L doenst work it select all the part ><
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Sometimes it can also be useful to just expand the selection to the connected vertices with CTRL + + . It adds to your selection all the neighbouring vertices of the ones you have selected. Repeat to expand the selection further.
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I only stumbled across this technique by accident when setting up the Juliet Starling lingerie model. Also what I've been doing recently on the metallic parts of costumes when they're default part of the clothing mesh.
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You can also use it for wet or sweat effect!
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Yeah that's really good stuff stuff on metalic part like ring orbutton on bikini or boots!
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Do you know you can hit L to select linked vertices?
If it doesn't select all of it, you can just hit H to hide it.
Then select a new vertice and hit L.
And go on like that until you have hidden all of the suspenders
Then you bring it back with alt-h, and it is all selected.
It's sounds a bit complicated and counter intuitive at first, but give it a try, I think you'll like it.
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Thanks for the info i will try that too
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