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Published: 2012-10-14 09:27:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 2472; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 13
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Sculpt done with blender 2.64 and the new Dyntopo mode. rendered in BlenderRelated content
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Excellent work, that model and tool and both looking amazing
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Thank you, glad you like it
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I'll definitely have to give Dyntopo mode a try.
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Yeah, you definitely should
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Wow, I canβt believe you got a character modelled as well as this in blender
Congrats, that is just brilliant.
Out of curiosity, how many faces are in it
Ohh was the sculpting tool used a lot in this as well
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Thanks ! The body alone is worth 200k polys and the whole scene is around 600k.
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Wow thats a fair few, Still bloody awsome though
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What's the new Dyntopo mode? And can you use this sculpt to generate displacement maps?
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Dynotopo is a new way of sculpting, very sculptris like, with dynamic topology. It's been made by Nicholas Bishop ( [link] ) . You can not use just the sculpt to generate displacement maps, since, it can't have an accurate uv unwrapp (because of the dynamic topology .
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Thanks, Blender is not as good as zbrush... yet... But soon...
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Looks really good. Haven't tried 2.64 with dyntopo yet. Is it any better?
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It is a totally new way to sculpt in Blender, you must try it (it s very Sculptris like )
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I have used dyntopo but not in 2.64. It's way harder for me to get polished results in dyntopo than in sculptris. I guess i could sculpt in 2 stages to improve results. After getting the base shape sculted i could retopologize and then sculpt details.
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