In the Sculpt mode, enable “Fast Navigate”, it allow Blender to display a lower poly version of the high poly sculpt you’re working on when you rotate around it (allowing then to rotate quickly), i wish the devs would have included zooming in/out in the "Fast Navigate though.Īt rather high polycount, it’s good to zoom in the zone you’re sculpting, it will help the brushes to stay smooth. Start with a model base that is at least 1000 or more faces, do not start with adding multires modifier to the default cube by example, it will be rather bad in higher multires level. If you have a good graphic card, you can enable VBO (in File -> User Preference -> System, you should see a “VBO” button, disabled by default) it apparently make a huge difference, but if your graphic card is not good enough, enabling VBO will do nothing and may crash Blender in a few cases. Make sure that your model is smooth shaded, not flat shaded (in my screenshot it’s flat shaded, but only to show you the difference in face count)
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Some hints on how to improve performance :įor the model, disable “Double sided” if it is enabled When you will want to paint, you edit the multires modifier settings to go back to a lower multires level, unwrap in edit mode, and you can paint.īut the main problem with the Blender method in comparison to Sculptris is that when you subdivide, it will subdivide the whole model, and so may add a very lot of faces when you don’t really need, so you’ll see that in the end you’re going to have to carefully check the face count, as at some point, unless you have a good computer+graphic card, you’re going to have some performance problems. When you can’t sculpt more, add another subdivide level to the multires and sculpt finer detailsīlender sculpt mode work very differently than sculptris, more than just the technical aspect, Blender scullpt mode has more to do with sculpting “progressively” adding a subdivision level when you need more details, while Sculptris gives you complete freedom from the start to the end. Once you can’t really do more, click on the subdivide button to go to the level 2, and sculpt more Not much to do at multires level 0, so click on the subdivide button to go to the level 1 of the multires, then you can start to roughly sculpt (not yet enough faces for real detailling) You have your base model, ready for sculpting. The multires modifier is actually the easy way out.
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