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Now let's take a look at this menu and see how the whole sculpting thing works.

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If you open blender and you click on your object and the object, you have all the top over here sculpting.

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Or you can go to object mode and change it to a couple.

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If I change it to a sculpting blender has prepared this window for us with all the unnecessary things

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So for example, in the oil, the floor, the axes, they're all disabled.

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But if in the early hours, if you press control to and then go to sculpt mode, you have all these

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things over here that you don't need and you need to do that manually.

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So I recommend that when you are sculpting an object with the general general menu of the blender,

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if you remember, when you open the ability, you have these files, the algebra all through the animation

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and sculpting and all other things.

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You're doing some modeling and you want to start some sculpting on a portion of your scene.

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For example, just go over here, select an object and go to your sculpting menu.

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This way when you're switching between Olia and sculpting, you can start modelling on other objects,

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for example, and then, for example, start sculpting on the one you are trying to sculpt.

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So if I make a cube and I want now to sculpt thirds and I saw this brush over here, these are the brushes

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you have in sculpting.

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If I hover my, my, my mouse over here and if drag it to the right, this will be in two rows now.

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And if I drag it one more time, this will show me the names of my brushes.

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All the names are here.

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So if you're starting out, I recommend do these to see the names and remembering the names.

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It will help a lot.

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So for example, the main brush in the sculpting is a draw brush.

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I usually just pull out the geometry, so I'm going to show you that.

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But before that, we have this cube and then we are going to sculpt on it.

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And then I click on this and then nothing happens with the mouse, even nothing happens.

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All right, but if I go to here, then these vertices will be shown to me.

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Or this is moving, but it's not doing much.

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It's not really like doing me anything.

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I can do that in the modelling.

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So if you remember the video we did with the vertex painting, so where it is painting was that when

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Sculpting.

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And the reason is that you actually not adding any geometry with these brushes, you just manipulating

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Now, if I go to remote and if I go to modifiers and actually is a surface subdivision surface, as

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you remember, to add geometry, we can go to earth mode and do subdivision over here if you don't want

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the shape to be changed or we can add the subdivision surface modifier and it will change the shape

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So if I had a subdivision, modify it.

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Now I have more vertices and if I could sculpt won't now I can do probably something more over here.

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But we still we need more geometry to walk with and to do stuff for it.

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So for increase this, we get this geometry and if I go to sculpt mode and then if I maybe try to grab

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this stuff over here, then.

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I can apply more changes to the geometry any four or even two more.

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Now I have a lot really to work with and if I draw, as you can see, it will be like drawing.

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But as you can see, it is not adding geometry.

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It is only like pulling out the geometry.

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It is called drawing.

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Like, for example, draw sharp, you will like it.

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Like geology goes in like this, as you can see.

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But pull the geometry out.

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WATSON As you can see on the screen, beside the radius, the control.

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Watson And now it is like making it dense like this.

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So it's the same right here.

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So you come and just not play around with this.

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Do I use control to do things?

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And that way you can sculpt their faces like as in geometry over here and then quickly holding control

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And again by I by saying adding and removing is not actually adding geometry or removing geometry.

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So any time in the course, if I'm saying I'm going to add some geometry over here or I'm going to remove

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something over here, I'm not removing any geometry.

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I'm just or adding in the geometry, I'm just drawing or it's manipulating with the brushes.

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I have silly fun with the draw from doing something like this, this or something like I can make a

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face like this, right?

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I'm just manipulating that geometry and that is very important to start with.

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So to recap, you need geometry to sculpt.

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University is to sculpt.

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And the more points you have, for example, if you just wash the face I made over here, it's sort

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of blocky as you can see.

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You can see the edges and all that.

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Now you can see that the resolution is much higher.

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If you're right, click on here and see, you know, but I've seen a statistic that you can see the

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vertices I keep count of you.

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Where it is is if I do another subdivision over here, the versions will be like four times.

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I will be around like five, 6,000,006 million, maybe like my computer.

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Okay, so you need to check how much vertices we will add your computer before adding this much subdivision.

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like I've worked with like like around 100 million persons is even it likes to to bugs, but it's workable.

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on, how many vertices you can have in your scene that you can easily go to sculpt more and do some

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just drawing and some sculpting, as you can see with this amount of.

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So it is taking all the tape itself around.

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And this month it will be.

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So let me remove this now and I should be fine.

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And with all the new like as you can see.

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But that is the very important part that you need to know that geometry plays a big role in your sculpting.

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And yeah, that's it.

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So let me explain to you, let me just do this because we don't need the brushes for now.

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Let's just make this, just make this, remove this and make a simple use sphere.

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And then this just a place of the usual.

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What if I look two times?

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I think that's enough.

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And as I experience in, I think my last video, it will be just want a sculpting time.

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I want shading to.

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the tops, all the tops.

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And you can always go here selecting on this plus button and make them on the top if you want, like,

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like Marie with maybe modeling time or layout tab.

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So you how you layout over here.

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Now, this is a scene we have.

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You can draw on it and all that.

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But no, let's go.

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And I want to explain to you all these options over here.

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So I think so as I explained before your radius that you can change over here for this radius of the

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of the brush or you can press F and you have a strange or you press shifter.

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And this one these will, as I explain, don't change them.

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Just use control to do this and use the without control to do the defaults default brush behavior.

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Let me have brush over here and now again.

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The use of blender is very nice.

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I love it.

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So I'm walked with zebrafish.

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I'm going to probably I'm going to talk the world's also bit about the differences and the things that

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when there doesn't have that the brush have things that the blender have and the brush dozens are it

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puts zippers you like is not good like it's very old and very bad but one of your is very nicely is

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like all of how all the things are easily accessible through these menus and it's very easy to like

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reach them and use them on all.

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So all these menu over here, all this menu is right over here in the Artist Tools workspace right here.

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There are some additional menus over here, especially for the brush setting.

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But like 95% of the things are over here as well.

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So you can just go full screen with control the space and just doesn't you don't have these over here.

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You can use of these things or you can press m to also go to Tool and have all those things as well.

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So but the bad thing about this is that this panel over here is always open.

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So we're not sculpting.

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I'll just go here, expand on these over here.

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So I chose the radius to show this strange over here, the hardness, texture and all that.

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But if I want to do something like changes.

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Right, will use.

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I have to go to the specific of these ones like Brush, then go here and do that.

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So that's maybe a con of using just these many over here.

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So just start with the brush over here.

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So again, we have all these settings over here in the brush menu.

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So first we have radius unit and it means that when I'm sculpting over here and now if I zoom out,

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the brush size will be based on my view.

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So the brush size got bigger, right?

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So if I now sculpt, it will be bigger.

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It will not be like this or here.

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But if I want, like I'm a sculpting and if I want to keep the same way this I want to zoom out to see

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But then I want to just do this.

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With this with the default view, with this unit, I have to maybe press F and change the radius and

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then start sculpting from this view.

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With the same brush size.

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So I don't do that.

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And if you change it to scene and now when I'm sculpting in this area like this, okay.

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And then if I zoom out now, as you can see now hover my mouse over this area, the brush size, the

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radius will be the same so I can do the same thing over here, the same thing over here, and the size

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So the other thing, the normal radius, I never used it.

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So you can change the values and see if it's it's a makes any difference but nobody uses it like so

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you can just play around with this value for yourself.

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But the hardness, the hardness will add.

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So for the default, let me do these.

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So the default drawing is like this.

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All right, but if you want to add some hardness or these these brush, these chalk can enable the hardness,

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a stroke like this, it can increase the hardness.

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And we are sculpting the general workflow is to look wonderful for Alice is to do sculpting something

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like this.

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All right.

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And then there is a brush over here named s'mores with its own brush setting and all.

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Then we will usually when we're happy with how much volume we have added, we do smoothing something

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like this.

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Now, this is a very strong, smooth well, it explains how it was smooth, the geometry, the surface

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of that we added right here.

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All right.

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If I do it a lot more, it will make this surface flats.

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All right?

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And if I do it aggressively like this, it will make the surface flat.

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All right.

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And this is the general feel that I have.

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So I do like some drawing and then smoothing that.

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But the shortcut for this in brush is shift.

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All right, so if I hold shift while clicking, which will shift now.

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Now, now.

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As you can see, I'm holding shift.

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Now, if I left quick or with my pant draw.

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Now it is applying the smoothing like it switches to the smooth brush.

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All right, so you don't need to click on this with brush and do that.

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And you can in any brush you are just hold shift and move that.

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And that is why it has its own shortcut for this smoothing, because it's very important to smooth your

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sculpting as part of the walk forward.

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I'm going to show you.

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So also that is smooth, like the smooth, all the options that you change over here.

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Like, you know, like now this strange is like this.

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If I draw something like this and then try to smooth out, it will deal with the amounts of astringent.

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I have a smooth brush, so if it increases like crazy, I'm on, like, 100%.

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Now, if I hold shift while I'm in another brush, the whole shift, the effect, it will be much harder.

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So.

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So if you are holding shift and amount is not enough or the smoothing is too much, you can always go

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to smooth brush and play around with this strange value.

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All right.

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I want to show you this because, gee, how important this washing process is.

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But bunder has a very nice option here to auto smooth.

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So so this is a like the opposite of hardness.

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It will smooth out your brush.

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So some.

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I did this without the auto a smooth knife.

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I increase autosports to 100% and do this and you can see the shape will be to smooth.

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But I don't like this form when I'm blocking out the shape.

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And the reason is I applied the same amount of the same amounts of pressuring on these areas.

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And as you can see, they must have.

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But why?

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As you can see, the volume is different.

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So when I'm a what I'm sculpting, I want to see the volume and with smooth shapes I can see.

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So I want to add something like this.

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Then because of these hard edges, I can see very clearly how much of volume I have added to my shape.

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All right.

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But bits of it is also a smoothing on.

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I do not know how much of all you have added.

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And then if I'm happy with this, I just hold shift and drag like this and as smooth the geometry,

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I get the same result as I go with auto smoothing.

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So I usually don't use auto smoothing on maybe for some hard surface sculpting, but generally I tend

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to turn it and leave it at 0% delta masking.

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I will explain it later on.

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Example, for example, when I'm totally goes about the face, it's before now, for example, topology

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and we have a brush over here called Grab and it's the same thing as we have in the edit mode in the

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proportional editing.

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So if you remember, if you, if you have editing and if you press g this, this radius and we can change

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the.

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You can change the geometry around this area, right?

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Right.

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The grabber is the same thing.

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And the shortcut for it is it's very important because the grabber brush is one of the most used brushes

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that you're going to utilize.

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The shortcut is G, like the same shortcut you have in your modeling for moving around objects.

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If I press G will automatically switch to grab brush.

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And now with the radius I have, if I change the radius with F now I can move the geometry like this

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way so I can move the geometry, something like this.

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So if I enable topology, also asking the topology on it will only in in any brush like I am now in

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my grout brush.

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Now grab brush will only affect the vertices.

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Two are connected to each other.

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All right.

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And it has some like difference effects to get to the object or here.

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Okay.

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So in many, very many cases you want to you have a very thin area and you want to move only some vertices

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like this.

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All right.

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Then you enable a topology like this here, and you only move the vertices that are connected.

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And so it depends on the radius of my brush.

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So if I disabled this policy, the behavior will be different.

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All right.

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So that is a lot of muscular work.

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Yeah.

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This explained the other over here for face.

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That's always wrong, but these ones are never used.

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So you can play around with them.

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But the front face is only is very important also.

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So if I go and smooth this area like this and if I go and make a sharp edges over here, so don't pay

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attention too much, I want to explain the very specific.

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Situation.

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All right.

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So now I have a metal right here that faces like these faces, and the other faces are always a bit

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close to each other.

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Maybe when I was sculpting or healing among the top, you want to add some geometry over here?

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So I add some mesh over here and do something like this.

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And maybe sometimes when I do this, this will affect the close geometry below as well as if I turn

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around.

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As you can see, I think it made some difference over here, save for undo.

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As you can see, there was some things that changed over here.

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So let me actually do something more exaggerated like this.

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So something like this.

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And then draw on this.

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So face over here.

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Let's go around.

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And as you can see, there is some very this display on this side of the mesh has changed.

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While I was drawing on this.

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So let's undo that.

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And as you can see, the changes over here to this side was if I go to brush now and then I enable front

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faces only, then blender will only affect the faces that are facing the the brush or here say if I

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draw now something like this.

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Now, if I go around, you can see the measures here is not changed.

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All right.

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So that's it for the brush setting or here you have also here advanced, which is just the same thing

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you have over here.

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So the next thing the next thing we have is textures.

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So it's the same thing as the thing we had in the in the texture painting or what this painting.

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So if I wanted texture in the same thing over here, I knew and I click on this which will transfer

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me to this or here, which is the texture properties.

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If I click on this, I will go here and then I can open open the textures.

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If I click on open, I go to my offers and add an all.

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So for example, this all for this is just some dots and all four with dots.

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So you need to have offers to work with textures.

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Then I go over here and yeah, this just updated that I can now start sculpting with this, just this

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brush.

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So remember that.

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So we add a texture to this brush.

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So if I go to this brush, there is no texture.

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All right, so this brush now has texture, but this other brush doesn't have texture.

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And you can use that to add some different textures to different brushes.

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So anyway.

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And now if you try to draw.

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Now, as you can see on the on the brush, this is now one that is going to try to draw these white.

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These white dots over here is going to be showing ammonia, is going to shorten, is going to draw them

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on the surface if a click here now when there is drawing these sharp lines and the reason is that we

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don't have enough geometry to have more detail.

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So usually when you do texture, you use textures in the last step of your sculpting.

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So when you're done with the shares, you've done with the like, moving around things and doing the

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shapes and all.

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The last step is to just use the textures to add some detail.

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So texturing is just for adding detail.

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All right.

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So if I go here now and I had another subdivision surface and apply it and try to sculpt it, and now

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as you can see, the geometry, the resolution is much higher.

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And let's add another one.

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So if you track on the scene, we have 98,000 now.

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If we go to subdivisions, maybe not too high school one.

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And apply it.

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Now we have around 400 then.

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Now see what happens like that.

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The resolution is much higher.

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Right?

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So also this.

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Texture have some mappings that we discussed in the texturing.

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So how all these mapping like for example, this one that can use with right clicking and bring it like

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movies around it right click or rotate, rotated to control and right click and then you can just if

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you put brush, it will just be applied to this section over here.

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But if you want to just use it, just draw it, use viewport.

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The best option is we applying to draw the.

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The texture.

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As you can see, this is a very good option.

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For example, if you're doing some humor, altruistic humor, maybe we use some skin textures.

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We don't need to just, I don't know, manually draw dots on the skin.

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But we do these offers to just add some complexity to our model like this.

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All right.

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And again, it needs a lot of more genome sequencing, millions of genomes, millions of words.

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This is only that.

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And that is because this is the last stage of your walk.

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And do it don't do it in the first stages because maybe you want to make some changes and you do all

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these details and then you are making want to get make some changes and then you will destroy all these

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details that you make.

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All right.

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So that is texturing.

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You can also change the size over here or the sample bias.

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That's the texturing.

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If you're done with texture, you can just press on that button over here to deal with the texture.

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And if you want to use a texture again, this texture is now saved.

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So you can just go over to the this your properties and go over here and then click on the texture is

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now saved and if you click on it, then texture will be applied automatically to your brush area.

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So you don't need to add it again if you wanted to use the same texture.