When used with DynaMesh and the Group option, SliceCurve will create independent parts of a model, ready for manipulation.Įxtra brushes have been added to open new ways to deform your model quicker then ever. This brush will allow you to slice your model while adding new faces along the cut and can also create two different polygroups at the same time. On top of the brush advancements already talked about, there is a new SliceCurve brush. There are now brushes that will allow you to instantly add a nose or ear to your mesh or even use the new CurveMesh brushes to draw out lines of geometry. Many of these are variation of the existing brushes you already know and love, combined with the new features to open all new possibilities. To help all these new additions maximize their potential, several new brushes have also been added. Curve Mode brings you the freedom of fine refinement, but will also allow you to mix different brushes with the same curve. The Curve Mode will allow editing of PolyPaint, masking, geometry or sculptural detail at any point of the process. Thanks to its dynamic ability, the curves can be adjusted even after the initial drawing of the curve to refine the position of your stroke over you model. The Curve mode even allows you to change the intensity and size of your stroke along the curve’s path! Now click on the curve you just drew - your selected brush will be applied along the curve. To apply the Curve mode to any brush, just enable the Curve Mode button found in the Stroke palette.

This curve can be drawn out along the surface of your sculpt or even continue the curve off your model to create integrated pieces like horns, arms, fingers and so much more. A new Curve mode has been added to the Stroke palette, allowing you to apply your brush strokes with all their settings and modifiers along a defined curve.

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