![]() Here is an example of working with CreaseClay To access surface mode you need to press the V icon beside your voxel layer (or the cube icon in earlier betas) Some people don't like it but I find it work great. In Liveclay set of brushes there is CreaseClay brush. how do I invert the effects of the voxel tools? For example, how do I make the vox carve tool create gouges on the model instead of peaks? I couldn't find that information in the manual either. maybe there is a setting somewhere that I am missing.Īlso. Does 3d-Coat have a voxel tool that can do something similar? I read the voxels section of the manual but none of the tools seemed to fit that description. I found it very useful for things like eyelids and lips. The crease tool sharply indents the surface, and the inverse creates sharp ridges. UV Placement Source – External UV placement source to be used for the texture placement.I cut my teeth on Sculptris for digital sculpting, and I'm finding the 3d-Coat voxel sculpting to have a lot more features, but I'm not able to find an equivalent of the Sculptris crease tool in the voxel room. Can be used to control the scale of the projection.Ģd Transformation – see 2D (UV channel) parameters. Position X/Y/Z – Offsets the ground projection along the X/Y/Z axis. Ground – Enables ground projection of the texture. This option is active only in Spherical Mapping. Rotate V – Rotates the environment sphere vertically.įlip V – Flips the environment sphere vertically. Rotate H – Rotates the environment sphere horizontally.įlip H – Flips the environment sphere horizontally. Mapping – Specifies the type and shape of the texture.Īngular Cubic Spherical Mirror Ball Screen This can be used to avoid seams in-between non-tileable repeated textures. The option cuts the texture in the half flipping one side vertically or horizontally. Mirror U/V – Mirrors the texture in the U and V direction separately. Default color is found in Parameters > Color Manipulation. If the option is disabled, the Default texture color is used outside the 0 to 1 UV square. Tile U/V – Tiles the texture in the U and V direction. Rotate – Rotates the texture (in degrees). Offset U/V – Controls the texture offset in the U and V direction. Repeat U/V – Determines how many times the texture is repeated in the 0 to 1 UV square. A value of 1 takes the first available channel. UV Channel/Set– Specifies the index of the mapping channel data to use. Mapping Source – The texture uses an external UV placement source. Environment – This mode is applicable if the map is connected to an Environment slot or a Dome light. Type – Controls how the texture is positioned on the geometry.ĢD (UV Channel) – The texture uses the object UV coordinates. Gamma – Specifies the gamma curve correction applied when the Transfer Function is set to Custom Gamma Curve. It is recommended to use this option when the texture is saved in ACEScg color space. SRGB primaries – The loaded image is considered in sRGB color space.ĪCEScg primaries – The loaded image is considered in ACEScg color space. This option is suitable for normal maps, linear textures and textures controlling float value parameters. Raw – No transformation is applied to R|G|B colors. RGB Primaries – Allows you to manually override the RGB primaries of the Bitmap. In all other cases, no correction is applied. For bitmap files with 8 bits per color component and 3 or 4 color components (like png, jpg and other), the transfer function is sRGB. If a bitmap file name contains the strings "_lin_srgb" or "raw", no correction is applied. If a bitmap file name contains the string "_srgb" the transfer function is sRGB. SRGB – The loaded image is considered in sRGB transfer function.Ĭustom Gamma Curve – The transfer function is controlled through the Gamma parameter.Īuto – Automatically determines the color transfer function. Transfer Function 2 – Specifies the transfer function for the loaded image file. It is not recommended to use this filter.įilter Blur – Specifies the strength of the blur filter applied to the bitmap. Summed-area – Applies a summed-area filter. Mip-map – Depending on the distance from the camera, the texture is rendered in full detail (when closer to the camera) or blurred, if it is far away. Produces results that are close to the results with disabled filtering with less AA samples required. ![]() Sharp Isotropic - Sharp and accurate isotropic filter. Some options are available only in Advanced mode.įile – Specifies the file from which the bitmap is loaded.įilter Type – Specifies a type of filter to be applied to the bitmap.
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