It essentially allows for the maximum and minimum of a brush to be clamped. It’s great for slowly building up while also smoothing brush strokes and works better than a strength setting in that sense. It can also act as a polish feature when inversing a brush.
It’s a bit hard to explain but it really does make sculpting nicer, so I’d appreciate seeing it in nomad. Especially since I tend to sculpt without a stylis.
Hello… I mean, I wish the wall drop and stage lights could be used instead of wallpaper and the whole scene wouldn’t fall on the screen and only the main object could be rotated.