Howdy! @stevetalkowski told me I should sign up over here.
Stumbling around on my ipadMini 2019 with apple pencil.
Having fun so far.
Initial sculpt from a couple days ago:
Learned how to add additional meshes, and made a helmet, then played with the PBR painting tools.
I figure this might be OK here as a sort of introduction and way I’m using or want to use the app.
This is a resin cast of a wax sculpt I did a few years ago. Because of this guy I started making chess sets. I’m testing Nomad by working on pieces that would be compatible with that.
The first post in this thread was me noodling with a King type. He’s way too detailed, and I’ll have to carve it back when I’m done goofing around hehe.
I’m trying to keep that list to “goals” sort of. I’ll have a “friction” list for bugs/whatever in the correct forum.
Looking good! I knew you’d quickly take to the app.
Yes!!! Great to see you here
Nice Jeremy! I, too, got bit by that nasty bug last last night. Lost a bunch of sculpting and painting after I snapped a PNG and attempted to save the image. Stephane promises it’ll be fixed in the next update.
Nice. Will remain vigilant in the meantime.
So during lunch, I updated to 1.3, duped that base and shrunk it to 1/4 physical size and started working on the Pawn version, flattening out detail, and remeshed. Noticed there was a hole in the mesh for some reason, hit fill holes and remeshed again and it went away, but then symmetry stopped working for that object.
Thinking maybe it was some glitch, I swiped the app away to restart it, and realized I should have saved before doing that. Bye lunch.
You can run symmetry again, and it should copy over the opposite side. Then you can continue sculpting.
that’s an operation from somewhere? I was toggling the SYM button and it wasn’t doing anything. …oooohhh there’s a whole menu now (now? was it always there?) on the top right.
OK, so, if you have a mesh that’s not at the origin and you do stuff, and remesh it, it’s possible that even though the UI says symmetry is still on, the plane got shifted to the world origin, instead of mesh origin.
I put it on world and then back to local and it popped back into correct place.
I’ll report this to @stephomi after I have solid repro.
Interested in the repro if there are issues with symmetry.
You can display the symmetry plane to help understanding what’s going on with symmetry.
OK, so, if you have a mesh that’s not at the origin and you do stuff, and remesh it, it’s possible that even though the UI says symmetry is still on, the plane got shifted to the world origin, instead of mesh origin.
By default the symmetry plane is in world space, so if you move the mesh, the symmetry plane doesn’t change.
(for the first release the default value was Local, but I changed the default behavior)
Noticed there was a hole in the mesh for some reason
It happened to me once or twice (only when I used dynamic topology).
Usually when I moved the app to background and then refocused the app.
It’s weird.
Things seemed OK during this session after I dialed it in.
I found the issue and it’s going to be fixed on next release!
It was indeed caused by dynamic typology as I suspected, it’s something that was bothering me for a while.
Love watching your process
