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-WOODY- · 8th October 2003, 05:02 PM

I'd like to check all those options, but since I can choose only one, I picked other. What would be neat is a set of sculpting tools.
Having a function that would be something like ball or wedge shape that you could adjust the size and intensity of. You could for instance use it to make folds in fabric that would be smooth and easily contoured with the model.
Also a wedge type of tool that would be perfect for shaping in detail for heads and faces like the wrinkles around the eyes. All of these tools having the option to push or pull. Being able to use this in the 3D window would be nice as well
Also ( don't know what you call it ) a function to where if you grab a vertice and want to pull it up or in some other direction, you could have a setting to where a given number of surrounding vertices would be affected as well. Sort of a smoothing option. Settings for that being how many surrounding vertices you want to effect and strength of effect.

8th October 2003, 05:02 PM	#25
-WOODY- Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Homje of the Indy 500 Posts: 176	Re: POLL - VOTE NOW I'd like to check all those options, but since I can choose only one, I picked other. What would be neat is a set of sculpting tools. Having a function that would be something like ball or wedge shape that you could adjust the size and intensity of. You could for instance use it to make folds in fabric that would be smooth and easily contoured with the model. Also a wedge type of tool that would be perfect for shaping in detail for heads and faces like the wrinkles around the eyes. All of these tools having the option to push or pull. Being able to use this in the 3D window would be nice as well Also ( don't know what you call it ) a function to where if you grab a vertice and want to pull it up or in some other direction, you could have a setting to where a given number of surrounding vertices would be affected as well. Sort of a smoothing option. Settings for that being how many surrounding vertices you want to effect and strength of effect.