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Maya fundamentals - modelling the real world. Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping. Integrating 3D models with photography. The vertices move in the direction of the surface normal. The vertices move in the direction established by the surface normal at the beginning of the stroke. The vertices move parallel to the camera view direction. The vertices move in the direction of the X axis only. They do not move along the Y or Z axis. The vertices move in the direction of the Y axis only. They do not move along the X or Z axis.
The vertices move in the direction of the Z axis only. They do not move along the X or Y axis. Object Z Reflects strokes across the local space Z-axis. World X Reflects strokes across the world space X-axis. World Y Reflects strokes across the world space Y-axis. World Z Reflects strokes across the world space Z-axis.
Falloff Lets you specify how the tool effect diminishes from its center point to its outer edge. Falloff Type Falloff controls how the sculpting tool's strength diminishes from the center of the brush towards its outer edge.
The sculpting tool assigns a falloff value to each vertex within the brush's radius depending on its distance from the center point. The farther a vertex is from the center point, the more falloff is applied. The following falloff types use different methods to measure this distance, and produce unique results.
To determine which vertices to affect, the brush walks along the surface until it reaches the end of the surface or the edge of its radius, whichever comes first. To determine the falloff values of each vertex, the brush draws a straight line from the center of the brush to each vertex. Surface The brush measures distance by starting at its center point and walking along the surface to find vertices. It searches for vertices until it reaches the end of the surface or the edge of the brush's radius, whichever comes first.
Surface falloff is useful when you want the sculpting tool to conform to a surface. For example, you can separate the upper lip from the bottom lip on a character's face using this falloff type. Note: Sculpting with Surface falloff may result in a slower performance than sculpting with the other falloff types. Min Brush Strength Specifies how weak the tool strength is when the lightest pressure is applied to the pen, expressed as a percentage of the tool's Strength value.
Stamp Stamps modify the strength of the sculpt brush according to the gray scale values in the stamp image. Use Stamp Turns on the selected stamp for the tool. Image Displays an image of the currently selected stamp. Double-clicking the stamp image opens the Sculpting Stamps folder in the Content Browser. You can also drag and drop any of the stamp thumbnails from the Content Browser into the Image slot. Import Imports an image from file and loads it as a stamp for the currently selected sculpt tool.
See Save images for stamps. Right-click the stamp image to apply it to a sculpting tool. Orient To Stroke When on, the stamp orientation follows the direction of your brush stroke.
Flip Horizontally Flips the stamp image horizontally. Flip Vertically Flips the stamp image vertically. Rotate Rotates the stamp image clockwise.
Draw Method Specific to the Imprint tool. Sets how the stamp image expands outward from where you click-drag to apply it. Continuous Default When on, the stamp image is applied repeatedly along the stroke path. Scale Image From Center When on, the center of the stamp is anchored where you click, and the image scales from the center.
Scale Image From Side When on, the edge of the stamp is anchored where you click, and the image scales from the side. Rotation Randomizes the rotation of the brush tip dynamically through the stroke. Scale Randomizes the size of the brush tip dynamically through the stroke. X Position Randomizes the horizontal position of the brush tip dynamically through the stroke.
Y Position Randomizes the vertical position of the brush tip dynamically through the stroke. Strength Randomizes the strength of the brush tip dynamically through the stroke. Horizontal Flip Randomly flips the position of the brush tip along its X-axis dynamically through the stroke. Vertical Flip Randomly flips the position of the brush tip along its Y-axis dynamically through the stroke.
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