Blender - Sculpturing toolbar

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Giới thiệu các công cụ Sculpture

Thao tác chung (bài chi tiết)

Thao tác với brush
- Tăng đầu cọ f
- hoặc [, ]
- Tăng lực tác động Shift f
Thao tác Navigation
- Orbit, Pan, Zoom
Tăng mesh, giảm mesh
- Nhấn r và Ctrl r

Add/Subtract Brushes

Recognizable by their blue icon and cursor. These brushes generally push vertices outwards and inwards.

Draw - Tạo đường gờ nổi (hoặc rãnh sâu) theo hướng thẳng góc với bề mặt chất liệu.

Draw Sharp - Giống như Draw nhưng đường gờ sắc cạnh hơn
Falloff. Useful for creating creases and sharp angles.

Clay - Tạo mảng nổi (bề mặt phẳng và mịn hơn Draw) dùng lúc đánh bóng hoặc dựng mảng khối
Similar to the Draw brush but with a flattening effect and subtle smoothing. Useful for polishing and building volumes.

Clay Strips - The same as the Clay brush, but more aggressive with a square
falloff. A common standard for building rough volumes.

Layer - Draw with a fixed height. Useful for adding flat layers to a surface.

Inflate - Moves the mesh in multiple direction. Useful for inflating or shrinking surfaces and volumes.

Blob - Magnifies the mesh as you draw. Useful for an additional inflation effect on the stroke.

Crease - Same as Blob but with a pinching effect. Useful for creating and polishing sharp creases.

Contrast Brushes

Recognizable by their red icon and cursor. These brushes generally flatten or heighten the contrast of the surface.

Smooth: Smooths out irregularities in the surface and shrinks volumes by averaging the vertices positions. An essential brush that is frequently used.
Flatten: Pushes vertices to an average height to create a flat plateau.
Fill: Pushes surfaces outwards. Useful for filling in holes and crevices.
Scrape: Pushes surfaces inwards. This is the most common brush for flattening meshes.
Multiplane Scrape: Scrapes the mesh with two angled planes at the same time, producing a sharp edge between them.

Transform Brushes

Recognizable by their yellow icon and cursor. These brushes generally move, pinch and magnify the mesh.

Pinch: Pulls vertices towards the center of the brush. Useful for polishing angles and creases.
Grab: Moves vertices along with the mouse. An essential brush for building shapes and adjusting proportions.
Elastic Deform: Used to simulate realistic deformations such as grabbing or twisting of Elastic objects.
Snake Hook: Pulls vertices along with the stroke to create long, snake-like forms.
Thumb: Same as Grab but moves vertices along the surface direction. Useful for preserving specific surfaces.
Pose: Simulating an armature-like deformations. Useful for quick posing and transformations.
Nudge: Similar as Thumb but dynamically picks up vertices like the Snake Hook. Useful for nudging something along the mesh surface.
Rotate: Rotates vertices within the brush in the direction mouse.
Slide Relax: Slides the topology of the mesh in the direction of the stroke while preserving the geometrical shape of the mesh. Also useful for redistributing topology where it is needed.
Boundary: Transform mesh boundaries specifically with various deformations.

General Brushes

No clear color assignment. These brushes are general purpose brushes or specific.

Cloth: Simulates cloth to create folds and draping, which can be sculpted further.
Simplify: Cleans up geometry by collapsing short edges.
Mask: Paints a selection on parts of the mesh to be unaffected by other brushes.
Draw Face Sets: Paint new or extend existing face sets.
Multires Displacement Eraser: Remove displacement information on a Multiresolution modifier.
Multires Displacement Smear: Smear displacement information on a Multiresolution modifier.