Odd results from Soap Skin Bubble
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Thanks frenchy...I will have to do that. (I vote for lifting the time constraint though)
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I got the same thing. Spikes along the edges of a model. To fix, I just moved vertices to the proxy outline. Of course, the oddity shouldn't happen at all, but may be something in the newest version. Oct. 10, 2009.
mitcorbedited, wrong addressee.
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I have been correcting it myself but I can't get the smoothness that matches the rest of the skin
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How can we can help if we have not file
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@unknownuser said:
How can we can help if we have not file
You mean this file? http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=20062#p166861
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Ahhhhhhhh yes this one
But seems more useful if it's the file before the soap! -
I've scaled the model up to mm and it seems to be ok, maybe i was working too small
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@tobobo said:
I have been correcting it myself but I can't get the smoothness that matches the rest of the skin
to approximate the smoothness, draw a segment across the depression, use move tool with alt key to position the vertex visually on the added segment.
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Thanks I'll try that.
It doesn't happen so much working in mm as it did working in m but it still happens. Odd?
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Can you post the model before Soaping?
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I have not your artifacts because I have taken less subdivisions like you
The only problem is that you must make all the volume in a one big soap surface else you can't have continuity! Or make no pressure!
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Thank you Pilou.
It is a complex shape and to get the curves and presures you need to divide it up. maybe I should invest in Sub/smooth.
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