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if i select some poly on level0 and create a selection set im able to hide the set via the object list... but on a higher level nothing get hidden... and if i turn it back on the level0 set will shown.. now level0 and level1 are on the screen at the same time...
Hi I am just figuring out about hiding face selections -- I do it like so. I make a selection set for the particular level I want to sculpt, usually a higher subdivision level -- this selection set won't be maintained on other levels. I make a named selection set. I go into face mode. Then I used the DISPLAY/HIDE UNSELECTED --- I don't use the eye icon in the object list because it doesn't really seem to do much.
A face selection, as you go up and down the subdivision levels, may not stay consistent, maybe because of face count ... but I just go with what seems to work. I'd love to see some official info on this topic.
A character with nearly overlapping faces (like area.autodesk.com/forum/Autodesk-Mudbox/gallery-work-in-progress/bradk---octopus-lady/ by BradK) seems to cry out for selection set hiding.
It would be nice to be able to select a set of faces and freeze them without having to paint -- maybe the flood tool can do that, without effecting the whole model?
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