Weird shadow forms in sculpt environment

[cyangaze]

I tried making this shape in sculpt initially, but after issues getting smoother edges after creasing, I decided to make the sketch in the model environment first and then move to sculpt for more free editing.  However, when I change from model to sculpt, I get this weird shadow where the object is supposed to be instead of faces.  What am I doing wrong here?This is the object in sculptThis is the original

[TrippyLighting]

Not suer about the shadow, but I did want to show thatches can also be one in the sculpt environment without having to resort to creasing and then filleting.

[cyangaze]

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@TrippyLighting wrote:

Not suer about the shadow, but I did want to show thatches can also be one in the sculpt environment without having to resort to creasing and then filleting.

Wow this is awesome!  What are thatches?  I couldn't find anything out about them.

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[TrippyLighting]

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@cyangaze wrote:

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@TrippyLighting wrote:

  What are thatches?  I couldn't find anything out about them.

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Typo in combination with autocorrection. ! Replace  „Thatches“ with „that this“ 😉

[cyangaze]

Haha I see.  How did you achieve that if you don't mind me asking?

[chrisplyler]

Even if you DO mind me asking, show us anyway.

[TrippyLighting · Accepted solution]

How could I possibly resist that temptation 😉

Model is attached.

In general this is definitely more work than extruding a solid and applying fillets, but is it difficult to achieve that semi organic look with solid modeling techniques.

The screencast shows a Fusion 360 only workflow. If I am allows=ed to use another application alongside Fusion 360, Blender in this case, I can do this in a fraction of the time.

[cyangaze]

Wow amazing thanks!  Yes it's more work than I thought it would be.  Actually, coming from Blender myself, I can 100% identify with the lightening fast modeling tools it has.  Although now I can see some things in Fusion that I wish Blender had.