Hi Kelvin. You have asked what my stamp setting set to? I am following a website that is telling me what to set my properties. This includes the stamp spacing and the brush's falloff. Therefore my brush settings I used on a Blender mesh, is the same settings I use with a primitive cube in Mudbox.
However, I did find that importing a cube from Mudbox into Blender and back to Mudbox, fixes the issue. I could continue using this method, but not all of my objects are always going to be the same size in width, height, and depth. So, in theory, I believe this is a geometry issue. It could be as simple as Blender not offering true smoothing groups? IDK. For example, in 3ds Max, I can set faces 1, 2, 3, and 4 in smoothing group 1, and faces 5, 6, 7, 8 in smoothing group 2, which will define where the crisp edges go. In this example, if faces 4 and 5 are the 2 faces that share the same edge in a 90 angle, that shared edge would be crisp. However, Blender does not have this feature. It does not matter how you look at Blender's method, after setting faces 4 and 5 to flat shaded, this causes all 7 edges to be flat. (The shared edge + the 3 other edges in face 4 + the 3 other edges from face 5. In Blender, there is no method that says keep the shared edge which shares faces 4 and 5 to be flat and keep all other edges smooth. Or this is at least to my best knowledge.
