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Submitted byAnonymouson11-17-201712:45 AM
Status:
Gathering Support
Scene Scale
I've found out many times that when I'm importing larger meshes, I need to scale them down to 0.1 or even 0.01 to be able to start sculpting. It would be extremely handy to have scene scale so you don't have to scale imported meshes in Mudbox and again scale them back to original size after exporting.
If your mesh is really large, just punch in a really high number in the brush strength. something past 100 like 200. until you see your brush affecting the mesh. Its better than scaling down your mesh on import.
I think one way to remedy this is to include a brush setting that compensate for scene scale.
