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Okay so in this clip I see the "Orb" Thingy from Mash Grabber over the Hair, I get that too, but how the heck does it magically happen that these "yellow Lines" appear on the Hair, I don't see anything moving in that Video?! If I try that I drag the whole Orb around and the Hair is just deforming at one tiny Spot and looks awful.here is a quick video on how to use it You just select mesh grabber from the tools dropdown menu. Make sure you select the item you want to before selecting mesh grabbber. Then you can grab the mesh and then just hold left mouse button and select it and with the arrows you can move it any direction
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You need to select a larger portion of hair and move it in one go. If you just select one spot like you said it will just move that one face. For me I found mesh grabber rather annoying to use and started using zbrush instead. I'd recommend that program as a whole over mesh grabber but that's just me. If you do want some more information about zbrush drop me a message and I can help you out.Okay so in this clip I see the "Orb" Thingy from Mash Grabber over the Hair, I get that too, but how the heck does it magically happen that these "yellow Lines" appear on the Hair, I don't see anything moving in that Video?! If I try that I drag the whole Orb around and the Hair is just deforming at one tiny Spot and looks awful.
Maybe I need to look at some more Information's/Tutorials.
Ok sorry that is a bit of my mistake it didn't grab my mouse cursor in the recording. But when you select the mesh grabber you can hold left click and just move it over the area. And you see the yellow lines appear and what turns yellow is a selected meshOkay so in this clip I see the "Orb" Thingy from Mash Grabber over the Hair, I get that too, but how the heck does it magically happen that these "yellow Lines" appear on the Hair, I don't see anything moving in that Video?! If I try that I drag the whole Orb around and the Hair is just deforming at one tiny Spot and looks awful.
Maybe I need to look at some more Information's/Tutorials.
Oh okay, that makes sense now - LOL - me old fart got it all wrong!Ok sorry that is a bit of my mistake it didn't grab my mouse cursor in the recording. But when you select the mesh grabber you can hold left click and just move it over the area. And you see the yellow lines appear and what turns yellow is a selected mesh
and then you can select the arrows and move the selected meshes
You have a good start but reference can help you out a lot. I would suggest looking at photos from stasyq who are a professional modeling studio that does a lot of really great natural and soft lighting photos that you can use to guide your lighting.Lighting and Angle experiment! Feedback welocme. (Lighting: Sun Sky + 1 ghostlight from top-behind angled downwards) View attachment 3474605
Yep, that part with "larger Portion" I didn't even know how to do - for me it was - click om Mash Grabber, click on Hair Part and drag the Gizmo around. Awful result following - LOLYou need to select a larger portion of hair and move it in one go. If you just select one spot like you said it will just move that one face. For me I found mesh grabber rather annoying to use and started using zbrush instead. I'd recommend that program as a whole over mesh grabber but that's just me. If you do want some more information about zbrush drop me a message and I can help you out.
Here's an example of some breast grabbing I done in zbrush.
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Wait until you find out zbrush is it's own program not a tool used inside dazYep, that part with "larger Portion" I didn't even know how to do - for me it was - click om Mash Grabber, click on Hair Part and drag the Gizmo around. Awful result following - LOL
And now there is another Tool I don't know and have to look up?! zbrush?! Dang it, and here I thought it was easy to make some simple renderings about some Characters I made - Jesus Christ...
Oh hell no... LOLWait until you find out zbrush is it's own program not a tool used inside daz
Again like I said if you want any help or have any questions about zbrush drop me a PM. It is a paid software but there is a site were you can get it if you don't mind sailing the seven seas.
In the mean time I'll leave you to try out mesh grabber.
Oh hell no... LOL
Next is someone telling me I need another Working Computer to render my Images - ROFL
Thanks again for your feedback - and If I ever come to use zbrush I now know who to contact
Hey, nice -- I got something very similar...Certainly makes my snake solid.... View attachment 3475243