Sculpting Addons Blender 2.8
HiAs you've done so much work on addons in preparation for 2.8, I'm leaving the decisions up to you. If your prepared to maintain and take bug reports for the curve addons then I don't see an issue. We leave curvesimplify as standalone, then the rest is up to you. Of course I'll check, test, report back, I kept curve tools alive for some time but cannot continue with it. The curve cad tools seem nice and useful too. If you feel they are up to standard, you can look at adding them to release.
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The issue with Auto loft if not solvable can be left out of the ui for now. If you think it's better to merge curve tools and curve cad or keep them separate, maybe It's better to keep them under the 1 init but separate within. I really don't want to add much more to release at this stage so 1 well constructed addon would be better than 2. Let me know what you would like to do here.
Blender 2.8 Sculpting Addons
Home » Blog » Blender 2.8 » Beginner Sculpting Blender 2.8 Tutorial Beginner Sculpting Blender 2.8 Tutorial 10 Jun, 2019 in Blender 2.8 / Sculpting and Retopology / Tutorial tagged 3D / Animation / Art / Blender / Design / Game Art / GFX / High-poly / Illustration / Illustrative Design / Lettering / Low-Poly / Retopology / Sculpting.
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- Here I talk about how to make the Nose. I go into detail about sculpting shape and form. Using the crease brush, snake hook tool and grab brush. I also talk about th.
- Add a subdirectory under myscripts called addons (it must have this name for Blender to recognize it). Open the File tab of the User Preferences. Set the Scripts in the User Preferences to point to your script directory (e.g. Save the User Preferences and restart Blender for it to recognize the new add-ons location.
Thanks.On a side note, your dimensions script, I remember the original 'caliper' addon by macouno, it was very similar but used a bone to control the slider and used drivers to change the measurements. Maybe something for 2.81 or add curve?
Hi, great story, Thanks, it gives me a greater understanding of your F2. I have similar stories from the old days and the new. Bart is a great guy, he helped me with addons in the very beginning, donating much time to Blender.In the case of SmartF I was also looking for a maintainer as I was unaware of your F2 updates and continued maintenance. I'm always on the lookout for active developers, especially during big changes like 2.8.Addons like bsurfaces, f2, looptools, mesh edit tools content, all date back some years, it's a testament to their usefulness that they always get attention at the right times.