PlyEdit: 4/5 - Sculpt
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+ | First you will be asked for a Border value; this is the area ''outside'' of the marked faces that is used to blend in the sculpted amount (see left side of {{fig}}). Next you'll be prompted for the sculpt amount itself, and then finally the affected area will be shaded blue and you are asked to confirm with a {{key|Y}} key if the modification should proceed. Type {{key|N}} if you want to abort at this point. | ||
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The <4/5> tools are used to pull out or push in the surface.
Fig 1 shows you what you get when you use the <4> or <5> keys: <4> - PushPress and hold the <4> key to push in the surface at the mouse pointer location. <5> - PullPress and hold the <5> key to pull out the surface at the mouse pointer location. <G> - Sculpt MarkedYou can use <5><G> to pull a marked area out, or <4><G> to push it in. First you will be asked for a Border value; this is the area outside of the marked faces that is used to blend in the sculpted amount (see left side of Fig 2). Next you'll be prompted for the sculpt amount itself, and then finally the affected area will be shaded blue and you are asked to confirm with a <Y> key if the modification should proceed. Type <N> if you want to abort at this point. <Shift-G> - Sculpt Marked Inwards[more words here] Additional SettingsIf you click on the gray Sculpt button in the Brushes panel, then some additional settings are shown (see Fig 3). Click on the Sculpt button again to hide these away.
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