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    What would be the equivalent to the "Sculpt/Peak" tool you're using in 4.3?

    Dano Wils(dwillies)
    posted to: Digital Sculpting of a Gem

    This tool seems to have been renamed or changed in 4.3, but this is my first time in the Sculpt mode and I'm having trouble finding out what the equivalent is. I'm sure it's trivial for those with some Sculpt experience.

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    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      Hi Dano,

      Do you mean the Scrape(/Peaks) Brush? that is now called Scrape(/Fill):

      Scrape.png

      I hope that's the one you mean.

      Next time, please add a timestamp, so we know what you're talking about😉

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    • Omar Domenech replied

      Also don't hesitate to use the Blender version used in the course, the changes to the Blender UI are so minimal, it's best to use the version used in the course so your UI matches 100% with what's on screen. 

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      Sergio Garcia(Sergio4624) replied

      Hi there, I'm trying to complete this exercise but I checked and my now doesn't get anywhere close as sharp as it should be. I think the settings of the brush have change a little bit. Is there away I can sharpen those edges to the max with that brush? 
      1-07 at 09.23.45.png

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      Sergio Garcia(Sergio4624) replied

      Also I noticed I deform the Ring, is there a way I can get the original shape by removing the sculpting?

      1-07 at 09.31.37.png

    • Omar Domenech replied

      If you sculpted the shape and ran out of undo's, best thing to do is either start over and sculpt again or simplify the shape with the smooth brush. Kent always pinches the corners with the pinch brush to get a sharper edge. You see him doing it and you think ah perfect, looks easy, then you go and try it and you end up with a mushy mess. So it takes practice.