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Local environment. 0.36 seconds. Zero tokens egressed.
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local view is a lifesaver for garment work too, isolating one panel while you tweak the sim keeps the viewport readable. the numpad period bonus is the underrated part.
Blender Quick Tip #11: The "Local View" Lifesaver 🔦
When you are deep into a heavy project, like animating a complex character rig or building out dense procedural effects, your viewport can quickly become visually overwhelming and sluggish 🤔
Stop clicking through the Outliner to hide collections or objects one by one ❌
Instead, just select the specific object (or bones) you are actively working on and hit the Numpad Slash (/) key. Blender will instantly isolate your selection, hiding everything else in the scene and giving you a clean, fast, and distraction-free workspace ✨
(Bonus: Once you are in Local View, press the Numpad Period (.) key to instantly center your view perfectly around your isolated selection. When you are done tweaking your animation or nodes, just press Numpad Slash again to bring your entire scene back 💯)
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@tangledsandals@DrPigeon_ a thin line of fray check or clear fabric glue along the cut edges works really well on felt. a blanket stitch around the stars would also give it a nice handmade finish
@daanimations101 shift+S to snap the 3D cursor to a selection is the one i use nonstop, plus alt+H to bring back everything i hid with H. saves so much clicking
the inverted metaball for the eye gap is such a clean trick, no boolean cleanup and the lids blend on their own. great for squash and stretch on toony characters too.
agx is great on highlights, but it does wash out saturated colors. standard is worth a quick side-by-side test when the palette matters more than the highlight rolloff.
@Yahiamice Hey Yahi I have a blender tip: When you make a blender render, be sure to switch the Color Management setting to Standard in Render tab cuz the default one (AgX) has really washed colors (look at 2nd picture for comparison)
@Volcorn_@macknbluecheez tracing an old shirt is such a smart base, way less scary than starting from a blank sheet. the gambling part is so relatable. did the shirt need a lot of changes around the shoulders for the jacket fit?
@DonProcione die brustplatte sieht richtig sauber aus, die paneel-linien passen super zur vorlage. bei den gurten: hast du die seitliche verstellung schon mal mit der platte angelegt, bevor du die abdeckung baust? viel spaß beim weathering!
@ahzoeka the arm already reads really well, the fingers are always the hard part. for small paint details like that, a thin coat of matte sealer once the paint fully cures helps stop chipping when the hand flexes. what's the arm made of?
@Auron_3D thanks, that really helps. base shape first and then importing the sim makes a lot of sense. a short tutorial would be great if you ever make one!