Now I can save it and instead of opening Blender I will open this file unless I want to do something else. It seems like its a lot of work to begin editing a simple cube, but I have made the thing, it works and I improved it by looping it from the other two directions as well. Thats some good stuff even if its not what Im below where what you say here starts to make sense when I try what Orinoco says, also thank you for explaining the f6 thing, I just tried screwing with everything in it and it didn’t make a lot of sense, now it does, its just a very quick way to get at something else. I know these two things are sculpt programs but I use other software where symmetry works when doing box modeling (ZBrush for example). Turn on symmetry, its the fifth box down on the right. There is another place to see this working like I want it here: Sculptris has exactly what i’m after for symmetry. Has anyone here ever used a sculpting tool like Sculptris? The stuff in F6 left me clueless, what’s that stuff do? EDIT: Mostly what it does is make gaping holes actually if I do it wrong… I think… this is ok for tiny objects with a few polygons but not anything big like a sphere, you need to know where every single polygon has been moved or holes happen… On top of that I don’t want all the extra geometry, just to have what I am doing on one side happen on the other side but its doing it to a copy instead and even after applying the modifier in object mode I get all the stuff I don’t is very interesting, and could be helpful to, it has the rather serious drawback however of needing to have the whole model selected and then having the symmetrize button pushed in a menu, I need this in real time so I can see what’s happening as I do it. If not, please let me know in the comments section below or via the contact page.Thank you! I will look into that, it LOOKS from your screenshot that it is what I am mirror modifier makes a copy and flips it, this makes a mess inside what I am working on, so for example if I mirror the basic shape of a person with no features and push in an eye socket it vanishes beneath the surface of the copy. You will find a number of ZBrush tutorials. Please take the time to examine our site if you have any additional queries about ZBrush software. I believe you now know everything there is to know about How to mirror an object in zbrush?.

Over time your polys might distort again, so simply Ctrl + Drag Click the background to reproject a dynamesh over the model.

Simply click the large Dynamesh button to create your new topology, then continue sculpting. To activate Dynamesh, open the Geometry tool palette and click on the Dynamesh option. ZRemesher is now able to better detect hard surface edges, producing fewer polygons and with better accuracy. ZRemesher has been updated in ZBrush 2019 to have better support for hard surfaces models, with a focus on re-topologizing meshes resulting from Live Boolean operations or imported from CAD 3D packages. i think of dynamesh as dynamic tessellation without the “dynamic” and zeremesher as Decimation Master without the decimation. I’d say dynamesh is for retopologizing while you sculpt and zremesher is for producing a clean, lower poly count version of what you sculpted using dynamesh. What is the difference between ZRemesher and Dynamesh? If you wish to try the alternative symmetry algorithm, hold the Alt key while clicking the ZRemesher button.

ZRemesher includes two symmetry algorithms, which will alter the way the model is analyzed and can have an impact on the topology result in particular on the symmetry working plane.

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