Smooth¶
Reference
- Mode
Sculpt Mode
- Tool
- Hotkey
S
Eliminates irregularities in the area of the mesh within the brush’s influence by smoothing the positions of the vertices. The inverse of this tool is to sharpen the details in a mesh by applying a Laplacian smooth in the opposite direction.
Brush Settings¶
- Direction
The operation to apply to the mesh. This setting can be toggled with Ctrl while sculpting.
- Smooth
Smooths the surface of the mesh by decreasing the difference between creases and valleys.
- Enhance Details
Sharpens details on the surface of the mesh by intensifying the difference between creases and valleys.
- Deformation
Deformation type that is used in the brush.
- Laplacian
Smooths the surface and the volume.
- Surface
Smooths the surface of the mesh, while preserving the volume.
- Shape Preservation
How much of the original shape is preserved when smoothing. Increasing the value reduces the effect of having multiple iterations on the strength of smoothing.
- Per-Vertex Displacement
How much the position of each individual vertex influences the final result. Increasing the value reduces the overall strength of smoothing.
- Iterations
Number of smoothing iterations per brush step.
Note
This method works by applying regular smoothing, computing the difference between the original (blended between start of iteration and fully original based on Shape Preservation) and the smoothed mesh, smoothing these offsets, pushing vertices back using the smoothed offsets, and finally blending in the original mesh based on Per-Vertex Displacement.