Plano

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Esculpido

Pincel:

Barra lateral ‣ Herramienta ‣ Opciones del pincel ‣ Avanzado‣ Tipo de pincel

Moves vertices toward the brush plane, along the plane normal. Generalizes the functionality of the Aplanar, Rellenar (o Relleno), and Scrape [Raspar] brush types, allowing control of the range of influence above and below the brush plane through the Height and Depth parameters.

Opciones de pincel

General

Nota

More info at General brush settings and on Avanzado brush settings.

Particulares

Altura

Determines the range of influence of the brush above the brush plane. Increasing the height affects vertices farther above the plane.

Profundidad

Determines the range of influence of the brush below the brush plane. Increasing the depth affects vertices farther below the plane.

Modo de inversión

Determinará el comportamiento del pincel al ser invertido.

Invertir desplazamiento

When inverted, the brush displaces vertices away from the brush plane, resulting in increased contrast.

Intercambiar altura y profundidad

When inverted, the roles of the Height and Depth parameters are exchanged.

For example, if Height is set to 0.7 and Depth to 0.3, inverting the brush causes the roles of these parameters to be exchanged, resulting in an effective Height of 0.3 and Depth of 0.7.

Estabilizar normal

Controls the stability of the brush plane’s orientation. The normal of the plane is averaged over the last few stroke steps, with the number of steps and blending factor determined by the parameter’s value.

When set to 0, the brush reacts immediately to changes in the in surface orientation.

When set to 1, the plane’s orientation remains constant throughout the stroke.

Intermediate values provide a gradual transition between these behaviors, resulting in a weighted moving average of plane normals.

Estabilizar plano

Controls the stability of the brush plane’s position. Similar to Stabilize Normal, it works by averaging the position over the previous stroke steps.

Each position is calculated as the interpolated between the unstabilized position and its projection onto the plane of the previous stroke step.