Sculpting in Blender 4 - Quick Start Guide  

Why?

@@mmateus9898 The anatomy of the human head has a lot of curves and is mostly spherical. If you remesh the cube in the beginning its going to keep the sharp corners, since remeshing creates a brand new topology while trying to keep the general shape of the cube. You wouldn't want that. However, if you subdivide the cube 2-3 times, youre going to get a spherical object that has perfect quads which you can use as a starting point, making it easy to work with. After youre happy with the general silhouette of your model, you can then remesh it to add more details.

@@bruhmomentum3633 tysm

What dose this mean not very begins friendly is it

Mostly understandable, the only question I'd have is what do you mean by work with a sphere to block out the head shape?

Good to hear 😀

Me too!

Me too😂

A remesh should sort that out I think

@@grabbitt thanks for the awesome content Grant! I'll check it

Yes that's how they work

@@grabbitt thank you!

i might just do that. although that tends to be box modelled rather than sculpted

Rarely these days

Male sure you're in sculpt mode

It's similar but also very different.

@@grabbitt thanks, i have no idea the only thing ive ever done with blender was fuse to stl's together for a 3d print

It is now r and ctrl r

@@grabbitt whats for rotation then ?

sculpting tab has different shortcuts, it is still r if you're in a different mode

Used to but not so much these days

Younmay have a hole in it

@@grabbitt i Will check!!! Thanks a lot!

like anything that has more verticks than 8 will fry it

When you get higher res dyntopo is not suitable