Pose a sculpt using joints

“Bring a detailed legend to life in just a few steps” Source files Tutorial files: • Tutorial screenshots • Maya & Mudbox files • Video tutorial filesilo.co.uk/bks-850 When creating a sculpt, building it up in a generic T-pose usually simplifies the sculpting process, and among many things helps to ensure that all the limbs are in proportion. However, this also makes for a stiff-looking character. In this tutorial, we’ll look at how you can go about adding a bit more life to a sculpt whilst still being able to go back to the default T-pose, as that is how you would want to pass the model should it need retopologising and rigging for animation. There are many ways to pose a sculpt. For example, in Mudbox you can add…

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