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  • doll.zipD
    doll.zipD
    doll.zip
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    Hello! I often see edits of avatars that makes them thicker, for the novabeast, certain deira or bennet edits, etc. I do this with my own avatars just using the sculpt tool, but I'm wondering if there is a tool or even just something within blender that can make this easier? Often times I'll scrap things because the mesh will have issues after sculpting, will look blocky or low poly, etc. If anyone could tell me how they do this that would be lovely, thank you in advance!

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    • LemonL
      LemonL
      Lemon
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      you can use pose mode and scale the bones, then click apply as rest pose, lmk if you need further help. I tend to take coms as well

      I don't trade.

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      • doll.zipD doll.zip

        Hello! I often see edits of avatars that makes them thicker, for the novabeast, certain deira or bennet edits, etc. I do this with my own avatars just using the sculpt tool, but I'm wondering if there is a tool or even just something within blender that can make this easier? Often times I'll scrap things because the mesh will have issues after sculpting, will look blocky or low poly, etc. If anyone could tell me how they do this that would be lovely, thank you in advance!

        cinderzQ14C
        cinderzQ14C
        cinderzQ14
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        #3

        @TADCGANGLE i would def like to know too

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        • johnathonwJ
          johnathonwJ
          johnathonw
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          how do you use bones in the first place? just a question

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