The other method which you can use for not disturbing your desired area. So you can use it with a non-symmetrical sub tool. So, for example, we had taken this sub tool through the ZRemesher process when my symmetry mode was on, and you can see there are equal polygons on both sides of the face.Īnd the next method is non-symmetry mode so that we will press the X button on the keyboard.Īnd now, when you press the ZRemesher button of the ZRemesher panel, then you can see it will give you a result that has no symmetry for your sub tool. So if your sub tool has symmetry, then make sure you have symmetry mode is on.
Using ZRemesher, you can go with some methods the first one is you can go with symmetry mode, which gives you symmetrical polygons on your selected sub tool. Once you click on it, it will take some time to process poly counts and finishing them.Īnd you will have less polygons with the same shape. Such as we will take its value as 1 by entering 1 in this option.Īnd click on the ZRemesher button of this panel. Here in the panel of ZRemesher, the main option is ‘Target Polygons count’ that decides how much polygons will be there on your selected sub tool, and you can change its value for having different variations.īy default, its value is 5, but you can decrease it as per your requirement. Once you click on it, its panel will be open. Here in this panel, you will find the ZRemesher option.
Now go to the Tool bar section, which is at the right side of the working window, and click on the Geometry panel. Or there is a quick way to do this just go to the Preferences menu and click on it in the Edit option, enable the ‘Click to switch solo mode’ option.Īnd once you make click on it anywhere on the floor area, it will switch between solo and normal mode. You can enable the Solo option from the Transform menu panel by click on its button. Now go to solo mode so that it can do retopology for selected sub tool otherwise, it will mesh up with all the sub tools of your model. Before you start working with ZRemesher, make a duplicate copy of your subtool because ZRemesher will change the retopology of your sub tool completely but maintain shapes as much as possible.
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