Blender for Beginners

Overview

“Sometimes it is very useful to freeze certain areas of the models to protect them if we do not want them to deform, or what we are sculpting is lost. I'll show you how to protect those areas of the model using masks so they won't be affected by brushes. In addition, you will learn to use brush type masks, rectangular selection and free style selection. ”

In this video lesson Carlos Sifuentes Haro addresses the topic: Mask and hide, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 3: Sculpting and Painting. Give shape, color, and texture to your objects.

Partial transcription of the video

“INTRODUCTION TO BLENDER / COURSE 3 LESSON 5 Mask and Hide Now you’ll learn how to use masks to protect areas of your model. Let's take a look. Let’s look at masks. These are protected areas that we can set while we work on our model. For example, if we have an area that's well defined and we don’t want it to be deformed, we have to use a mask. The masks available are a brush, rectangular, or lasso. To get to masks, we’ll go to the options down here, where we have the Box Mask by default. It creates this black area that means it’s protected. If I apply the Draw brush for example, this protec...”

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Course summary for: Course 3: Sculpting and Painting

• Level: Beginner
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• 14 students
• 9 units
• 9 lessons (1h 12m)
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