Import into zbrush with same scale

import into zbrush with same scale

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If you import them into a active tool with a wide, and it is imported into a program with an to the export setting for mm, then that file will be 10mm wide when imported. In blender they are at requiring user input. It only knows that the mesh is 10 something wide. This all happens seamlessly without help. The issue here witth that now both head have different this value when working, or.

If the program is set same position, same size.

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If you do make topology changes in Modo, you just simply have to import the mesh into a clean subtool, append it to the existing set of subtools. When I GoZ from Max, the model imports at a massive scale into Zbrush. Importing the same model to Blender with its metre based scale will. When you initially drag a sub tool into the scene that doesn't actually change the size of it. You'll notice if you append a separate sub tool.
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As a secondary note though, I did discover on a recent project that scale value ties directly to 'world space' or what I would call system unit's in other applications. I made many test till i had a tool that didnt have any scaling issue with a cylinder and once i got the sclaling right from Zbrush to maya: always use that ztool or any ztool resulting from that one to import over it. Next I built some armor pieces and a belt for him. You can set it in the menu that pops up when you export a mesh. Now when I export from zbrush to XSI or vice versa, everything is in correct scale and placement.