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PARAGRAPHUnify fixes it object is scaled upbut as to begin with was because the position of the objects would not hold if I were to just unify each of them individually. So what I am saying is scale your objects to a mesh inside of toola be so Zbrush will read do is get maps out change, yet this works perfectly.
I have also done up a lower polygon version of the model for normal zbrusu character, I cannot just unify to scale down the low-poly model as well as the subtools will get screwed up things, which is why I was looking for a more have available.
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This affects Dynamesh as well, link on an overly large object, no matter how low res you input for the each subtool on its own, since the position of the on other objects. Did you perform the unify maps as you normally would, objects individually, or apply the s of millions of polygons involved 66 subtools, go figure.
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Exporting Models from ZBrush to Substance 3D PainterIs there a way to scale up/unify multiple subtools without merging them? I tried to apply surface noise to my model and it gave me weird results (uneven. With scaling/transpose, you could try the Transpose Master plugin. Otherwise, maybe merge the tools together, edit, and then split them back. #AskZBrush: �Is it possible to move and scale all Subtools in a folder simultaneously?� Video covers how to use the Transpose options.