@theluthier That definitively helps 😀👍! I want to get that done quickly and start texturing the chimney. And after this, I’ll make them smoke 😉😁! Thank you for showing the “Edit Mode” view as well since I had a problem with pinching at some stone corner. You obviously avoid this by making the sharpening bevel (serving as holding edges for the later Catmull Clark subdivision with the “Multires Modifier”) running through the mortar joints. When it comes to the finer stone structure (like e. g. sandstone, tuff or pumice), I experienced that I needed a more even and therefore more dense manual subdivision because the stone pattern looks like an array of horizontally orientated rectangles which causes an ugly stretching with small detail brush textures. So, do I see it right that I just texture paint this graininess and only bake normal textures for the bigger details like e. g. cracks?
PS: One technical question about tablets: How often do you need to replace the pen’s nib?
