Hi! So, I've had the same issue in 2.78 with the sculpt tools. I've ended up having to keep the ortho view on the X/Z axis…

Forum Archive Hi! So, I've had the same issue in 2.78 with the sculpt tools. I've ended up having to keep the ortho view on the X/Z axis…

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  • #5008
    Jasmine Wongus
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      Hi! So, I’ve had the same issue in 2.78 with the sculpt tools. I’ve ended up having to keep the ortho view on the X/Z axis (numpad 1) for the cut to work. I changed symmetrize to “-Y to +Y” (“+Y to -Y” works too), and it works for me. It’s just not working when the axis is on Y/Z (pressing 3 on numpad). I wonder what’s wrong there!

      #23336
      Kent Trammell
      Participant

        Thanks for sharing your tips!

        #23337
        Jasmine Wongus
        Participant

          It’s my pleasure!

          #23338
          JC Weatherby
          Participant

            I’ve been through every one of these settings, and I cannot get the grease cut to work in 2.78.

            #23339
            JC Weatherby
            Participant

              I notice there are settings in your version that are not present in my version of Sculpt Tools. Perhaps you are working with the modified version? It would be a good idea to update the video with the link to the modified version of the plug in, rather than waiting, or making us go look for it.

              #23340
              Jasmine Wongus
              Participant

                Kent put a link to the modified version in the Notes section.

                #23341
                Jasmine Wongus
                Participant

                  I have to use version 2.76 to get this to work the way I want it to. Blender.org has a link to its previous versions, so you can find 2.76 there.

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