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Here's a process that might seem familiar and follow any work you've done. These are the same steps to follow when working Medium. Medium Controllers and Features: Medium will provide you with some tutorials to get familiar. I recommend going through the first few of these. For those who want to get right in here are the basics.

The start of my project I decided to create an overly masculine face of a goblin like alien. I decided not use reference art as I wanted to see how well I could free form something from imagination. I started to sketch out a masculine big jawed face to start. To do this I first did the following. From here is started to edit the work to look more alien or goblin like. I cut the nose down and made the cheek bones more pronounced.

I smoothed, inflated and deflated until I had a low res version of something to refined. I suggest playing with the following options from your left Controller palette of tools. To get to this palette, use your left thumb and swipe up on the trackpad. If you look at the image above you may notice the left base work is is not as detailed as the right work as I filled out my design, especially around the nostrils, mouth and eyelids.

These are areas that require more definition than the base resolution. After you get the basic form sculpted out, use the left controller and swipe down. This pulls up the layers menu. I suggest you duplicate the existing layer one.

This will create a new layer two.. Using the right controller, turn off layer 1 and turn on and select layer 2. Then on the bottom right is something that looks like square made of arrows pointing outward. When selected this will increase your project's resolution. I suggest you increase it twice.

The system will take a moment or two to increase the resolution of your sculpt. You can swipe back down on the left controller to get rid of the menu. From here on out I suggest you mainly use the Inflate Tool. You will use Inflate to lift areas out or to etch in details in other areas. Deflate is like a grinding sander. It will cut away and allow you to etch finer details. Switching it back to inflate will allow you to puff out areas.

The next most common tool at this stage is the Smooth tool to sand down and smooth any rough edges. When using these tools you will want to adjust the size of the brush and adjust your distance with the tool to the clay. These will impact how much you deflate, inflate or smooth the surface. Once you have your 3D asset as you like, I suggest you paint it directly here in Medium.

You could use other tools, but Medium is a far more intuitive. On you left controller swipe your thumb up to get to the tool palette. Use your right controller to point at and select the Paint Tool. When in paint mode the right controller works as it normally does however rather than sculpting you are now spraying paint.

Grab the model with your left controller and move it around to paint at any portion, angle or side of your sculpt. At this point you are at a good resolution that you should be able to paint very well any detail and features you'd like. The final step is to take this work and bring it into something else. Using your left thumb pad select the upper right button.

Point your controller at Export. With Export Selected be sure to select the Texture options. I suggest resolution. The below images are an example of this sculpt imported to Blender, then rendered using it's Cycles renderer.

These took just a couple of seconds and were rendered in near real time with this advanced renderer. Performance varies by use, configuration and other factors. Learn more at www. Skip To Main Content. Safari Chrome Edge Firefox. The Basics of Oculus Medium Oculus Medium is the first good structured 3D art tool to hit the market and hopefully the first of many. These are the same steps to follow when working Medium Source reference material for your work - Select an import reference images as you need them Sketch out fundamentals of your piece - Use a small brush at starting low resolution to sketch the basics of your piece Step back, examine your work in progress - Walk around your and rotate art, look at negative space etc.

Work in detail as you go along - Increase the resolution and add in detail as needed Medium Controllers and Features: Medium will provide you with some tutorials to get familiar. For those who want to get right in here are the basics Left hand palette of tools : The key things you need to select or change are all on your left hand. Looking down you will see that there are 4 options which correspond to the 4 items on an Oculus Touch controller.

If you are using a Vive controller these are part of the left track pad. Either way you are using your left thumb to select each Home Menu : The home menu is activated if you tap the lower right of the pad or button. This allows you to load in saved projects, exit the application, select tutorials etc. Control Panel : If you tap to the upper right with your thumb you will get to the main options menu for your work.

Sculpt and model in an immersive environment. Whether you're a total beginner, aspiring creative, or professional artist, quickly and easily create 3D objects and expressive works of art. Kitbash hardsurface models with over stamps plus snapping and constraint features. Medium provides you with a limitless VR canvas, so you can sketch ideas out of thin air in any direction. The ultra-responsive Oculus Touch controllers help speed up the sculpting process, and the expansive virtual workspace makes it easy to manipulate models.

To learn more about how to use Medium's Workspace, see Workspace Basics. With features like pinch and zoom, and the ability to move and rotate your sculpt, Medium makes it easy to intuitively create organic shapes, complex characters, abstract art, and anything in between. To learn more about how to create sculpts in Medium, see Sculpting Basics. Additional file settings, such as Texture size, and normal mapping options can be customized and adjusted in the export menu.

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