Reference - See Through

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Reference - See Through Lesson 3 of 41 in Helmet Design

Using the See Through feature can come in handy when working with multiple windows for reference, as demonstrated in this video.

#Helmet Design with Joseph Drust #Reference #See-through Mode
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Reference - Introduction
0:47
Reference - Image Plane
10:44
Reference - See Through
3:19
Reference - Grid
7:27
Reference - Spotlight
12:35
Base Mesh - Introduction
0:46
Base Mesh - DynaMesh
10:34
Base Mesh - ZSpheres
9:32
Base Mesh - Scan Data
5:16
Procedural Processes - Introduction
0:49
Procedural Processes - Extract
13:32
Procedural Processes - Morph Target
11:04
Procedural Processes - Panel Loops
14:04
Sculpting - Introduction
0:43
Sculpting - Brushes
20:57
Sculpting - Masking & Smoothing
17:15
Sculpting - Transpose
18:02
Hard Surface Details - Introduction
0:52
Hard Surface Details - Trim & Clip
17:36
Hard Surface Details - DynaMesh Subtract
13:47
Hard Surface Details - Projection Master
14:09
Additive Greeble/Nurnies - Introduction
0:55
Additive Greeble/Nurnies - Initialize
13:42
Additive Greeble/Nurnies - Curve Lathe
11:58
Additive Greeble/Nurnies - Shadowbox
11:32
Alpha Creation - Introduction
0:58
Alpha Creation - MRGB ZGrabber
11:01
Alpha Creation - GrabDoc
13:00
Alpha Creation - Modifying Alphas
13:09
Brush Creation - Introduction
0:54
Brush Creation - Alpha Brush
18:56
Brush Creation - Insert Mesh
22:54
Brush Creation - Depth Mask
15:47
Surface Variation - Introduction
0:48
Surface Variation - Alpha Tiling & Tracks Brush
21:07
Surface Variation - Surface Noise
19:46
Surface Variation - Noise Brushes
11:05
Painting - Introduction
0:50
Painting - Layer Masking
24:17
Painting - Spotlight Texturing
11:51
Painting - Alpha Texturing
9:27