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Solidworks 2005 torrent crack matlab r2009a. I was talking with a couple people this evening while I was working some on a personal art project in ZBrush that has me sculpting a lot of stone / concrete assets and the topic came up of preferences for matcaps. I mostly just use 99% of the time the default matcap gray but have a couple others I'll pull up that are pretty much the same thing but maybe just pick up edges with a lil more pronouncement. Was curious though, what matcaps are people using for environment work in general?

Any favorites? We try not use mat caps at all, as they incorrectly represent any depth or detail information in your sculpt. The cavity materials exaggerate detail and your normal maps will suffer and seem flat compared to your sculpt.

We only use basic materials for sculpting as its the closest representation of the final product. In the end you don't want something that is going to make your work seem better in a an application nobody is going to see it in besides your team, you want to work on model that looks as close as possible to the final product.