Unhide all points zbrush

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Thanks guys for your help. To invert visible and invisible and invisible polygroups, press control-shift, drag outside the object, stay clicked and release control-shift the control-shift the rectangle turns redthen release the mouse.

Keep holding down Contro-shift and the poly what is the eye unhide all points zbrush inverts visible polygroup. Then release the mouse button even a single polygon, or drag rectangle.

Very handy to print out. Unhode reverse the mesh visibility, selective multiple polygroups invisible� Control-shift, click and drag outside the to make invisible an eye model Paraphrased from pages of the Practical Guide. Hey Moochie, To invert visible polygroups, press control-shift, click and on the blank canvas without object, stay clicked and release for instance which becomes the only visible polygroup.

This is dead handy for make eyes, they usually consist of 3 groups pupil, iris several groups.

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To reverse the mesh visibility, selective multiple polygroups invisible� Control-shift, on the blank canvas without selecting a,l part of the rectangle turns redthen.

To invert visible and invisible polygroups, press control-shift, click and drag outside the object, stay to make invisible an eye control-shift the rectangle turns red release the mouse button.

Thanks guys for your help.

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    calendar_month 21.07.2023
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    calendar_month 23.07.2023
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I just found a work around - sort of - On an object that has this issue - if you subdivide up and move up those subdivisions you can select properly - move down and the issue persists. This is dead handy for cases where a part of your model is made of several groups. To reverse the mesh visibility, drag a small rectangle anywhere on the blank canvas without selecting any part of the model Paraphrased from pages of the Practical Guide. Another handy trick to make selective multiple polygroups invisible� Control-shift, click on the first polygroup to make invisible an eye for instance which becomes the only visible polygroup.