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Hi. thank you for adding my first request!
One of my friend told me something useful:
With the tool, we can sculpt one shape and I see that the tool enable or disable the envelope deformer.
When we have the body plus clothes (not simulated)plus props, I would like to sculpt for example two shapes together . Or , I want to scult the face with his eyebrows or mustache or helmet.
If I want to do it in modeling operation, I would just select the two meshes, push the F9 button (enter in component mode) and select vertices to move with the translate tool or with the grab sculpting tool with falloff Volume set.
thanks.
vasavoir
Comments on this feature request:
vasavoir said over 8 years ago:
Pavel Korolyov said over 8 years ago: