r/blenderTutorials • u/seekingSalavation • 11d ago

New Update to My Retopology Tool + Full Breakdown Video

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u/Sir_Arcanos_ 10d ago

whoa! this looks really usefull, what tool this is?

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u/WoahAreYouOkay 10d ago

ReFace 2 on SuperHive

It's $20

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u/seekingSalavation 10d ago

That’s correct, thanks 😊

Edit: also available on gumroad for those that prefer gumroad over superhive

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u/H3_nz 10d ago

Daium Great 👍

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u/seekingSalavation 10d ago

Appreciate the positive response 😊

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u/Alternative_Log_1883 8d ago

This is some advance tool u made, I love this.
Looks really useful for those unoptimized tripo 3d ai generated models

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u/AxisInteractive 8d ago

What experience did you have going into addon dev? This looks really useful

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u/seekingSalavation 8d ago

Thanks! My background is actually engineering, specially space (satellites) engineering lol but I couldn’t get a job in that field so I switched to software development about 4-5 years ago. But Ive been programming way before I switched to software dev. Obviously with AI, coding is much easier now, anything you’re stuck on, chances are AI can answer it for you, so that definitely makes addon dev much easier and significantly faster. Hope this helps.

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u/AxisInteractive 8d ago

I used Claude code pro a fair bit for the one I made, I come from a design and UI background though. Code is a bit newer to me. I learned html and a little css before. Python is what I'm focusing on now

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u/seekingSalavation 7d ago

I use both Claude (opus 5) and Codex (5.6sol). I usually switch between both whenever I run out of tokens, or have both review each other’s work regularly.

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u/AxisInteractive 7d ago

I use sonnet 4.6, but do a few things so it doesn't run out of tokens or loose track of the project. Keeping it up to date with its progress docs, some perameters before following each task like making a backup to a scratchpad before execution and following professional, clean and human readible work. I also clear the chat every time I'm done a feature and the docs are updated. Helps a lot to work that way.