Thermometer Tutorial observation Resolved

Also someone made a youtube video on the subject but all and all i feel the thermometer isn't accurate at all.

:D i have an idea that might be worth a look. I've notice negative percentages will happen if you load into a scene and then delete everything. Might be worth lookin at.

Very nice to see a tutorial on here thank you for th efforts

The grammar could use a bit of work. It's quite hard to follow what you're trying to say.

So to use low thermo I have to save objects individually?

I'm finding it hard to follow exactly what you're talking about in the scene. Have you made a video for this yet? ;D

Maybe they raise it back in the future once its more polished

This was a well-made observation. Sadly it raises more questions. The thermo really doesn't make sense. You could be right about ps4 pro but I have a pretty fair time getting my sculptures optimized.

I'm using the Slim PS4, I do think the Pro would have an upgrade in performance on this game, if not, maybe it's a limited.

The two middle bar are 2 diffrent and stretched cubes while in the original they are cut out. Streching sculpt always is more expensive but stretching negatives could play a role. Not sure. Requires testing 😉

Use the detail tool to reduce the structures to the same shade of blue. This puts them both around 2% thermo.

Great find, I watch my thermo like a hawk and it forsure puzzles me sometimes. I saw Ladylux on YouTube messing with the thermo and getting crazy results, guess its just another learning curve.

These are some really good observations. I own an original PS4 and I also think that the thermometer is giving me unfair advantages compared to other creators.

You see, the thermometer likes things being cloned. Fleck density is also something that it likes low, and not necessarily in terms of looseness. This is because Dreams remembers how you made something and resculpts it. A bunch of the same simple sculpt is