Hi Stefan!
@You : "...Looked up the 3DCoat site on how to mask (flat) areas of a surface...@
I'm not sure I understand well, but there are in 3DCoat at least a couple of main tools that you can use to "mask" areas :
1) "Vox Hide" in Voxel Mode
2) "Freeze" in Surface Mode
Both tools work in tandem with the "Freeze" and "Geometry" menu :
You can use these commands to perform very sophisticated editing of voxels/surfaces
Here's a very basic and rough example on how to use the "Freeze" tool to "mask" flat areas.
The key is to switch from perspective to "orthographic" view.
The video : http://take.ms/sULSP
But I don't know if I understood your question correctly :)
Let me know.
Ciao!
Marco (mkdm)
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