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>>693423
Two questions:
Firstly, what did I do here, and how do I fix it? There's this frustrum cutting into my mesh and hiding everything outside.

Secondly, is there a way to have the same workflow as when you're working with dynamesh in zbrush? Dyntopo becomes way too slow way too fast, and I much rather have it the old way, where you just remesh and keep working. I know dyntopo allows us to flood fill a resolution, and I know there are things like the remesh modifier, but I was looking for something a bit more convenient than that.