Now there's another way to use this and that is with the repeat relative, so the way this works is if you create a stroke, let's say we want to put some sort of detail on the wing. There's a couple limitations on this however you can't just make a stroke and then rotate your view a little bit and then hit one because it will actually put that stroke in the exact same part of the screen which might actually be a different position on the model or it could actually try to do that stroke in an open area, which would actually result in a rotation rather than a stroke, so it becomes very unpredictable if you try to move the object in the screen and try to use that again.
So this is great if you know you made the stroke in the right shape but you just want it to be stronger. Okay looking good now we've got some nice strong detail there. So to repeat the stroke all you have to do is hit one on the keyboard, let's hit that a couple more times. Now I like the shape but it's a little bit weak, let's make it a little bit stronger. Okay so let's say we want to sculpt some more detail into the ear on this gargoyle so let me just zoom in here I've got my standard sculpting brush and let's just say we want to create some detail right here. Instead of undoing and repeating with more pressure, you can just repeat the last stroke or you can even repeat it in a different location, let's see how it's done.
Sometimes when you're sculpting, you might make the shape of a stroke just right, but then realize that it needs to have been done stronger.
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