Loving the bison, Pav. I nearly collapsed in a heap when I saw the Bevel brushes and Knife brush. What a time to be alive. Sadly, one of the all-time legends and pioneers of Zbrush hard-surface - Mike Nash - can´t be with us to witness these tools on this momentous occasion for Zbrush fanatics everywhere. RIP Mike. Your spirit lives on in these new brushes.
Those features where missing puzzle pieces in zbrush to make the app even greater for certain tasks like hard surface concepting and modeling. Unbelievable those are in there now and that robust and flexible. ZBrush devs are crazy magicians, really mindblowing what is happening there. What a win on all ends. I feel this rounds it up and now you can hardly grab your jaw from the floor when you think about how versatile (and clean!) these tools are. Wonderful times to be a 3d artist.
Another way to thicken the geometry, and what I usually do, is Edge Loops -> Panel Loops, with polish and bevel set to 0. Or you can make a difference mesh. Or... Let's just put it this way, there are so many different ways to do things in Zbrush that if you ever add a full scripting language, you should add Perl, not Python like everyone else, because Perl's motto is "There's More Than One Way To Do It".
What does "control-shift-A" do? Normally, I would jus take the exposed polygons, auto-group them, and then hide the other side. I have no idea what you just did there, and I bet a lot of other people don't either.
@@feetcentral oh gotcha. I'd suggest for now putting a bevel on a rounded object using the myriad of other techniques other than a sculpting brush, or if you need to use sculpting, trim dynamic/hpolish/smooth. it won't be perfect, but again, not sure I'd use scupting brushes as a be-all-end-all solution for hard surface modeling. For example, ZRemesh to get predictable geometry, then zmodeler to dial in your chamfer / fillets to whatever specification you want th-cam.com/video/tnOiMzqHf74/w-d-xo.html
While redoing the same steps my Zbrush often crashes on the knife curve with B-Radius. Anybody else got the same issue and knows of a solution? Running it on windows 10 with an omen 15-ce0xx by HP notebook
- ctrl + alt + click + double alt - right click + shift alt + escape + alt break down shift..
- its a Mortal Combat?
- No, is f*cking ZBrush
lol
Loving the bison, Pav. I nearly collapsed in a heap when I saw the Bevel brushes and Knife brush. What a time to be alive. Sadly, one of the all-time legends and pioneers of Zbrush hard-surface - Mike Nash - can´t be with us to witness these tools on this momentous occasion for Zbrush fanatics everywhere. RIP Mike. Your spirit lives on in these new brushes.
Wtf he died?
@@joeg7096 Yeah mate, Mike died.
@@musashidanmcgrath Oh shit just realized youre talking about Mike Nash, thought you were talking about Pavlovich.
thanks for all your tutorials
Those features where missing puzzle pieces in zbrush to make the app even greater for certain tasks like hard surface concepting and modeling. Unbelievable those are in there now and that robust and flexible. ZBrush devs are crazy magicians, really mindblowing what is happening there. What a win on all ends. I feel this rounds it up and now you can hardly grab your jaw from the floor when you think about how versatile (and clean!) these tools are. Wonderful times to be a 3d artist.
That UI though
@@j_shelby_damnwird hehe
Amazing, love this kind of walkthroughs
Funny how exciting just seeing these work can be.
Playing with them will be great.
Super funny to see this as a mechanical engineer:
The idea of retopologizing this for a video game gave me an aneurism.
Wow! (Standing under waterfall with mouth open) The code wizards had drinks with the math wizards again...
Another way to thicken the geometry, and what I usually do, is Edge Loops -> Panel Loops, with polish and bevel set to 0. Or you can make a difference mesh. Or... Let's just put it this way, there are so many different ways to do things in Zbrush that if you ever add a full scripting language, you should add Perl, not Python like everyone else, because Perl's motto is "There's More Than One Way To Do It".
Спасибо!Лучший контент👍👍👍👍👍
are you a wizard wtf
Love it dude! Super helpful.
love❤️ to see your work always impressive
Thanks.Great Design BTW,
awesome tool!
Such a cool tool but knife brush crashes my zbrush 1/5 of the time I try to use it
Step 1: Get the knife.
Step 2: Get the knife.
Step 3: Use the trim- No I'm kidding, get the knife!
I wish there was a way to control the depth of the knife curve. Awesome vid as always!
Yeah would be nice, like boxcutter in blender.
@Michael pavlovich, make a tut on modelling a passenger airplane
Do you ever get lost in zbrush? You seem to know it so well it makes me want to be on your level
ohhh so it was you who made this ,,the one in the 2021.7 teaser
What does "control-shift-A" do? Normally, I would jus take the exposed polygons, auto-group them, and then hide the other side. I have no idea what you just did there, and I bet a lot of other people don't either.
Michael, I am just curious to know how you feel about the crease bevel vs the knife bevel combination? Do you feel one is better than the other?
when you use the knife on your object how do i keep both objects after knifing them
hold ALT that give you offset result that you want
@@allepicproduction could you explain more?
Try the Bevel Brushes on curved edges ;)
Tha´s right, it does not work! ... Unfortunately
I have a few videos you haven't left this comment on left, I can copy-paste for you if you want
@@MichaelPavlovich :D I commented two of your videos to have a better chance for response
@@feetcentral oh gotcha. I'd suggest for now putting a bevel on a rounded object using the myriad of other techniques other than a sculpting brush, or if you need to use sculpting, trim dynamic/hpolish/smooth. it won't be perfect, but again, not sure I'd use scupting brushes as a be-all-end-all solution for hard surface modeling. For example, ZRemesh to get predictable geometry, then zmodeler to dial in your chamfer / fillets to whatever specification you want th-cam.com/video/tnOiMzqHf74/w-d-xo.html
@@MichaelPavlovich You are right. There are enough other solutions. But it would be the most perfect Bevel Brush if this would be possible ;)
While redoing the same steps my Zbrush often crashes on the knife curve with B-Radius.
Anybody else got the same issue and knows of a solution?
Running it on windows 10 with an omen 15-ce0xx by HP notebook
great tutorial! i have a question though, at 5:35 how is your planar brush not affecting the central pillar/block?