ZBrush Projection Made Easy

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In this ZBrush tutorial, we will be taking a look at how to use projection. Then we will be looking at common problems and how you can fix them easily.
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[@HelloFabs]

I just saw your post on Instagram, and I am super glad I came to this tutorial! It is this exact problem I was dealing with and you were a brilliant help :)
Thanks!

[@lucasmoreira3237]

Thank you.

[@beeloobhai9200]

what I dont get is when you have cleaned topology why using zremesher and project on dirty topology ?? plz explain

[@QuasarBaby]

How did you make a polygroup a mask? at 4:30 what hotkey?

[@Follygon]

ctrl + w

[@ahmetdevrimguren4977]

I am too late to explain but you can hide the polygroups you want to leave unmasked and mask what is left by clicking outside the mesh while holding ctrl and then unhide the polygroups

[@royaldarkness8453]

​@@Follygon One important question in thing like this, after the common work flow that is 'sculpt > dynamesh > sculpt into proper shape > zemesh for lower poly > subdiv for more detail sculpting > duplicate one high poly version like in the video > Then do like video above by Projection from the highest into lowest subdiv then go on until enough resolution'
After you done all of that, how you export your low model (or subdiv at least 1 time) that have projected detail on to Blender ?, because last time I remember I try to do that and all I get is model with that low subdiv without any detail projected there (and of course it don't bring the other higher subdiv of that model) ?
sorry for the bad english

[@geraldballesteros3839]

Follygon != Poliigon lol!

[@Follygon]

Follygon != programmer anymore
Follygon == Sculptor now

[@geraldballesteros3839]

@@Follygon woooaahh! 'O'