I started learning Zbrush through your tutorials back in 2014. they were very helpful because your approach was understandable and relaxing in a way. Huge thanks!
I have just watched your documentary about Pro Janitor Police, and man, i admire you, a lot. I hope you're well, and that you success at whatever project you are developing. Good day, or night or whatever it is xD Cheers from Costa Rica!
Thx so much for making those tutorials they are fantastic. I picked up zbrush not too long ago and your videos helped so much. So many others claim to be tutorials but skip over basic things that are hard for beginners to figure out. Your videos are the best keep'em coming! p.s. if you could make a video on how to make and add things such as clothing, armor, and accessories that would be amazing
Yep! That's the nature of Dynamesh - essentially when you use it, you're retopologizing your mesh (you can find a lot of info about retopology on Google). It's also building new geometry to compensate for intersection pieces to combine them into a single mesh. To retain the detail of your previous mesh, make sure the the "resolution" slider is up high enough, and projection is on. Also turn the "blur" slider down if you want to retain sharp details. But be careful! Dynamesh is a super resource intensive operation, so the more you crank those sliders and push it, the longer it'll take, or possibly even crash ZBrush if your computer isn't a great spec. Hope this helps!
I started learning Zbrush through your tutorials back in 2014. they were very helpful because your approach was understandable and relaxing in a way. Huge thanks!
Thank you for this awesome tutorial man
I have just watched your documentary about Pro Janitor Police, and man, i admire you, a lot.
I hope you're well, and that you success at whatever project you are developing. Good day, or night or whatever it is xD
Cheers from Costa Rica!
Hey! Thank you so much for the Costa Rican love. Glad you enjoyed the movie. New one coming soon. Thanks again :)
Thx so much for making those tutorials they are fantastic. I picked up zbrush not too long ago and your videos helped so much. So many others claim to be tutorials but skip over basic things that are hard for beginners to figure out. Your videos are the best keep'em coming! p.s. if you could make a video on how to make and add things such as clothing, armor, and accessories that would be amazing
Your documentary was very inspiring buddy, Thanx for sharing your struggles! My eyes are very open now thanx to you.
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH, I've watched your tutorials before but you never said what the undo input was. Control-Z, i had to restart ZBrush everytime
Awesome, really awesome! Love your TH-cam channel. SO MUCH great stuff! Thanks for sharing!
what documentary?can u provide a link
Yep! Here you go - store.steampowered.com/app/413290/
can u give the link to the base model or base models that you recommand?
whenever i tey to use dynamesh i lose detail..like mesh turns to super low poly do u know why and what is projection t
Yep! That's the nature of Dynamesh - essentially when you use it, you're retopologizing your mesh (you can find a lot of info about retopology on Google). It's also building new geometry to compensate for intersection pieces to combine them into a single mesh. To retain the detail of your previous mesh, make sure the the "resolution" slider is up high enough, and projection is on. Also turn the "blur" slider down if you want to retain sharp details.
But be careful! Dynamesh is a super resource intensive operation, so the more you crank those sliders and push it, the longer it'll take, or possibly even crash ZBrush if your computer isn't a great spec.
Hope this helps!
Gamestar Arts thanks that really helped.i searched all over the internet but couldnt find a proper explanation.once again thanks and tc
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