ZBrush for iPad 2024 - how to model a t-pose character with zspheres

[@trevorwilliams401]

Would love to see you take something like this from the t-pose all the way into rigging it in a 3D program and using something like Mixamo or motion capture to animate the character. Of course over a series of videos 😉

[@cre8-or-die]

Thanks for the nudge Trevor! I think that's a great idea! I'll make it happen.

[@punisherxo]

Thank you so much for these Zbrush videos. I’ve been trying to learn this coming from nomad and you have helped make it accessible, I haven’t been able to find videos on it like yours

[@cre8-or-die]

Love hearing that! So, glad they are helping!!

[@jrosenbomb]

I’m a bit new to Zbrush, and especially for ipad. Can you pose the model after you’ve sculpted it. I can’t find any tutorials on it or if I do it’s for desktop version.

[@cre8-or-die]

Sure thing, this video shows the process for posing detailed models on the iPad: th-cam.com/video/5E5OSJ_pzR4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=p1HUnZ-enkKzx6iO hope it helps!

[@darkcult99]

👍

[@cre8-or-die]

Thanks for your support!

[@pokeclaytr9719]

Actually it is easier to copy move and resize spheres in Nomad than using zspheres in Zbrush for me. I don’t like the navigation in Zbrush. It feels laggy even if it is not.

[@cre8-or-die]

Yeah, I hear ya. If you’re used to a certain program and the way they do it, it’s hard to want to switch.