ZBrush - Quick Bandages

Link to Bandage Brush: (Credit to mrlucifer)
mrlucifer.gumroad.com/
Hey! I was looking to make some quick bandages for a character I'm creating and couldn't find a super easy and quick way to make bandages.
I found a tutorial that lead me to a bandage brush that didn't quite work "out of the box". So I created a quick pipeline to use the bandage brush and make it more usable.
This is a one take recording tutorial, no effort was really put into it other than just wanting to get the information out.
Thanks for watching!

[@kennie9253]

youre a life saver, I watched that other video and was so confused, this makes way more sense and is quicker!!! Ty!

[@corshmell]

Sweet!! Glad I could help :)

[@KianKrashesky]

Thank you very much for this tutorial and the download! 😃

[@Chu__0]

Nice

[@luisalbertozepedahernandez8568]

nice thx

[@jaywittman192]

my wrappings have too many subdivisions and looks too smooth more like a rubber band how do i reduce the amount of shapes and or subdivisions.

[@jaywittman192]

my wrappings have too many sub divisions or shape count how do i reduce the sub divisions

[@corshmell]

Change your brush size first when drawing the bandage. Once you extrude the shape and give it some thickness. You could then use zremesher to make it lower resolution

[@adrianzambrana5090]

@@corshmellwhy your first stroke has lower subdivisions? Changing the brush size doesn't affect to the number of polys.

[@unknownapex8324]

every time I hide the mesh, It hides the bandages. Not sure what happening.

[@corshmell]

You have to separate the groups using split groups

[@corshmell]

When you draw the bandages on the mesh, it acts as a part of that subtool which is why you have to separate the bandages from the other object.

[@alonmix7912]

WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT project can be used to overlay by geometry. thank you)

[@corshmell]

Cool right? You're welcome!! Good luck

[@volf139]

audio is low

[@corshmell]

Yeah, it definitely is. My bad! I have a new mic and didn't check the level.