Optimize Your Sculpting with ZProject and Sculptris Pro - Quick Tip
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ธ.ค. 2018
- In this ZBrush quick tip tutorial, we show you how to get get back high resolution details on a low res mesh using the Sculptris Pro and Zproject brush. This can really optimize your sculpting experience within ZBrush.
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You can use a "blank" smooth brush with sculptris pro, instead.
Just create another smooth brush with 0 intensity, with Sculptris Pro is becomes some sort of mesh density raiser, without actually getting rid of any detail.
Nice! Thank you.
@@FlippedNormals You can also use the legacy "paint' brush with RGB off
I was worried for a bit my Monday will be a super gray and awfull one until this comes up.
Thanks, guys!
Cheers Ed! Absolute pleasure.
Have used that workflow for some time now. A tip : If you first do a "ProjectAll" after having UNmasked the added resolution, then you'll have to do less work with the ZProject brush. :D
I’m really looking forward to the substance painter creature premium tutorials!
I'm really looking forward to the node based painting tutorials in Blender!
I'm really looking forward to a z brush only asset pipeline video no external programs besides getting uploaded to sketchfab or put into a game engine of choice
@@bluethumbbuttoneek9465 hahahahaha. HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAA
Hey, I really love the videos they're some of the greatest tutorials I see on TH-cam right now.
I got a question, if you don't mind. I think you guys said adding a piece you created from a tutorial is generally bad, because all it shows is that you can follow a tutorial, and is not indicative of any actual talent.
I recently bought a pretty cool book about character creation in Maya that takes you through creating this one character, and it goes through modelling, rigging, UV unwrapping, load Dev, and even some basic animation. I love it, and it's a great purchase.
Would you still say it's a bad idea to include a piece like that in your demoreel? Because the book provides reference images of a man to model, and I was thinking of using their reference images because of how high quality it is, and how hard it would be to get my own reference image (need to rent a camera, possibly a studio, and even then it still wouldn't look as good as theirs)
Thanks for reading, and I fucking love the videos. Really helpful stuff, your modelling a Maya pen really thought me a lot of stuff my teacher hasn't told me.
I was about to ask why you wouldn’t just unmask the eye area and run project all.. when you mentioned the option.
What’s the use of this vs decimation? Esp since sculptris triangulates too
Hi! I was wondering if you could make a video about creating FACS blendshapes for production? There is not much stuff about this topic and it would be very useful for less experienced folks. Thanks!
It's actually on our list! :)
@@FlippedNormals will it use the newly released Zwrap for Zbrush? or the standalone R3DS Wrap app?:D
So can this be used for things like transferring 'big swings' between models, i.e. cutting a key with a dynamesh model and more or less just pushing the shape of the key join on a more optimized but lower resolution copy? If not, is there a better way to key models for 3D printing without dynamesh on complex models? I've watched the tuts on merging simple geometry like 2 spheres or hands/heads/ankles where the mesh is fairly easy to work with, but it doesn't work so well with complex shapes. Currently I'm keying in dynamesh and cutting the keyed intersections off the models then stitching them in Blender by hand so complex/organic shapes retain details. I'm sure there's a better way, I just don't know it. Booleans in Blender are making my computer freeze on high poly models where I've already done the hard work and really just want to separate them for print. In the future I'll work keying in to my process, but I've got a few models I'm too far down the road with and have to improvise.
Disregard, got my answer. Works well enough for my purposes! Needs fairly significant postwork for smoothing and such but it's still a one-app solution and miles quicker than manual stitching. I'll take it!
Great video, guys. Bit of an off-topic question if you have a second: What kind of computer hardware are you using in the video here? I'm currently on consumer-grade stuff like a GTX 1080 ti and 7700k and I was wondering if that's adequate for Zbrush or if I'm going to have a bad time until I invest in a Quadro, thanks.
For ZBrush, the graphics card really doesnt matter - it's mostly CPU :)
@@FlippedNormals Ah very good thank you for the reply, what kind of a CPU are you using for that video? Would I suffer using a 4core-8thread 7700K @ 5.0Ghz?
It's unclear which one is the "target" and which one is the "source" mesh. Kind of important.
Low poly *has 62k polygons*
Mb those could be the subdivisions if there was any
Try the original sculptris (not built into the zbrush) and don't suffer. It has normal smoothing and brushes are an order of magnitude superior to those that I have
I think i am not good at sculpting
takes years of practice. Patience is the real skill in this 'game'
Just keep it up! It takes a long time to get good at :)
FlippedNormals i listen to your podcasts every single day
Keep practicing bro im telling you what you need to do is learn forms.. Get tutorials from hossein diba.. Rafael grasetti. Frank tzeng find a role model to look at .. Also check out scott eaton face anatomy and i promise it will come together for you.. Its a passion ia does take a long time but make fun and get a drawing tablet blessing bro
Ricarldo Harris thanks friend but clay buildup brush not working on tablet work great with mouse
model is very nice ，but，i want looked substance painter tutorials betters，by the way you are very famous，in china many people read you tutorials
you are all over the place, its hard to follow or even know why to use this tool.
Welp....i know You aren't ZB cowboy but Sculptris pro is very basic feature and nothing "brain exploding" here. You miss Brush Panel -> sculptris Pro setting to tweak a little bit that tool, to make it less pain in ass.