Just what I needed! I was working on a model that needed a base and tires, and usually I would do that in blender, but I said "no, I want to learn zmodeler to make this" ... and I logged in and here it was. This was fate. Thank you.
Years ago I watched the first video in which you modeled this tire, and I was disappointed because it had a different tread and shoulder design, despite showing this tire here in the thumbnail. So I'm watching this new video tutorial with great anticipation and you get to the part I'm most curious about...you swap over to the finished model and give a somewhat confusing verbal instruction on what your process was. Showing the mesh without dynamic subdivision was helpful, but...any chance we could download a .ztl of just the tire part so it can be reverse engineered?
I just did the tutorial and man your right. You ever figured it out and care to share cause I’m still trying to make like his finished tire. Ok update I got the tread but the offset tread in stuck.
I've just finished this tutorial, waiting for the part where you end the modeling and get the design shown in the thumbnail, but no, you just jump to the finished model and I was disappointed because I have no idea about how you did it. There's much more work on that design that we missed. I'm really sorry about it, because it was a very good explanation. Very disappointing.😔
I would have loved to learn from this video but I am new to zbrush and it was way to hard to try and slow it down enough to grab what I needed from it. Maybe when I know everything and I do not need to learn anything I can watch it again for fun. LOL
Heck yes! pixologic.com/zclassroom/course/digital-sculpting-modeling Scroll down to the 4 cube thumbnails, and any ZModeler functionality questions can be found there!
This was worth 100 youtube videos packed into one. The "class" format works far better !
You make the best zbrush tutorial out there, 100 times better than the paid tutorials
damn, this was really helpful! Thank you Joseph!!
I am watching this in 2023 and I can confidently say this introduction to ZBrush is the best I have ever come across. Thank you
Just what I needed! I was working on a model that needed a base and tires, and usually I would do that in blender, but I said "no, I want to learn zmodeler to make this" ... and I logged in and here it was. This was fate. Thank you.
These streams are very informative! Learned a lot so far.
Best ZBrush tutorial..
Amazing class.
Your tutorial is perfect sir. Thank you for your guide sir
your tutorials are always awesome and helpful.
Very good demonstration I learned alot, going to try to make something on my own now
Thank you .very useful .
1:24:49 Finally!
02:04:55 I totally agree.. Even for a hobbyist it is totally worth the money :)
I always thought that Zbrush was only good for 3D sculpting.
Years ago I watched the first video in which you modeled this tire, and I was disappointed because it had a different tread and shoulder design, despite showing this tire here in the thumbnail. So I'm watching this new video tutorial with great anticipation and you get to the part I'm most curious about...you swap over to the finished model and give a somewhat confusing verbal instruction on what your process was. Showing the mesh without dynamic subdivision was helpful, but...any chance we could download a .ztl of just the tire part so it can be reverse engineered?
I just did the tutorial and man your right. You ever figured it out and care to share cause I’m still trying to make like his finished tire. Ok update I got the tread but the offset tread in stuck.
I've just finished this tutorial, waiting for the part where you end the modeling and get the design shown in the thumbnail, but no, you just jump to the finished model and I was disappointed because I have no idea about how you did it. There's much more work on that design that we missed. I'm really sorry about it, because it was a very good explanation. Very disappointing.😔
many thanks dear in Arabic شكرا جزيلا
I would have loved to learn from this video but I am new to zbrush and it was way to hard to try and slow it down enough to grab what I needed from it. Maybe when I know everything and I do not need to learn anything I can watch it again for fun. LOL
nice
HI, may I ask a question? How do I know exactly what size/dimension to model like Rhino does?
export a base mesh from Rhino at the desired size, and import it into zbrush as reference object.
This is marvelous. Is it also possible to create the complicated game boy with zmodeler?
Heck yes!
pixologic.com/zclassroom/course/digital-sculpting-modeling
Scroll down to the 4 cube thumbnails, and any ZModeler functionality questions can be found there!
@@MaxonZBrush Wow this is Search Results
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Owesome!!!! This is definitely the best place I have been to...Thanks alot. God bless you forever
all this and still can't chamfer edges when beveling sad 😅
The floating keyboard? What prog is that please?
GOOD
Great videos, learned a lot, thanks for that. You need a smaller keyboard man :) like the one used in Blender
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كل الشكر والتقدير
this is not zmodeler its zbrush