Had some time to test it out. I totally see where they're going. Changing the nature of the sculpt and on-the-fly brush convert to triangles gives more control. Maybe a wink towards what the bright future of poly-sculpting. For now polygroupit will suffice. :D
Ok, just started playing with zbrush 2018 and I found out The difference is that tessimate is only a setting that lets you tesselate the mesh is a fixed way, while with sculptris pro mode it works doing dynamic triangulacion that looks like a real time tessimation feature. I'm sad because from the tessimation video looked like you can dynamically tessimate to lower or higher resolution, but the change is static after you make any changes, the only advantage over dynamesh is the ability to change the resolution without undoing. I believed it was like a mix between subdiv+dynamesh
You got it, though it has more benefits over Dynamesh because it affords a significantly lower poly count, since tessellation only occurs where it's required (which is pretty major)
When you get to the once about the new project primitive feature, i have a question. Once you add a primitive, can you go back to previous projections and adjust those? or once you hit accept are the committed for good? thx and keep up the great work with those tutorials.
This is a forward slash: / This is a backslash: \ Easy way to remember is when you're writing (in a non-Arab free part of the world), you write in this direction: ---> So that's your forward. The slash is "leaning" forward. Hence, forward slash. And the backslash is obviously in the other direction.
Yeah, same here. I'm starting to use it and some of my friends said that they don't even use dynameh anymore because of sculptris pro and I'm like "how?!". Cause I love combining low poly meshes and building my model from different parts instead of just pushing and creating mesh from nothing.
excuse me bro, but why don't you make a patreon account? allow your dedicated viewers to pay a small monthly subscription which will allow you to make even more content.
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Keep these coming! There is SO much about ZBrush that I didn't know about. Thanks Danny!
Finally they do something with the project they killed ages ago. Still kinda salty that sculptris has been left behind as a 'zbrush lite'
Had some time to test it out. I totally see where they're going. Changing the nature of the sculpt and on-the-fly brush convert to triangles gives more control. Maybe a wink towards what the bright future of poly-sculpting. For now polygroupit will suffice. :D
where is this scluptris button in 4r8?
Megafantastic :) ! You, and Sculptris Pro in ZBrush!
Short and sweet :D how I prefer tutorials, Thanks !
Nathaniel Pennington Not like the feature length films you find else ware.
exactly
Got stuck because of the Move tool, thanks a lot Danny! hahaha!
Exactly what I needed, thanks!
whats the difference between tessimate and sculptris pro mode?
In your previuos video tessimate looks way more useful
Ok, just started playing with zbrush 2018 and I found out
The difference is that tessimate is only a setting that lets you tesselate the mesh is a fixed way, while with sculptris pro mode it works doing dynamic triangulacion that looks like a real time tessimation feature.
I'm sad because from the tessimation video looked like you can dynamically tessimate to lower or higher resolution, but the change is static after you make any changes, the only advantage over dynamesh is the ability to change the resolution without undoing.
I believed it was like a mix between subdiv+dynamesh
You got it, though it has more benefits over Dynamesh because it affords a significantly lower poly count, since tessellation only occurs where it's required (which is pretty major)
These 60 second tutorials are excellent !
When you get to the once about the new project primitive feature, i have a question. Once you add a primitive, can you go back to previous projections and adjust those? or once you hit accept are the committed for good? thx and keep up the great work with those tutorials.
Just discovered your channel. Instantly subscribed.
haha thanks!
Smooth drawing on with an over-31mil point-mesh?!?! What monster of a rig are you running zBrush on?
I am running ZB 4R8 P2 and do not have the Sculptris icon. Do I need to download Sculptris 1st? Thanks!!
You need zbrush 2018
Thank you, do you have a full tutorial for this character?
I do not, sorry
what is backslashkey??
This is a forward slash: /
This is a backslash: \
Easy way to remember is when you're writing (in a non-Arab free part of the world), you write in this direction: ---> So that's your forward. The slash is "leaning" forward. Hence, forward slash. And the backslash is obviously in the other direction.
Hey Danny, has Zbrush 2018 changed alot of your workflow??
Luiza Diniz to be honest, not really. The updates were focussed on things I don't do very much. I really like the curve updates though!
Yeah, same here. I'm starting to use it and some of my friends said that they don't even use dynameh anymore because of sculptris pro and I'm like "how?!". Cause I love combining low poly meshes and building my model from different parts instead of just pushing and creating mesh from nothing.
Thanks Danny!
tutorial Slptspro 2Hours, u 60 seconds, u are the best brother =) peace @@
Sculpting a dude? Where is Danny, and what have you done with him?
thank you so much, Danny
What exactly is sculptris? I'm confused
In this context it's a new feature inside zbrush. The code was taken from their sister app called sculptris
Ooh ok, didn't know that. The name sounded familiar though. Keep up the videos! Love them!
excuse me bro, but why don't you make a patreon account? allow your dedicated viewers to pay a small monthly subscription which will allow you to make even more content.
Esad Music I actually have one :) but it's about to be relaunched very soon
Danny Mac 3D you deserve to be paid, you have a unconventional and unique style to teaching :)
nice shaggy!
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