We will create a simple model/basemesh used for the design iterations shown in the second video. In part 1 of this tutorial, we are going to learn about few interesting tools and techniques, that are useful for hard surface modeling inside Zbrush. This is a tutorial for Zbrush prior Zmodeler, but you will see that "sculpting" hard surfaces is easy and you won't require sub-D modeling skills. Description:įor long time Zbrush was used primary for organic sculpting, but (as you already know) this changed with recent versions and modeling hard surfaces in Zbrush is not a "mission impossible" any more, on the contrary it is a breeze. They are not included in the free version. ztl format, as well as the custom alphas (shown in part 2) used during its creation. You can download 720p version of the videos and you will receive additional files like the final model in. However if you like part 1 and part 2 and want to support the creation of part 3 of this series, please use this gumroad page and buy it for 3$. You don't need to buy it in order to watch it. The first video is a brief overview of all the content, but a full list of topics covered can be found here:Ĥ0+ New and updated videos for the series, adding relevant new 2021 functionality to existing videos, including an entirely new hour-long intro (Unit01 Videos 001-009)! Dynamic cloth, new zmodeler functionality, microPoly, and nanomesh updates make creation and exploration in ZBrush even easier than ever before!! I also went ahead and put an hour and forty minute making of the "mailbox" marketing art for the 2021 release just for fun!ġ9 New and updated video, more than 4.Important: This is a free tutorial and it is available to watch on youtube with English captions.
Not sure if this series is for you? Watch the first unit for free on my YouTube channel here:
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