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Zbrush-Multiple Viewports

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pmiller001 greentooth
I was wondering if anyone has seen of any multiple view port plugins for Zbrush?
Viewports like in any other modeling package. 
I found this plugin on zbrushtuts.com, I'm installing it as we speak. So this may actually be what I'm looking for. I'm still wondering if anyone has seen an alternative though. 

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  • Jeckari
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    Jeckari polycounter lvl 11
    I haven't seen anything like you're mentioning that provides multiple live viewports, but definitely take advantage of the character sheet functionality in ZBrush. It's in a weird place, under ZAppLink, but it lets you have stored camera angles, and can export them all at once to a single image file. 

    http://docs.pixologic.com/user-guide/zbrush-plugins/zapplink/ (Scroll down to the section labelled "Creating a Character Strip")

    It's pretty valuable for generating consistent proofs, so I can evaluate changes to a mesh. 
  • musashidan
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    musashidan high dynamic range
    Zbrush doesn't have a 'viewport' like a traditional 3d package as it's not a true 3d world space. It's a 2.5d canvas/document environment. When you zoom in/out you're not really zooming but scaling.
  • pmiller001
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    pmiller001 greentooth
    @Jeckari
    Wow I had no clue I could do that in Zbrush.

    @MUSASHIDAN
    Thanks for the explanation. I didnt know that before. 
  • cryrid
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    cryrid interpolator
    The closest I've seen is the Alt Doc View:


      It's a duplicate instance of the document which you can 2d-zoom independently. Otherwise, the model will pan and scale the exact same on both views for the very reason that musashidan pointed out. 
  • TantXMist
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    cryrid said:
    The closest I've seen is the Alt Doc View:


      It's a duplicate instance of the document which you can 2d-zoom independently. Otherwise, the model will pan and scale the exact same on both views for the very reason that musashidan pointed out. 
    Thanks a lot for your shared, but when I just searched [Alt Doc View] in Google , it seems not enough information about this keyword. 
    Could you share more keywords about this? So appreciate for that.
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