Zbrush wood sculpting

JamesLarden

Hey again, adding the question back for anyone who might be searching for something similar.

http://www.philipk.net/tutorials/materials/woodrough/woodrough.html

This is the tutorial I was using but I couldn't figure out how to achieve the same effect as him, the main issue was my mallet fast brush not seeming to work in the same way but it was probably just a setting in the brush that the tutorial didn't cover and I had wrong, however I found through another tutorial that the trim dynamic can achieve the same effect for the edge wear and as such I just used that instead.

And this was the tutorial that I followed for Projeciton Master basics: http://pixologic.com/zclassroom/homeroom/lesson/projection-master

My mistake was looking for wood specific projection master tutorials instead of just general.

Neox

whats your roll settings? also how fast are you drawing?

JamesLarden

I was able to achieve something similar to his using trimdynamic instead of mallet fast and changing the material

Also I tried drawing slow and fast but I really couldn't achieve the same look, i'm using a Wacom Bamboo and if I drew fast it looked like when you put brush spacing high in photoshop, and when I drew slow it had very hard edges.


EDIT: Also to reply to you neox roll is turned off.

EDIT2: I turned roll on but still can't access the other modifiers

SuperFranky

JamesLarden wrote: »

EDIT2: I turned roll on but still can't access the other modifiers

IIRC these options are for 2.5D brushes

Chimp

I wish people wouldn't edit out their questions, it's highly selfish to others who may have been searching for similar answers.

Neox

try cranking up the roll value, if there is an alpha in it (and it looks like the square one) this will help.

wow dude yeah really why did you remove your question?

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Anchang-Style

Yeah it would be nice to know what you found because sculpting basic materials is an often asked for thing.

JamesLarden

Neox wrote: »

try cranking up the roll value, if there is an alpha in it (and it looks like the square one) this will help.

wow dude yeah really why did you remove your question?

Chimp wrote: »

I wish people wouldn't edit out their questions, it's highly selfish to others who may have been searching for similar answers.

Sorry if that came across as selfish, it was actually quite the opposite, I edited it out because I found the solution and didn't want to waste your time.

It completely skipped my mind that some people might have the same question.