Handpainted style technique in Zbrush, i need answers about creating a script in zbrush(proje,master
polycounter lvl 11
So i made a post last night you can find it here http://polycount.com/discussion/166005/technique-to-produce-a-handpainted-effect-in-a-matter-of-minutes-feedback-please#latest
about how to achieve handpainted style effects using a material i made + projection master.
My questions is is there a scripter for ZBRUSH that can create a script for the projection master to render all sides at once? (project all sides at once)
I am not sure if u get what i mean, for example when i want to project the material effects on a human face i must first project it front then left then right, so on.... so is it possible for a scripter to create such a script that could render the model 360 and then project all rendered sides at once?
about how to achieve handpainted style effects using a material i made + projection master.
My questions is is there a scripter for ZBRUSH that can create a script for the projection master to render all sides at once? (project all sides at once)
I am not sure if u get what i mean, for example when i want to project the material effects on a human face i must first project it front then left then right, so on.... so is it possible for a scripter to create such a script that could render the model 360 and then project all rendered sides at once?
Replies
- Use Document: Zapplink Properties to store a Front, Right, and Top view (it will save the back/left/bottom automatically).
- Make sure 'ZApplink Views' is toggled on
- Use Zapplink
The resulting psd will have all views stored, which will project back onto the tool when you save and re-enter zbrush. This is for a straight-up polypaint projection; I'm not sure how well it will work if you're plan on using the ProjectionMaster-to-Texturemap approach.