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Zbrush crashes when using ZRemesher on Symmetry Y or Z
Lets say I load the default dynameshed sphere, at 64 resolution, to sculpt a shoulderpad for a character. Whenever I use ZRemesher on it with symmetry on X it works fine, but whenever I try to do the same with symmetry on Y or Z the program crashes. I tried all the possible combinations with Local Symmetry and Mirrored… -
Help on Character Hair
Hi all, I'm making a sci-fi female character, and plan to make it into a lowpoly model running it in Marmoset, its still early stages however I've a question on how I might tackle the hair. At the moment the hair is sculpted with dynamesh, and the polygon distribution/density isn't great for a game asset model. So just… -
Zbrush problem - weird 'gridding' topology during sculpting
I'm experiencing a strange problem with my mesh: I started from a sphere and started moving stuff around. I dynameshed it and then started sculpting in details. I subdivided the surface to add more detail and noticed whenever I work on an area I get the problem above. It goes away when I smooth it, but it reappears as soon… -
Cute Baby Groot
Hey Current state: I've been working on a 3d model from an awesome concept i found: Though i have taken a few design liberties. heres what i have right now: oh. and im kinda struggling with the arm and hip joints. Not quite sure what i should go for... And also. should i always model in T pose, to be able to add… -
Re: Zeth's WIP stuff
Hi again you two, and thanks! It means a lot to me to hear that I've made progress. Since last post, I was experimenting with a combination of automatic retopo and hand-retopo using dynamesh, decimation master, modo retopo tools, and came up with this low-poly. Still needs a bit of work, but I'll do a final polish phase.… -
Re: Poll: Pick which turd to polish!
Ok. So! I've picked this Dune thing back up and done some more bullshit doodling. I took this sculpt, which some of you may recall, and knocked the sculpted hair off (it was all 1 dynamesh lump), and retopo'd her. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/44379/dynamesh_lady_003.jpg I did a little further sculpting, keeping in mind my… -
Re: Z-brush Workflow
All those methods are valid. Just depends what's gonna be faster with the particular object you're dealing with. For example, I find it faster to sketch organic forms out in Zbrush before I try to do a cleaner, subdivideable model once I nail my silhouette. I find it easier to block/boolean model hard surface items in Modo… -
Re: Making knots
I would cheese it myself by just sculpting what you see there. Mask+extract, then dynamesh, pull out the ends, build up the knot (it can be really nasty, dont worry about clean geo yet), then zremesh, sculpt, zremesh, rinse and repeat until you have a nice reasonable low-poly mesh with the basic knot shape. Then you can… -
Re: My daily 3D modeling sketchbook.
Tried out a new technique in zBrush where I emulate real clay sculpting by building a skinny zSphere armature that I then add InsertSpheres on as if they are lumps of clay which i deform and sculpt on. I then dynamesh it and sculpt on it. Didn't really take it that far so parts of it (especially the arms) look really… -
Re: Cyberpunkish Woman(NSFW)
that's because I used zoeys hand as reference. I really like the relaxed pose they did. It feels natural and feminine. I posed a mannequin hand in zbrush, dynameshed it. Than I redid the topology to add it to my base mesh. I'm looking at pics of Kerrigan deserved posted at cghub by Dominic Qwek for ref for the new body…
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