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Re: Asking working flow from LOW to High in Zbrush
I like to use dynamesh recently, cuz I found that it can maintain very good topology form and keep shape clean, also easy to add extra big change of shape. I finish this model all using dynamesh, with lot's sub-tools. when I doing it, the resolution is pretty good, got what I need when I slide that to around 5XX. -
Zbrush merging head with body
Hi everyone i was practising head sculpting and i started with a base mesh with nice edge loops and completed it .Now i want to create a body for that which i am thinking to do with dynamesh sphere . How do i connect head with body to make them one mesh without any weird line between them ? should i merge both and re… -
Re: Head Sculpt - Feedback/critique - Zbrush
cheers, ye might download a free female one as the differences are not as obvious too me, the harder edges give a more mascaline look :o ! I used too have the ears split but then cane across the issue of dynameshing them together made things look "weird" sorta blobby? but that might be just due too how high things got… -
Re: The Admiral Character Sculpt [WIP]
Since last time I've adjusted the pose more, really trying to match the original illustration. I'm pretty happy with it except a few things with the human part. I've also been looking at big cat anatomy and started dynameshing the tiger half and sketched in the major forms I want to capture. At this point I think I'll keep… -
Re: Modeling advice?
The above is a eally good technique. You can also do it with booleans in your model app, then import into zbrush. ZBrush imports everything connected. Make sure you have enough geometry for round forms. Then Dynamesh the model and polish (by groups if necessary. I could previously never find a clean solution to you above… -
Re: Female Knight - First Human Study
not extensively, i dont have the greatest knowledge of zbrush either. i was avoiding Dynamesh so i could have subdiv levels but i might take what i have then and just dynamesh it low like you mentioned and the other think ive found difficult is the eyelid and socket. i also do feel my issue is always going too high too… -
Re: Can I ask for some zbrush help?
Did you zremesh your mesh or did you just do dynamesh divisions? If you z-remeshed and want to keep the polygonal flow you could duplicate the subtool, jack up the dynamesh resolution, merge with the hands and then go to subtool->project and project that detail back from the other mesh. Should give you pretty close… -
Re: Abrvpt's art dump
Here it is after the first Zbrush pass. Instead of doing smooth edges in polygonal modeling, I tried a workflow where I imported the geometry in Zbrush, used crease to maintain some hard edges, then I dynameshed the geometry with booleans. The dynamesh topo being quite equal, it's easy to smooth the edges with the polish… -
Re: Project Champion (REBOOT)
Yup :) . That is exactly what I did on the gladiator... sure it made his polygon could jump to about 40,000 triangles, but for stuff like leather armour, you can be liberal with it... And exporting a mid high poly version to model clothes over, allows you to work with the near exact curvature of your figure... All of this… -
Re: Book Staff
@Jar3d - Thanks dude. I appreciate the feedback. @joshmtyler - I did a very basic blank in 3ds Max, mostly just simple shapes like cylinders, then brought into zbrush and Dynameshed all the wood stuff. Pulled roots out with snake hook brush and just kept dynameshing them as I went to keep geo in them. Mushrooms were just…
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