Search
-
Re: [Zbrush] Is there really no way to view windowed ref images?
Document (Layers): The document IS an image, so you can just import your reference image on the bottom layer and edit the model on a second layer. You can also draw multiple images onto the document by using built-in tools like Simple Brush or Image Planes (see below). This method won't get changed by your view of the… -
Re: [Zbrush] Is there really no way to view windowed ref images?
cryrid already pointed out all the options ZBrush gives you. What you could also try, and what I am using on a regular basis, is using a reference board tool like: Kuadro or PureRef (which I prefer) These let you overlay images over your other applications, not only ZBrush. In PureRef you can also lower the opacity of the… -
[Zbrush] Is there really no way to view windowed ref images?
If not, I guess the devs presume that all of their users are using 2 monitors? Btw: I'm not talking about setting up a textured plane in the document, that's just time consuming madness. That's the technique suggested on Pixologic's site but it just seems insanely complicated -like 11 steps (and gets affected by your… -
Re: [Zbrush] Is there really no way to view windowed ref images?
4 results