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Texture sculpting in zBrush
Hi, I've been wanting to learn more about how to make my own textures in zBrush. Textures like tiles, mud, grass etc, and I'm unsure about the workflow on how to get all the maps, so I was wondering how you guys do it? My guess is that you sculpt a plane texture in zBrush using the Document settings and offset to make it… -
Re: Some guy...... I guess........ I don't know who he is.
Thanks everyone. @ SA_22 : Thanks :D I swear the videos will start when I can get more than an hour to work on something and when I get the internet at home. Poor excuses I know but thats what I got :) thanks again @ D4V1DC : Ta very much, "Big upper, smaller lower, isn't that always how it is at the Gym" haha I guess so,… -
Re: Sketchbook: Milly Parkes
Hey friends, Switching it up again and returning to work on Foggy after spending a long time digging into Facial Anatomy and learning as much as I can. When I started the model I intended to render it in Marmoset so I ran a few render/texture tests to get a better idea of what maps I would need, what changes should be made… -
Re: Lucy the PinUp Girl (nudity) !!WIP!!
a couple of suggestions: save the tool, then save it again as tool_decimate. use decimation master on tool_decimate, and export to maya, make whatever changes you need to. then open tool, import the changed mesh (uvw presumably) from maya, and use project all to make sure it still fits the same shape, and more importantly,… -
RoZ - Futuristic Skater + Zbrush Tips n Tricks
Hey everyone, Lately I have been working on a character for a small UDK project that we are doing with some of my classmates, one of the things we want to learn is how to properly use normal mapping low poly objects/characters using high res sculpts. This is my first Zbrush Character, so I still have so much to learn.… -
Re: Another Zbrush workflow issue
If you are trying to UV the high res for the diffuse you dont need to. Xnormal will bake polypaint to low res uv mapped model. In Xnormal check "Bake highpoly's vertex color" in the baking options. Make sure in the high definition mesh that the "Ignore per-vertex-color" option is unchecked then you will get the poly paint… -
Re: Sketchbook: Hazardous
RESURECTION! I'll use this thread more often from here on out, too many threads to keep track of!! I decided to do a tribute sculpt to Stanley Lau's Pepper character, shes so freaking awesome! Heres the wip so far: Here is also a link to a 15min timelapse of some of the process, mainly polypainting and a little bit of… -
Re: zbrush: high poly to low poly normal map
You'd probably get a much better result decimating the high-poly sculpt in zbrush, then exporting it and either baking in Maya or in xnormal (the latter can handle polypaint data for sure). You can bake in zbrush, but I don't think it cares about vertex normals/smoothing groups, projection cages, and god only knows about… -
Re: A few workflow questions regarding Zbrush, 3D Scanstore and TExturing XYZ assets
Thank you. so I should really just bake the geomtry of the Scan Store model to a displadement map from Zbrush and then import all the other maps in Mari and blend the seams there? I mean all other assets are already maps so it seems like the wrong way to go to project it to Zbrush geometry and polypaint data and then… -
From low poly bake, to high poly painting
Hi guys, So this is something I've been racking my brain over for a bit now. I started a character a few months back to teach myself the high poly sculpting to game res mesh pipeline, and needless to say, there have been some kinks along the way. I've brought all my pieces into Xnormal and baked out AO/diffuse/normal maps…
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