This lesson will cover the full sculpting process. First, Arsen will take you through ZBrush, along with his favorite shortcuts and tools. While Arsen personally chooses to use ZBrush when creating his art, it's important to note that his same techniques and philosophies can be applied to any sculpting software. After getting comfortable, you will block out your model based on your sketch from the previous lesson, and continuously add more detail until you have a finished sculpt. Finally, you will pose your model. At the end of this lesson, you will be ready for texturing.
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Bishoy Zak 8 months ago
How to edit curve tubes after I selected another mesh?
Bishoy Zak 8 months ago
There is no Slash3 brush, there's only Slash1, Slash2 and Slash3Line brush which doesn't work, can you add Slash3 brush to the project files?
Arsen Asyrankulov 1 year ago instructor
Slash 4 is the same as slash 3. I imported it twice, it got renamed automatically
Bishoy Zak 1 year ago
There is no Slash3, there's Slash3Line which doesn't work
James Swegle 1 year ago
For creating the UV's were you able to get meshes to have lower subdivision levels?
Arsen Asyrankulov 1 year ago instructor
Yes, using zremesher
Adrianus Harris 1 year ago
is it me only? when tried to play unedited version, there's an "this video cannot be played" error
Antonio Rizzatti 1 year ago
Why is important to have the keep UV's active when decimating the high poly? When you triangulate the mesh isn't the UV's going to get lost anyway? (Asking because i'm really curious, I found that the keep UV's setting slows a lot the decimating process)
Arsen Asyrankulov 1 year ago instructor
Is the mesh has uvs, pressing this button will preserve them
Massy Cg 1 year ago
Why did you use clone instead of copy subtool?
Arsen Asyrankulov 1 year ago instructor
'Work on clone' copies the first subdivision level of the subtool to a different tool. This way you are not copying giant meshes, plus it keeps the original tool more organized.
Massy Cg 1 year ago
What brush did you use to make the polygroup? mine just not work properly
Arsen Asyrankulov 1 year ago instructor
The brush to draw the polygroup? I use Blob brush: press B two times, turn off zAdd. I use it because it doesn't have pressure sensitivity when polypainting on the model
Paul Kelly 1 year ago
This is such a great way to teach how to use ZBrush. You explain the tools and important functions in the program, then immediately go into the case study using all the tools you've demonstrated. You also discuss your mistakes and regrets, which we all always feel when creating and looking back, and explain why you wish you had made different decisions. Of course in the end the sculpt looks fantastic, and you've shown us how to get there. Thanks so much for your thoughtful approach to presenting this workflow!
Arsen Asyrankulov 1 year ago instructor
Thank you so much, Paul, I'm happy that you like it! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to DM me on IG.
Jehan Choo 1 year ago
Thank you for covering immediately how to get out of that ridiculous "T" draw mode thing!!
Arsen Asyrankulov 1 year ago instructor
Haha, thanks! Draw mode caused people a lot of pain :D
Nicholas Ellis Brown 1 year ago
Would it be possible to be provided the UI config file so we can just install it.
Arsen Asyrankulov 1 year ago instructor
My bad. Here is the UI https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i9mtQQbThZ2HycKKLEZpFfCWpcbJ5ytO/view?u...