limitedsasa.blogg.se - Zbrush 4 spotlight texturing

hold Ctrl - to scale and rotate the texture.shift z - activate / deactivate spotlight.To select sub tools without bringing up the menu. Hold Alt and click the subtool you want to sculpt on Spotlight To modify the curve size… Change the red brush size, then click the curve again.The curve bursh has two modes red and blue.in Stroke > Curve play with Bend, snap, Lock start, and Lock End.Drag the Brush and Stroke Tabs into the left panel for easy access while working.

You can’t go back and edit the curves after you add another one.

Just click (and release ) on the object to start another curve.

The curve brush IS cool (… i must maxScript something like this one day ). Make sure you always have the right slot active for your brush and colour picker.

C - Colour picker tool – ( this picks the colour for the active slot in the left tool bar … NOT the same as the active colour for your brush.

ctrl + shift + left click and drag - invert the display.

ctrl + shift + left click - hide polygroup.

Click on the mesh to create the Polys ( note: the thickness is based on the brush draw size )Īfter selecting an InsertMultiMesh brush, simply press the M key to display a floating window which lists all the meshes which are available with this brush Polygroups.

Paint curves on the mesh to represent edge loops. Useful zBrush shortcuts The Topology Brush On the other hand the UI is an utter disaster, and basically relies on artists learning a vast set of obscure keyboard shortcuts… which is ok if you use it everyday… but if you forget something it can take hours to locate the right button. On the one hand it has an amazing community producing fantastic work, and it’s the industry standard with a unique list of features.

I have a love hate relationship with zBrush.