Thank you 🙏, glad you liked it.

Haha 😂 thanks, I guess.

Cheers Riccardo, glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for your kind feedback, glad you found it helpful and good luck with landing your first job.

Thank you 🙏

Привет, в двух словах не расскажешь (но это связано с history, которая должна быть включена, когда лепишь и нужно записывать project, так как когда записываешь просто tool.ztl, то история/шаги лепки не записываются. Когда история есть, я перевожу ползунок на самое начало когда начал лепить и иду в меню Movie и выбираю F History, закончится процесс и потом Movie - export - советую вбить How to record a timelapse video in Zbrush, там много связано с тем, как будет себя вести камера и потом настройки самого export и так далее, так все сразу не расскажешь :).

@@SergeWorks БлагоДарю за ответ!)

@@SergeWorks а ты забросил канал? Сейчас только начинаю скульптить и учусь по твоим видосам, уже слепила нос и губы, очень бы хотелось посмотреть от тебя как скульптить глаза и голову в целом

Ahoy there, you are too kind and I really appreciate your feedback. I wish to do one for the eyes at some point 🙂 but not sure when so no false promises here 😔

Thank you, glad you found it helpful 👍.

Thank you 👍.

Hi Alexandro, thanks very much, glad you found it helpful. When I press "1" it simply repeats the last action (brush, camera, transpose), so in my case it creates that brush stroke again and again.

@@SergeWorks Thank you!

Спасибо за ваш отзыв, благодарю :).

Thank you very much for your kind words, I really appreciate it 🙂.

You are very welcome, glad you liked it. Thanks.

​@@SergeWorks Consider making more, please. You are a great teacher, with a very clear explanation. Your channel is an undescovered Gem. Wish you the best!😊

@@lucasmoreira3237 thank you Lucas, for your kind words, greatly appreciated 😊.

Thank you Azamat, for your kind words, much appreciated.

Thanks very much for positive feedback. I am really happy you found this one helpful too :). Thanks again.

Thanks very much for your kind words, I'm really glad you found it helpful 👍🏻

Can't recall, it has been a while but I started with a sphere which was subdivided a few times and then dynameshed maybe at 1k resolution. If you watch the tut, on the right upper hand side it shows you active points ( 53k), so pick dynamesh res to give you similar results if you need to.

@@SergeWorks Could you make a short video explaining dynamesh? I'd definitely watch it. Thank you!

Hey there, there are quite a few tuts out there on dynamesh. It is pretty straight forward in a sense what it does. I always use it when I start sculpting but the closer I get to something I Iike or want to have more control of I might Zremesh the mesh and work with subdivision levels instead to have better control and easier manipulation (sometimes I want to have an oral cavity and dynamesh will naturally combine everything, other times I want to have fingers yet don't want to have huge polycount, this is what needs to do in order for dynamesh not to combine fingers for instance, so dynamesh isn't the best for that either. One thing to note that dynamesh resolution depends on the scale of your object, sometimes you might notice you need to put 128 and it is enough other times you crank it up to 4 k and it is still not enough, this is due to the scale of the mesh. Hope this helps.

@@SergeWorks Most of it went over my head 😂. I'm new to Zbrush but I will definitely learn and practise Zbrush more to understand. Thanks!

Hehe yeah just watch some basics for dynamesh and zremesh, it will make more sense, yeah I sort of gave you the run down but you are right until you get in there and experience for yourself it is all just a theory hehe.

Hey not sure if you are asking a broad rigging question to which I am no expert. But you can build a basic jaw bone and skin it to open the mouth (work the cavity, add the teeth and gums etc) then close it. But if you are after full on rig and animation then look for rigging/animation character tutorials on youtube. Generally speaking you create teeth gums and put them inside the cavity, after that you make a jaw bone, skin the bottom jaw to the bone and parent the teeth and gums to that bone as well and then open to test to see how it sits etc. There is a bit more to it than that but that is the basics.

@@SergeWorks Sorry for not asking the question precisely. Actually I have experience in head rigging with his teeth and everything. But the problem for me has been the transition from Zbrush where the lips might or might not be welded. So what I was missing is the workflow to take the information of the lips to a low poly mesh that already has a mouth cavity. The solution that I understand is the management of the oral cavity in Zbrush ---->Wrap3 ---->Blender. In the end, the problem is that it is necessary to initially model the lips with the oral cavity behind in order to have a correct mesh model in Zbrush. This limits the art a bit, or makes it difficult because it is not the same as modeling welded lips without the oral cavity behind. This was the reason for my question, for now what I am trying to do is create a workflow and it is working fine. As I said in the other question, there aren't many tutorials or I didn't find them. I thank you very much for your prompt response. :)

@@valdolandar534 Hey there not a problem, I dont see it as a big deal, you can do either with cavity in Zbrush or without and just add one after the fact once in Blender/Maya etc. Alternatively sculpt in zbrush while in dynamesh mode to a good level once happy start digging in the cavity if you think it helps you/do zremesh etc. But yeah up to one's preference I guess (I wouldn't worry about it much)

Glad it helped 😊, thanks.

Hey there Arda Kekulluoglu, glad you liked the tutorial. The timelapse is just a standard zbrush function (instead of saving the tool you would need to save the File, this way it stores all the undos hence the history to be able to create the timelapse if one chooses to (it is under movie menu - "forward history"). Then after I was done and exported the video I have comped it over my tutorial. Hope this helps :).

@@SergeWorks I just tried it and it's a great feature ^_^ Thanks a loott

Nice one, glad it has worked 👍🏻

Great to hear Parsa KH that it has contributed to the breakthrough in your progress, thank you.

Thanks Yellow 13 glad it has been helpful. Thanks for your comment.

Thank you Bozurk, glad you found it useful. I use a tablet so not sure what it was haha. It could be the buttons on the tablet itself that I constantly use, I know most people use keyboard plus tablet but I prefer to use the buttons on the tablet itself.

Hello and thank you kindly, glad you enjoyed it !

Спасибо большое за столь высокую оценку, рад что понравилось 🙏

Hehe fulltime job and family commitments but I always wish to get back at some stage, hopefully one day :).

​@@SergeWorks Oh ok, i hope your family is well. Thank you for the tutorials. Your's are the only ones I understand, so thank you!

Appreciate your kind words, thank you.

Hi Teuku, appreciate your comment and positive feedback. Something that I would love to do at some stage.

Thanks Ezra for stopping by and your feedback, glad you found it helpful :).

Hey thanks man 🙂

Thanks Venner Will, glad you appreciated it.

Hey Oswaldo that is great, maybe post a temp link but no preasure if you don't want to show it. Thanks.

Hey Oswaldo Webel, thanks very much for your kind words and positive feedback, glad you liked it.

Mmm I haven't experienced this particular problem with dam standard brush. Perhaps imitating the alpha and setting on a different brush (like a stadard brush). I am certain there are brush packs sold or free that can do something similar out there.

@@SergeWorks yeah it worked after restarting the software and trying again 5 times

Nice one, glad it worked out 👍

One day...

@@SergeWorks 😁 I am a catastrophe the only thing I can do right is a nose and the mouth I'm making progress but my whole head sculpt looks like an alien or a mix of voldemort and donald trump 😅 I really need more tutorials haha

Have you looked into other tutorials on youtube ? Yeah the whole head is a task in itself. What I would recommend is studying a scull not necessary all intricate details about it but the proportions and shape. Do some simple quick sculpts of extremely simplified scull, once you have that you can put features on top of it. Not sure if you have seen some of my timelapse videos but you would see what I am talking about.

@@SergeWorks well I bought a tutorial that taught me basic tools and how to make a basic male head My result was the voldemort alien lol but now I watched another one and I made an eye idk if it what fruit of efforts or I just got lucky will try to reproduce it !! I turned off symmetry to experiment

Certainly the more you practice the better you get, there is no secret sauce :) as you know. My first ever head was absolutely terrifying 🤣. Proportions/forms/anatomy/ practice/intentional practice.

Thanks Abdullah Nasher. In this instance the hair was fairly basic and I didn't want to invest too much time in it so a trusty Clay Tubes brush which emitates strands (with lazy mouse) and then just building and layering bunch of levels and intertwine them here and there. On the beard the main thing was creating volume first and then adding hair strand feel. I also used damien standard to create some peaks on the beard. I generally use clay tubes or clay buildup brush for most of my sculpting but I think it fits hair pretty good. Hope this is somewhat helpful 😊.

@@SergeWorks thanks. Real help. I am fully informed🥃

Thank you Jose Mendoza for your kind words, much appreciated.

Thank you Raul Montano Viera, glad you liked it and thanks for stopping by :).

Hehe nice one, thank you and glad you liked it. Yeah the guy has very distinctive features I thought :).

Thank you Monica for your kind words. This one is a little bit tricky and a lot depends on you :). So I will start by saying I don't know much about the uni degree that you are looking into or CG spectrum and the difference in length and prices of both of these. There are a bunch of options you can choose, but I would say if you are a very disciplined and hardworking person then I would suggest private mentorship/youtube/payed courses on various topics versus any uni degrees. If you feel like having proper structure and a helping hand here and there then either Uni or private course at Spectrum. Without knowing anything about the 2 it sounds like uni will require a few years (more money, a piece of diploma that noone cares for) where is the course at Spectrum more specialised and shorter, hopefully cheaper as well. So I don't want to give you necessary an advice because like I said it depends on your character but I just wanted to lay it out how I would look at it. Me personally I would always look at the course that has very specialised subjects taught by people from the industry. University sometimes (not always) might have teachers who have never been in the industry and I don't need to tell you what that means for you :). So hopefully this has been somewhat of help :). All the best and invest your money wisely.

If you jump at 1:37 you will see me activating Sculptris Pro mode that subdivides mesh based on the size of your brush. Look at the top/middle, on the left hand side from the buttons Mrgb Rgb there is a Sculpturis Pro Mode icon/button (looking like a circle with a black wavy line going through the middle). It is a new addition I believe since Zbrush 2018 version.

Thank you Mahmoud Zaefi, for your appreciation.

This is great to hear, I am glad it was helpful Tiefseestern.

Thank you very much, much appreciated.