8 Zbrush Addons You Probably Need!

[@anthony_leckie]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@blackswan6386]

ok this is awesome ! thank you

[@musashidanmcgrath]

The pose plugin is buggy because it's just using Zbrush layers, which have always been dodgy.

[@JTLN25]

Thanks

[@MyDigitalHub]

Nice one

[@kingalysterianlion5542]

Great video! Would you be interested in consulting on the development of a production pipeline?

[@junechevalier]

Is it for animation?

[@kingalysterianlion5542]

@@junechevalier Yes!!

[@junechevalier]

@@kingalysterianlion5542 I do that as a freelancer, not a professional, but I know many 3D programs that I think I can give an advice or two

[@ashdalat.]

Most of the ZBrush artists I have seen do not even use add-ons.

[@Aickelodeon]

good for them..!

[@musashidanmcgrath]

Most of the tools in Zbrush are plugins. That's why they're all in the plugins palette.

[@giovannimontagnana6262]

you are right. no need of plugin. Zbrush has all you need inside

[@junechevalier]

The UV editor plugin looks very useful. Other ZBrush artists just use other softwares to edit UVs. Some ZBrush artist specializing in certain areas do use plugins too, like that jewellery plugin (can't remember the name)

[@milo20060]

Because the software literally has everything and more already. Like the amount of ways this software gives to create stuff is crazy!

[@ruudygh]

how to make torn pantyhose? asking for a friend😢

[@caesar3488]

the all plugins made by the same artist--Al Sadany--💀💀

[@stormk-1130]

guys quick question, so i have probably 3 years practicing 3d, so i do 8 hours of practice a day and i still suck a ton in 3d, i dont see good improvement, what you guys think is my mistake here?

[@jthreatt44]

Check out a video called "Ten Reasons Your 3D Art Isn't Improving" by FlippedNormals. Super informative video to teach you how to practice with intent. Hopefully this helps a bit and best of luck on your 3D journey!

[@stormk-1130]

@@jthreatt44 i ready saw that video and few More, i still suck or probably 3d not for me idk Man )=

[@jthreatt44]

@@stormk-1130 Remember it's a marathon, and not a sprint :) Part of what helped me was not touching 3D software for a while at all, and doing a ton of 2D drawings and studies from life. Like....a TON of studies, anatomy, form, silhouette etc. I did this for almost 2 years. It really helped me become more observant and really train my eye to better understand form and shapes when it came to sculpting in 3D again. It's okay to be frustrated. I've been there many times, trust me lol. Sometimes it's good to take a break and coming back to things with a fresh perspective. :)

[@wegotguns3325]

@@stormk-1130 Remake things you like, focus on just getting the shape looking right, then do details once you can do basic shapes that show the true form of the thing you're sculpting. If you still find you're sucking at it. Go try box modelling in blender or something, it'll teach you forms pretty quickly and forces you to get them right, otherwise it looks shit, you can't trick your eye as easily as you can in a sculpt.