Hard Surface sculpting in ZbrushCore

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[@edricew]

This topic has been updated for ZbrushCore 2018 ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4HceZqQls10d5o

[@Glitch-Gremlin]

Seeing as this video was made in 2017, its worth mentioning that zbrush core has SO many more tools allowed to it now. Though with Maxon being at the helm of pixologic, who knows if we will evee see a new update for it. Paid or not. But its still very much worth owning if you have it. But if you're going in brand new, i suggest pirating full zbrush, using 3d coat print "which is free, and its sculpting is miles ahead of blenders" buying full 3d coat, or just using blender if you think its right for you. But i need to say again, give 3d coats free program a try. You will be shocked how good it is, and how close it is to zbrush, if not even better "especially in poly modeling and texture"

[@XxTerminetorxX]

Good job, i love It!

[@scorpioncoreuniverse8981]

Wow that was excellent I know that was look pretty cool at the 3D print.

[@NollywoodStudio]

Super tutoriel, merci beaucoup !

[@anggapermana9995]

i love it dude....

[@paparodius7848]

Ahhh merci pour cette vidéo qui prouve qu'il est possible de faire de belle chose en revenant à l'essentiel. Pour la peine je me suis offert 2/3 bidouilles sur ton Gumroad 😁

[@Tracks777]

I enjoyed your video :)

[@user-xh5hr2nw6d]

good video. thanks!

[@fabiofanesi7767]

Great tutorial!! It would be wonderful if you can show us more hard surface creations with zbrushcore! How did you copy the rings with 3d gizmo to create the handle? Ctrl + drag?

[@edricew]

fabio fanesi Thanks! I might do another more complex hard surface model tutorial in Core. Yes you can duplicate a mesh using Ctrl and having Transpose set to Move. It will duplicate what is unmasked.

[@Pesto-64]

I am thinking about getting ZBrush Core but I am unsure how I create the final render. Can you give me some ideas? Thanks!

[@edricew]

Pesto zbrushcore had no rendering capabilities. And you can only export color using wrml format that has limited support. I would use an external software like blender, Max or Maya for everything except sculpting in zbrushcore in it's current state.

[@Pesto-64]

Thanks for the reply!

[@sahibdyal8230]

Pesto we

[@alexilex8645]

Je ne sais pas vraiment par où commencer. Point positif : tu as pris le temps de partager tes connaissances en faisant une vidéo . le niveau est accessible pour des noobs jusqu'à ce que tu commences ton projet .Après tu enchaînes , c'est bon pour ceux qui maitrise l'interface et les notions de bases. je ne vais pas être aussi dure que dingus , le plus frustrant c'est qu'un français fasse des vidéos en langue universelle , l'offre est assez faible en tuto français. Mais je comprends que tu fasse du contenu en anglais.. c'est la langue principale de votre milieu. Je vais continuer a explorer tes vidéos et a pratiquer quotidiennement . bonne continuation!

[@edricew]

J'aurais voulu faire plus de vidéo en français, mais c'est un peu comme parler tout seul comparer a une vidéo en anglais. Pour l'instant j'arrête de faire du nouveau contenu. Le flots incessant de commentaires négatifs ne valent pas le coût. Il ne faut pas laisser tomber, prendre le temps de maîtriser l'outil avant de pouvoir envisager des projets plus ambitieux, avec le temps et la pratique ça va être de plus en plus facile. Bon courage.

[@alexilex8645]

@@edricew c'est vrai que le spectre est plus large quand on parle anglais . pour ce qui est des commentaire négatifs , ca dépend si ils sont constructifs. En général on ne prend pas en compte le temps que ca prends et le simple fait de faire la démarche de créer un tutoriel . j'arrive toujours a trouvé un tuto qui me convient et si le gars "m'enerve" je ne vais pas me défouler dessus. bon courage :)

[@dingushussey4100]

this could be an amazing demo, but unfortunately, i have watched it 3-4 times and you miss out explaining a whole bunch of fundmental information. you are performing actions without explaining them and when i try and experiment i do not get the same results and i am left in a position of un-undoable positions. I have severe reservatios regarding the amount of good and reliable guidanceregarding anything to do with hard surface in zBrush, i cannot find any decent tutorials where any spliting or extruding is explained clearly. the user guide provided by pixelogic, is so superficial it's hopeless. I actually find this video incredibly frustrating you are really just showing off what you can do while not demosntrating anything properly sorry for the negativity, but for someone really familiar with but not 3d it is almost impossible to get any result from your demo. i have continually tried to split dynamesh objects using merge down and the bolean option and i get nothing editable or correct or even extruded nor can i select one part of the other. if you want to make tutorials, make sure that you share knowledge, not just show your knowledge otherwise call them something else

[@JayAnAm]

If you like you can checkout my playlist for ZBrush: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5-uaXVpnMhra9U I have quite a few hardsurface modeling tutorials online. If you have any particular questions please feel free to ask.