How to sculpt chestplate armor in Zbrush - Tutorial

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Thanks a lot!

[@flardq]

Ty big bro learned many cool things

[@michaelnavarro309]

Thanks to you!

[@TristamAzriel]

I was looking for a tutorial like this, it helped a lot!

[@michaelnavarro309]

Pleased I could lend a hand!

[@gellvinar]

Just awesome!

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5:38 How did you make the edges pink?

[@tempalar7530]

Why does the mask I apply to my model seem low resolution? For example, the mask you applied has hard edges, but mine is a bit soft. I'm working with a pen tablet, and no matter how much pressure I apply, the edges of my mask don’t become as hard as yours. Why is that?

[@michaelnavarro309]

You need to set the focal shift of the brush to -100, that will give you sharp edges on your mask. If you want a "high resolution" path of the brush, you could also activate the LazyMouse option in the Stroke menu and set it to this: Lazy Radius: 1 Lazy Step: 0.1 LazySmooth: 0 This should give you the sharpest mask PS: Remember to increase the subdivision level