How to use Subtools in Zbrush

[@rasamasala]

This was the only thing that I was hesitating on with Zbrush. Thank you and I'm definitely subscribing. I love how simple and chill you broke down this video!

[@CoopMusic247]

This is actually a great tut. Thank you.

[@franzzz7344]

bro your pc was getting ready for take off. great video btw very helpful!

[@MogShade]

Thank you for the tips!!! Learned some to new techniques

[@memist5685]

no problem bro

[@najeebenton862]

Thank you, now it's possible to move on with character class

[@AntonioRizzatti]

Thank youy!! Helped a lot

[@0Sareena0]

Thank you for the tutorial!!

[@ggaruga]

WOW this was a lifesaver. Thanks a lot. Jsut a question, when i press B and I, i dont have the option to insert in the quick pick panel. Do I have to add it somewhere else?

[@lanzsantos_]

Very helpful. Cheers!

[@Mediev.Atelier]

I love you man

[@doxiemamazakie1746]

thank you brother you save me... i give Subcribe

[@ic.xc.]

I saw another ZBrush tutorial on some sculpting, and I noticed he added spheres quickly for teeth and eyes, being able to move/tweak them individually without having to split poly groups or something like that. *Is that a shortcut I am missing or ?*

[@hanzflackshnack1158]

Old comment but if anyone else is reading this and also wants to know,, go to append in the subtool menu then select the shape you want to add. It will create the shape as a new sub tool independent of the original tool. Also, for eyes and teeth, position the new subtool (say a sphere you place in the eye socket for example) under the zplugin tab at the top click on subtool master and select mirror. It will let you select which axis (for an eye it will be X) and also allow you to 'merge into one subtool". Click ok and you'll have an identical sphere mirrored to the other side of your model so you can edit both eyes at the same time. Later, if you want you can use what he taught in this video to separate the eyes into individual subtools.

[@R3KTANGL3]

great tutorial. really helpful. thank you!

[@RapiDEraZeR]

for the life of it i can't find an answer on how to just hide a subtool like hiding a layer in photoshop. when i select the eye on the subtool,it hides everything else and only shows the selected subtool. i've been google searching like crazy and it only brings up discussions about macros and shit

[@ByronTaylor]

You have to select the sub tool you want to work on and then click the Eye on the one you don't want to see. As long as that one you're trying to hide is selected, you'll just keep turning everything on and off.

[@RapiDEraZeR]

jesus fucking christ,wow. thanks man,seriously.

[@artehaga]

HHAHAHAHAH

[@raol635]

thank you man. well explained.

[@aledmb]

cool explanation, but you did not tell us what a subtool actually is... why didn't they call it mesh or layer or object?

[@king_shooter1345]

I don't know why this is giving me such h trouble. I'll insert a subtool and I can't make the model as a whole it thi KS that they are two separate parts that I can't move together.

[@mairont1]

One of the beginner's doubts: in the part of selecting subtools, when I select one to edit, it is not selected and the selection goes to the last subtool of the project automatically, do you know how to "fix" the click on the subtool q desire?

[@nan_sound]

Awesome thanks!

[@Fartharderful]

thanks!

[@joonykids]

Thanks!

[@Cubicnoir]

1:12 to where here?

[@antonkozlov7591]

thx for video ) hope you;ve bought next lvl notebooke, coz I can hear your suffering cooller ))

[@NueiNeko]

yes, you can scale it, but how do you scale it???? The tutorial is useless from that scentence on :(

[@TrebenWhahahaha]

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[@StevenDoye]

You make a good tutorial. But I'd like to suggest on future tutorials to try not to say "umm" so much. I make tutorials as well and I'll admit I had to do retakes just because of that. I find it just makes watching a tutorial that much harder.