Sculpting Materials in Zbrush - Volume 2 - Trailer

In Volume 2, we will guide you through the techniques for sculpting ten unique tileable materials, each varying in complexity, using Zbrush.
You can find all the info and where to get the course using the links below:
FTT: fasttracktutor...
Artstation: www.artstation...
Gumroad: fasttracktutor...
Flippednormals: flippednormals...
Volume 01: • Sculpting Materials in...
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Narration done by: / @7bajwa

[@davidcsakvari762]

Will there be a course to make a final texture out of these?

[@FastTrackTutorials]

Maybe, but we do not have one planned right now. However we have a course that covered that process only with a different material here: fasttracktutorials.com/tutorial_single/1865

[@davidcsakvari762]

@@FastTrackTutorials oh cool, I missed that course

[@TomMAF4]

Definitely would be very interested in OPs idea btw

[@davidcsakvari762]

@@FastTrackTutorials I looked at the course and I think it might need an update because it's 3 years old. (By the way, a big part of it is in the Ultimate Material Tutorials which is a bit strange, but understandable.) I miss the input visualizer to see what buttons you're pressing in the video.

[@amannin1]

How many volumes and/or subjects are you guys planning for this sculpting series?

[@FastTrackTutorials]

This was the last one

[@TheSatzy6699]

I hate to pay for time lapse stuff .

[@UnchartedWorlds]

did you miss the part when he says real-time? There is time-lapse, then they also provide real-time. I got few courses from them and they are excellent, even for a hobbyist like me, one learns alot. And all courses I've purchased had real-time videos provided.

[@FastTrackTutorials]

@@UnchartedWorlds Also the Timelapsed parts have narration where needed :)

[@Daniel_Vital]

Splitting courses in peaces is really unfortunate. Please consider to stop doing that in the future

[@Bueroartikel]

yeah who doesn't hate it when creators want to be compensated for their work 🙄

[@Daniel_Vital]

@@Bueroartikel You always need to think about the consumer first. In many cases, I doubt most people even know there is a second part. You are not wrong thought