ZBrush 2019 Tutorial - SpotLight and Snapshot3D

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ZBrush 2019 is here and with it a host of new features to check out. I'm Follygon and in this video we'll be taking a look at the new Spotlight 2.0 and Snapshot3D tools added to ZBrush 2019.
Snapshot 3D is a new modeling tool that essentially allows you to extrude and create geometry from an alpha. This tool is being appended to the Spotlight tool, which I use all the time, and there are a host of new additions to that as well. You can now directly paint and create masks, and you can combine and boolean subtract masks from one another. There's a lot of room here for creating some complex shapes very quickly.
ZBrush 2019 - SpotLight 2.0: Snapshot3D
SpotLight v2.0 includes all the powerful projection mapping and PolyPaint features that you're already used to. It also makes it possible to convert any gray-scale image (alpha) into a 3D model. The source images can be modified in SpotLight or even combined through Boolean-type addition or subtraction to create even more complex 3D shapes. The model generated by this system can serve as a base for sculpting or even be used with the Live Boolean system to create intricate works of art.

[@bakedbeings]

This feels like one of those sleeper zbrush features that might become the daily tool to eliminate certain drudge work

[@masonoldaccount7011]

Follygon crankin' out ZBrush '19 tuts faster than speedy gonzales

[@MG-de3ki]

Thank you, Follygon This is very useful to me.

[@danemuller3185]

If I have rebound my z key, where can I access the toggle show/hide for the edit wheel in the interface?

[@Follygon]

Transform > Edit Spotlight It's in the top section. Second row, third from the left.

[@thecomputernutball]

I am getting rounded corners when using this when the alpha is sharp edges, any idea why this is ?

[@Follygon]

There are some preferences you can change to control the sharpness of edges. I would read through the documentation for specifics like this. docs.pixologic.com