man, almost 10 years doing 3D, only doing a little zbrush here and there. Never got over the interface/hotkeys to do something from zero in this software. Today I found your channel and I'm HYPED. Quick, to the point tuts, divided by descriptive titles, explained by a guy who knows his zbrush, this is pure gold! 1000 Thanks! Subbed ofc
i swear i'm missing something. i go to line fill and it shows all the vertices, but how do you hide the vertices? you do it at like 6:58 and i can't for the life of me figure out how to do that
You should be able to click the faint "Line" word at the top of the PolyF button, and that'll toggle on and off the wireframe (clicking "Fill" next to it will do the same), if that makes sense. If that's not working for some reason I'm not sure what's going on!
i have a problem, when i draw a selection for polygroups, it copies that selection on the other side. for example, if i draw a circle selection on the right ear the same circle appears also on the left. i tried turning off symmetry and everything but doesnt make a change PLEASE HELP!!!!!!
if you're doing it from the side orthographic view, it's going to do both sides - just rotate your camera and ctr+shift+alt get rid of the other side - visibility, slicing, and drag-rect masking go through the model, as designed: ruclips.net/video/uLU-_RD5U_w/видео.html
@@MichaelPavlovich I know if I do this 100 times a day, maybe I would be used to it. But I still hope, in ZBrush, operation of similar functions can follow same logic. Maybe "something + click = reverse" , "something + drag = reset"
@@MichaelPavlovich thanks for the reply. I personally do not get it, when one teaches why it should be on high speed. Most of the audience are beginners (calm, slow and steady causes less aggravation and does not discourage). The gear slows down the audio as well which makes no sense in a lesson. Anyway thanks for taking the time to post these vids. I'm not going to be a Zbrush expert, I only needed to apply a quick surface texture for 3d printing. Which took to much work in SW 3D Texture. Bests
man, almost 10 years doing 3D, only doing a little zbrush here and there. Never got over the interface/hotkeys to do something from zero in this software.
Today I found your channel and I'm HYPED.
Quick, to the point tuts, divided by descriptive titles, explained by a guy who knows his zbrush, this is pure gold! 1000 Thanks!
Subbed ofc
Every time I have a question, the ultimate solution is here, in this channel. EVERY TIME.
5:08 first rap 3D torturial ever. Youre faster than some rappers. Classic🤣
Dude your tutorials crush it. Always hit on an area i need!! Ty so much for all your efforts.
So concise. Loved it.
Thanks, I'm doing your gumroad intro part 2 and couldn't figure out how to group polygroups.
i swear i'm missing something. i go to line fill and it shows all the vertices, but how do you hide the vertices? you do it at like 6:58 and i can't for the life of me figure out how to do that
You should be able to click the faint "Line" word at the top of the PolyF button, and that'll toggle on and off the wireframe (clicking "Fill" next to it will do the same), if that makes sense. If that's not working for some reason I'm not sure what's going on!
great job man.... thank you
The visibility portion was immensely frustrating for some reason
i have a problem, when i draw a selection for polygroups, it copies that selection on the other side. for example, if i draw a circle selection on the right ear the same circle appears also on the left. i tried turning off symmetry and everything but doesnt make a change PLEASE HELP!!!!!!
if you're doing it from the side orthographic view, it's going to do both sides - just rotate your camera and ctr+shift+alt get rid of the other side - visibility, slicing, and drag-rect masking go through the model, as designed: ruclips.net/video/uLU-_RD5U_w/видео.html
Ctrl + Shift + select is moving my Gizmo instead of selecting the polygroup. Can someone help me please! :)
hit the "q" key to get out of gizmo mode and into brush mode
@@MichaelPavlovich Thanks!! :)
Thank you
Why do you say "go ahead" all the time?
Ctrl + drag = clean all mask
Ctrl + click = reverse all mask
Ctrl + shift + drag = reverse hided part
Ctrl + shift + click = show all model
That always confuse me......
you can do it manually over in the menu with a button, but remembering 4 things that I do 100 times a day was less confusing for me
@@MichaelPavlovich I know if I do this 100 times a day, maybe I would be used to it.
But I still hope, in ZBrush, operation of similar functions can follow same logic.
Maybe "something + click = reverse" , "something + drag = reset"
selection system should be updated..really!!
niceee
watched this at 0.75 speed xD
you speak much too slowly could you accelerate xddd??
Too fast
Jeez slow it down, will you? I already dislike this program UI, this makes it worse.
the gear icon has speed controls
@@MichaelPavlovich thanks for the reply. I personally do not get it, when one teaches why it should be on high speed. Most of the audience are beginners (calm, slow and steady causes less aggravation and does not discourage). The gear slows down the audio as well which makes no sense in a lesson. Anyway thanks for taking the time to post these vids. I'm not going to be a Zbrush expert, I only needed to apply a quick surface texture for 3d printing. Which took to much work in SW 3D Texture. Bests
@@rupacustoms90 it comes from me watching slow and steady youtubers where I wish I had a 20x button
@@MichaelPavlovich lol
thank you