GregMalick
06-21-05, 12:54 AM
Aloha,
This is my second week of having ZBrush and I ended up writing a simple utility (I guess that's what you would call it). So be kind to this Noobie.
Anway, in Photoshop & Painter, I enjoy having Brush Sets that I can just click on to call up. Watching some of the training videos, I wished I could easily set a brush with one click. (yeah - I already know about the right click & spacebar technique) Anyway, I created this ZScript to do what I wanted. After loading the ZScript you will get a set of 10 blank buttons. There is also LOAD and ABOUT buttons.
Use ALT-CLICK to store a brush's Draw-Size, Focal-Shift, Intensities, and Brush Type (STD, Layer, Pinch, Nudge Smooth, etc.)
The Brush-Size shows up on the button with a prefix of the Transform-Type, as follows:
Std: no prefix
SdtDot: D
Smooth: S
Pinch: P
Nudge: N
Layer: L
Inflat: I
InflatDot:i
This letter is followed by the Brush size.
Hovering over the Button will give you more information aboput what was stored.
I had wished I could have used colors to indicate Transform Type but unfortunately that can't be done AND show a variable number. (I really wanted to know that size :) )
You can save a set of brushes by Alt-Clicking on the LOAD button.
You can recall a set of saved brushes by just clicking the LOAD button
I hope this is useful - just like I hope that this isn't already in ZBrush.
Let me know what you think....
This is my second week of having ZBrush and I ended up writing a simple utility (I guess that's what you would call it). So be kind to this Noobie.
Anway, in Photoshop & Painter, I enjoy having Brush Sets that I can just click on to call up. Watching some of the training videos, I wished I could easily set a brush with one click. (yeah - I already know about the right click & spacebar technique) Anyway, I created this ZScript to do what I wanted. After loading the ZScript you will get a set of 10 blank buttons. There is also LOAD and ABOUT buttons.
Use ALT-CLICK to store a brush's Draw-Size, Focal-Shift, Intensities, and Brush Type (STD, Layer, Pinch, Nudge Smooth, etc.)
The Brush-Size shows up on the button with a prefix of the Transform-Type, as follows:
Std: no prefix
SdtDot: D
Smooth: S
Pinch: P
Nudge: N
Layer: L
Inflat: I
InflatDot:i
This letter is followed by the Brush size.
Hovering over the Button will give you more information aboput what was stored.
I had wished I could have used colors to indicate Transform Type but unfortunately that can't be done AND show a variable number. (I really wanted to know that size :) )
You can save a set of brushes by Alt-Clicking on the LOAD button.
You can recall a set of saved brushes by just clicking the LOAD button
I hope this is useful - just like I hope that this isn't already in ZBrush.
Let me know what you think....