ZBrush 4R2 Beta Testing By: Nicolas Garilhe

[Guedin]

Again, thanks you all for your kind words

@Sergiolov : Thanks you. I don't think I will have time to make a big enough tutorial that would justify costing money. Instead, I will try to occasionally add quick tips of some hidden features I found out that was useful

@NickZ : Thanks you Nick. I'm not sure I understand well what you just said, sorry for my bad english. Actually, the video was accelerated 2 times so it may not be obvious, but I applied an adaptative skin on those zsphere to be able to transform it into a dynamesh. But the adaptive skin, with the ZSpheres 2 since ZBrush 4, works so much better, and give you a much excepted result. Maybe that's why the mesh looks like the zsphere chain. Or maybe I didn't get what you exposed and I would be sorry.

@hawktime2010 : Hi Talonhawk, glad to see you there and thanks for your support

[Nattawat_OBBI]

I love this! awesome work... lovely render work!

[digi-mech]

excellant work..

I find the videos.. not just yours but all these tutorials slightly hard to follow though as they are all too fast to see interface details and there is no voice over

aside from that the models are excellant.

[RappyBMX]

awesome stuff... keep it up

[bibouik]

C'est l'une des plus belle machine faite avec zbrush que j'ai pus voir, bien joué

awesome

[Kanga]

excellant work..

I find the videos.. not just yours but all these tutorials slightly hard to follow though as they are all too fast to see interface details and there is no voice over

aside from that the models are excellant.

Usually beta tester videos are a quick preview how to. Instruction videos of the quality produced by pixologic take time and they will appear probably very shortly. Its a good system because once you have played around with the features first, an instruction film will be much more useful to you.

[Stefano Dubay]

hey mate great clean job here!!!! awesome reminds me of when I was painting battletech figurines
is it possible to find some of those mesh insert brushes somewhere? i would like to give a try at mecha sculpting
again great job!
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[mpaquin]

Priceless. Thanks so much.

[Interu2x]

Amazing Job really I love work with Mech and robots models this Is awsome and thank u for share the videos very great inspirational work congrats!!

[MaxPower81]

Beautiful work for sure. It's really admirable how clean everything is. Thanks for sharing the videos. There's a lot of stuff in there I want to try now.

[Menty]

This is just fantastic work and clarity. Thanks so much!

[Fernando Kuhlmann]

Wow Nicolas, congratulations for this top noch work and skills man, really dig this one, the render is just fantastic stuff, thanks a lot for sharing so clearly your workflow

[Joe.K]

This is great stuff. I wish I could do this!
Felicitación!

[Guedin]

Nattawat_OBBI : Thanks man, I'm glad you like it

digi-mech : Thanks digi-mech. I didn't speak over the video because my english writing is not so good, and my english speaking is even worst ! I thought it would be ok with the pics tutorial, but I can understand it could still be confusing. I'll maybe try to add subtitles but I can't promise and I don't know when since I have a lot of work these days.

RappyBMX : Thanks you !

bibouik : Je suis content que ça te plaise ! Merci

Kanga : You are right, even if I can understand my workflow may seem to be atypical at first and quite confusing. Like I said I'll try to add subtitles one day but can't promise anything

Stefano Dubay : I didn't use so much custom brushes but I can share it with you. But I encourage you to create your own custom brushes. It's one of funniest thing to do, don't forget to use the radial symmetry, it's like magic !

mpaquin : Thanks for the kind words

Interu2x : I'm glad you like and the video was useful to you

MaxPower81 : Thanks you. The retopology helped me to achieve perfect curves, and with the insert brushes, it was easy to modify the shapes

Menty : I'm glad you liked it !

Fernando Kuhlmann : Thanks you !

Joe.K : Thanks a lot ! You should try it ! It may seems complex at first, but when you got it, you understand how powerful ZBrush can be with hardsurfaces.

[Etcher]

Stunning work, love the crisp and intricate modeling / design of the mech. Beautiful render too! Your workflow explanations and vids are great - thanks for sharing