Ready, Set, Render! Part2

[Spellbot5000]

Can't wait for an in-depth vid about the process here. Fantastic work all around.

Maybe even if all parties are okay with it, release the full scene file so we can poke and prod and eyeball how things are set up. Wishful thinking, but I definitely learn best with a hands-on approach.

[Bas Mazur]

Still no an in-depth ZClassroom movie...

[dannepop]

I´m waiting for the in depths movie as well!

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[panphoto]

I´m waiting for the in depths movie as well!

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I'm still holding my breath....don't know....how......l..long......I.....I......c....c. ...can.......llllllllast.........ou.............ou .........

[skdzines]

Any word as to when the in-depth tutorial might be coming out?

[lonrot]

I just replied to subscribe to this thread in case the tutorial movie gets released.
In other words "bump".

[Lex84]

still waiting!!

[nickz]

chirp chirp chirp....hello!!

[Mahlikus The Black]

Hello.

[jBogh]

Suspiciously quiet...
Would love to see this breakdown too!!

[Blackshore]

Pixolator!! Come on aleady! Waiting for the breakdown!
Stop teasing us!

[Ham Sammich]

gotta echo everyone else...
gimme!!!

[pabgo]

are we still waiting on this?

[MetaFirefly]

A year later I've returned... Happy to know hair and leaves are now possible.

Has any of these lighting/surface/rendering features improved or added?

• Simplified Material System
• Ability to port Zbrush model complete with WYSIWYG textures to and from all GoZ external applications
• Ability to render a scene with multiple subtools on a large stage with easy to use transform/gizmo

If the texture/material situation remains the same, I really much prefer to stay inside Zbrush all the way to final bake render. I hope it is possible today. I'm willing to use HDR for distanced backdrop but need sufficient objects in medium range distance.

Please advice.

[ThrashBrush]

How do you get those fine skin details that are in the head and neck?