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07-30-12 #31
Last edited by Sangius; 08-01-12 at 04:18 AM.
Zbrush & Cintiq 24hd = endless love
Big things have small beginnings ...
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07-30-12 #32Senior Member User Gallery
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MealeaYing and Frenchy! you guys rock!
Thank you for contributing!!
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07-31-12 #33
That's the most amazing thread ever...i can't wait to contribute also...thx friends for all the IMM brushes.
weeeeeeee !
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07-31-12 #34
yes thanks for this. I do realize there is a workaround. Originally Posted by MealeaYing
these posts are very nice... I am hoping to upload a couple of brushes here myself soon.
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07-31-12 #35
Thanks Mahlikus!!!
Um...
Ok lemmy see...
Arnomad helped inspire this batch, along with the others, Frenchy for example, there will be another set or two after this and then I will switch to another method.
I was thinking of putting the end caps on these things but it seems to me to actually limit what other people can do with them.
What I mean by that is this: what if I make a brush with little knobby things on one end and a spiky pointy thing on the other but someone wants to have something completely different on the ends? They would have to mess about removing my stuff to add their own. No fun, so these are not going to have the end thingys unless someone asks.
These are amazingly low impact, there are 13 brushes in this one (Again, hit the M Key to see them all) and the whole brush file is 102k uncompressed.
Arnomad.zip
I think I am developing a fetish for driving these brushes all over my stuff.
Pixologic has invented a new kink.
Cheers!
Mealeanope...
I don't know what I'm doing but I'm doing it anyway.
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07-31-12 #36
No problem. Not your fault. Originally Posted by Sangius
I appreciate all of these and am looking forward to getting some time to try out the new features. These give me toys to play with.
Blaine
Anchorage, Alaska
Chillllllllllllllin
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07-31-12 #37
Another one:
Mirror: http://cryrid.com/3d/zbrush/insert_bracelets.ZBP
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07-31-12 #38
Thank you ! It is very helpful in my work ! Originally Posted by wickedfool
Here is a Multi Mesh that I hope is helpful. Quickly add primitives from a single brush. Enjoy!
Attachment 316755
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07-31-12 #39
thanks for sharing !
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07-31-12 #40
Aw man great idea Cryid.
I got inspired by the chainmail and made some scale mail.
Last edited by Nyx702; 07-31-12 at 08:58 PM.
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07-31-12 #41
Just stopping by to say thanks to you guys. The whole zbrush community shames most others by demonstrating a massive degree of creative generosity.
Thank you. PeterLast edited by ministerart@hotmail.co.uk; 07-31-12 at 09:39 PM.
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08-01-12 #42 Creating IMM brushes
How can I get a collection of .obj's to be objects in an IMM brush? I can find no tutorials on how to create the IMMs, just how to use them. It's not a model to be broken down into sub tools...just a bunch of .obj parts. Any help would be appreciated.....and if this is the wrong thread, please point me in the right direction. Thank you....
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08-01-12 #43
there are several videos in the classroom here Originally Posted by Monsoon
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08-01-12 #44Senior Member User Gallery
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Low Poly Primitives For Transpose Modeling
I have been Sub-D modeling in Wings3D lately and in light of the latest Transpose modeling video, I found I needed those same low poly primitives I like to work with in Wings....So, I made an IMM. Love transpose modeling in Z. Been playing all night.
Last edited by Mahlikus The Black; 08-01-12 at 10:36 AM.
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08-01-12 #45
Mahlikus, how did you get these objects into an IMM? Can you share the sequence of steps please? The above videos do not show how to get multiple objects into a single IMM brush.....Thanks....
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