which is the difference between a zscript and a zplug?
ZPlugins are pretty much just ZScripts that have been set up to load automatically when ZBrush is launched rather than manually through the Zscript palette. Perhaps the biggest advantage to this is that because the plugin is available at launch, its elements can be dragged onto the Shelf.
thanks aurick
but in deep are the same thing, aren´t?.. I mean, they are codes in zscripts… or zplug can be and do more?
I saw, when I run a zscript, zbrush does a .zsc with same zscript’s name.
which is the difference between .zsc and .txt files?
I don´t understand soo well…
I have a MakePoly (zplug) and MakePolymesh.TXT (zscript)… and does same things… one is zplug and other zscript… which is the difference?
There really isn’t a difference. In fact, the typical method for testing a plugin while authoring is to load it using the ZScript palette. Once it’s working as intended, then it’s a simple matter to place it and any required files in the ZStartup\ZPlugs folder so that it launches automatically with ZBrush.