Glad you found it Blaine91555!
Bas, itās agin my cup of tea Is ZB not great piece of f!!!n software, he?
(please, look on my last "impressionist"work too and drop some words there,ok? Thank youā¦)
I made a grouped object and imported it in ZBrush. Divided it and sculpted it. I had to keep the lowest subdivisionlevel to export with a displacementmap for animation. After sculpting there is a way to add or replace an object without loosing all the work done in ZBrush.
I hope you can use it when you need it
Thatās an interesting idea. Great work, Bas.
Maybe a new script is coming to do this?
:lol: Sorry, just fell off my chair. Not exactly; I am working on a morph target one but I need to experiment with this to see what can be added, if anything.
Had some time for this doodle. ZB onepassrender and combined in PhS
Wow Bas, very nice work. I love it
And thanks for all your zscript!!!
Amazingā¦
this is truly beautiful work. the beauty of zbrush is the way that alpha patterns can be used to carve a figure. iāve found that itās relatively easy to make just any figure look good (i said, relatively) by doing this. this is a true example of a model that not only uses them well, but uses them masterfully.
I really like the headsā¦and if I can beat Frenchyat posting, this is the
kind of dog he would own.
Woa Bas, you da man! Exceptional!
Lemo
I send him to hospital for a correction
THAT is a weird picture. Does a funnel belong on top of his head? Or is something about to emerge and thus the cage⦠Brrrrrrrrrrr people with my Fantasy should not look at pictures like this
Lemo
Didānt you drill a hole in your skull when you were young? :lol:
awesome detail baz, nice modeling and texturing skillz, thanks for sharing every little bit of info.
Top Row Dude, f-ing brilliant.
Thatās what CreateDiff does. It functions like āSubtractā operations when using Constructive Geometry in other modelers. The resulting polygon model is a closed mesh.
And BTW, that is a totally killer way to make helmets, why didnāt I think of it?
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Iāve always prefered clothes pins. Easier to adjust and you can hide them under a hat.
ā¦facility for the heads than Bilal