I mean that the masking on zbrush is only being able to be done via a rectangle drag ???
What if I want to do masking like in Adobe Photoshop airbrush masking ???
That is I want to paint on my mask selectively on the areas i want with high percision …
can I do that in zbrush ???
I know that I can do something similar with an Alpha … but still I need more control …
Thanks
FunkyCat - Spangky - Spangking Spangker
You could pull a mask from the intensity of an image. If the texture resolution is high enough along with a high subdivision level, you should be able to get pretty clean masks. If you haven’t laid out your UV’s, guv and auv mixed with projection master should do the trick.
To pull a mask from texture intensity, you go under Tool>Masking>Int
hello there …
so very sorry that I am a newbie …
anyways i just found out that if i hold down Ctrl and draw on the surface of the poly
I can draw the mask out on the poly …
this is something i am looking for …
thank you so much for your kind reply
Regards
Funkycat - Spangky - The Spangking Spangker
You can get 100% precision by using the partial mesh visibility features to hide the parts of the model that won’t be masked. You then Ctrl+Click on the empty canvas to mask the visible mesh. When you unhide, you’ll have the most perfect mask you could ask for. 
can you please define this - Partial Mesh thingy ???
zbrush has a help menu that has zscripts that show how to use it…check it out.