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Jagged edges (AAHALF)

hello all and happy holidays but something i have noticed alot here at zbc is the upload habits !
not to be a bitch but with the power of this program with all its new features and the amazing artists
that come here and display their work with jagged edges.i have mentioned this to some posts that i admired their work
but those jagged edges!! takes away from the presentation of your work - something so easy to do too.
check out the examples i have uploaded and for those who do not know how to use this feature i think its an important one
to show off your skills and it makes veiwing easier also! simply position your model(s) while still in edit mode
> marker > m+ > clear screen (cntrl n) > document > double > zoom out > with model selected hover cursor over marker
click on it > aahalf > export. or save a defualt upload document of a desired larger then default size ect.
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just know this technique after reading your post
thanks a lot !
:wink: gonna try this on my next thread :wink:

Jagged edges don’t really bother me, if it’s good art I can get over them quite easily :slight_smile:

Gary Komar this is a great tip! I never knew about it so thank you for sharing. I gave it a try and it really does give nice edges and detail. :+1:

Jagged edges don’t bother me… but the same 3k render of the same model with a 20° rotation variance in ALL the matcaps all over a 2 kilometer height thread wich takes almost 10 minutes to display on the browser… :mad:

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Zbrush is a great software and renders out turntables and movies out of the box with one click solution using the movie palette… Why are most of zCentral users ignoring those great features???