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Joseph Drust Riot Games Recap - UPDATE! Part 3

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#21

Wow! Awesome tricks, thanks you all!

#22

awesome tutorial… helpful tricks and tips…

One question:
How can I remember which subtool is visible and which one is invisible? Because may be in some cases it may happen that after saving T-pose data into my disk I would continue my work in the original mesh and after long time I need to load the T-pose data to apply. Cause I have seen only the t-pose data could be applied on the same number and same amount of polygonal objects…

Thanks once again :slight_smile:

#23

Yes, it’s very frustrating that this (and some other things) don’t work in the Mac version. Mac Zbrush files don’t even have a proper icon. The Mac version feels like an after-thought sometimes… Please fix it, Pixologic!

Lots of other great tips here though. Thank you for sharing, Joseph & Pixologic!

#24

That last one using micro mesh was great! Thank you!

-W

#25

nice work!!!:wink:

#26

As long as the subtools that you posed are visible Transpose Master will work OK. Any subtools that are visible that were not posed will be skipped with a ‘No matching data’ message.

However, you can use the TimeLine to store visible/invisible subtools. So long as you save the project (press File>Save As) the TimeLine will be saved too:

  1. Press Movie>TimeLine>Show to show the TimeLine.
  2. In the Movie>TimeLine Tracks sub-palette click the Enable button and then turn on SubTool & Tool.
  3. Click on the track to save the current subtool view.
  4. Use the right and left arrow keys to switch between views.
#27

Thanks JD.
Unfortunately the folder alias doesnt show up in Lightbox on Mac versions.

Any solution fix?
please let me know.

#28

Last one helped a lot. Thanks Pixologic!

#29

Thanks Joseph Drust for taking the time to make this! And Pixologic for having such a great learning resource here on ZbrushCentral!

#30

Thanks Joseph for sharing this with us,super cool tricks

#31

While it may not work as Joseph is describing on Windows, there is a way to get it to work on OSX. I posted about this in another thread a while back. Have a look http://www.zbrushcentral.com/showthread.php?177749-Add-a-new-folder-in-LightBox&p=1018510&viewfull=1#post1018510.

#32

This is a goldmine! Thanks so much.

#33

Excellent, I´ll try this solution for mac users :smiley: Thanks for the hint!

#34

Truly fantastic! I am excited to see what will come with a new release of Zbrush :smiley:

#35

Most excellent, Joseph.
It might not be as exciting as monster sculpt time lapses, but these are the peculiar and fiddly parts of ZBrush where tips go a long way.
Just the right amount of info, length, and bonus points for a good recording with an even voice and no coughing in the mic.

Thanks Joseph and Pixologic, some of the most informative videos posted yet.

#36

SO MANY USEFUL TIPS!
I really enjoyed the variety here. From simple workflow solutions to complex IMM tips. I really like that last one in the third video on creating complex & torn cloth textures in your geometry. Very cool!

#37

awesome !!!

this stuff is really great!!

#38

The linked shortcuts aren’t working for me on the Mac.

#39

I notice the title of these videos is “ZClassroom” but if I go to the ZClassroom webpage I can’t find these videos. It would be good if they could be added, that way it makes them easier to find.

#40

A quicker way to clear out the Tool Palette is to hit the tiny little “R” button. It will remove everything except the currently selected tool.