Hi there, im trying to download the zbrush 3.1 trial for mac os X, and i cant find it anyway 
Allways download a .exe .
Can someone help me plz 
The Mac version of zBrush 3.1 is in Beta testing. Itās not available to the public yet.
thks a lot.
grown I just decided to check out pixologicās site for the first time in a couple of months, if not longer. According to their website, it mentioned Z 3.1 for Mac Intel in the system requirements. (At this point, I falsely assumed the Mac version was finally released into the wild.) With my hopes up I wasted my time downloading the Windows version of the demo, later finding out what was already mentionedā¦ :evil:
I know this is most likely a moot point and sounds pretty anal, but it would help, for those of us that donāt keep up day to day or month to month, for Pixologic to not tease us Mac users until itās officially released. Itās like if I released an Album on CD and mention on my website that itās also for download in MP3 format, eventhough I know itās not ready, I havenāt made any āofficialā announcements, and I havenāt posted a link for it in my online store.
Just a thoughtā¦
As a PC user, Iām having a great time watching you Mac users suffer! :lol: :evil: 
There will be paybackā¦ the last mac version had more features than the PC versionā¦ Once itās outā¦ the PC community will be suffering muhahahaha
Rainer
I have to put up with those BS anti-PC Mac commercials. Isnāt that enough torture for us?
TJX you might as well just drink the cool-aid. Your PC is a mac clone, although a bad one. You know you want a mac; you just canāt give up your suffering.
Check out the growth in Apple market share. PCs are flat. Macs are growing.
Dude, Iām a PC GAMER as well as an aspiring digital artist. And you know as well as I do that when it comes to games, Macs are behind, way behind.
Folks, letās not get into any āMy OS is better than your OSā wars. Leave that for the commercials. 
Thanks.
Yes, lets leave this between nerdy working PC guy and jobless Mac slacker guy.
Lol, at my work place I have a quad mac on one side and a quad pc on the otherā¦ Right in between bananas float in mid air! I swear!
Rainer
Iām a nerdy working platform-agnostic guy.
I was a frustrated unemployed PC guy, but that didnāt pan out.
Turns out āinflexibleā and ācondescendingā donāt play well in interviews.
Just sayinā.
LOL! that is hilarious Lemonado!
lemonnado,
You win! I canāt stop laughing!!!
sigh I love those PC jerk-offs that try to be smarter by halfā¦ Too bad there isnāt an icon for the bird. Such is lifeā¦
Anywho, Iām still a 2D guy, so at this point in my life Zbrush is just an over-glorified toy and will continue to be until I can accomplish anything serious with it. So itās no big deal if Z3 isnāt out for the Mac. For a very long time it was my assumption that Pixologic was quietly dropping its support for the Mac side. Once again, not big deal because Windows has always been dominant in the 3D market and Blender has been gaining a lot of Zbrushās capabilities and then some for free on my Mac. I know Blender a lot better than Zbrush, so no big deal. None the less I was intrigued when I saw Mac was supported for Z3 in the system requirements. I should know know better than to get my hopes up over such things.
I agree with Ctrl-Z, flexibility is more important than a maintaining a superiority-complex over your favorite OS. Thatās why Iāll have Vista, bugs and all loaded on my new Mac quad. Iāll even have X11 installed for my favorite *nix apps. Developing that type of flexibility helps, especially when looking for a job. As a former graphic designer Iāve received all types of wacky files (even from other āprofessionalā firms that should know better) Iāve had wrestle with and convert just to make half-way decent and problem-free for the printer. Iāve even had to edit EPS files that went bad in BBEdit (a text editor) just to make them usable again. So it helps to be able to play on both sides of the fence and then some.
PCās are becoming second class citizens when it comes to games. More titles are being released months ahead or exclusively for the consoles.
I wasnāt going to say it, but Iām glad of that.
Both philosophically and as a pragmatic concern, I need my computer to be a dedicated work space. Whether Iām sculpting in 3D, writing music, making a spreadsheet, whatever, the last thing I need is the temptation and distraction of ājust one more levelā hanging over me.
So when I read things like āIām a PC GAMER as well as an aspiring digital artistā, my natural tendency is to write off their opinion, in the same way as if theyād said āIām an AMPHIBIAN as well as a mammal.ā
(I donāt think itās possible to evolve from one thing into the other without giving up that first part. But, what do I know?)
I wouldnāt mind maintaining a whole separate PC for only gaming, but itād have to be in a different room (as my consoles are). That separation is crucial.
ā¦for me, anyway. And for probably anyone you look up to as a professional. But you might be the exception.
See, unlike you rich Mac snobs, I canāt afford two computers! Also, both ZBrush(and other 3D programs) and PC games require decent video cards. So why not use the hardware you got in one machine for as many things as possible?
Letās not forget also that all games are made on a PC. And the professionals I look up to are those in the gaming industry. And Iām pretty sure those games require āartistsā who happen to like playing games. So I really donāt get what you mean with not being able to be a gamer and an artist at the same time. You might as well be saying you canāt be an aspiring artist and a comic book fan at the same time.
Have you ever heard of PC game mods? These are PC games that have been converted by gamers with new enviroments, characters, vehicles, etc. created and designed by gamers. Itās one of the ways gamers hone their game developing skills if they want to work in the industry. Now it would be pretty inconvieniant if you would not be able to test your new game vehicle/weapon/level on the same machine donāt you think?
I really hope youāre not saying that āgameā art isnāt real 3D art. Cause I think you would know better.
And one last thing, I would NOT mind at all using a MAC in a working enviroment. Iāve dealt with macs back in college. I just happen to prefer to working on a PC and that is what I have at home. Now, are you going to lynch me for using my right of free choice? I thought the whole Apple way of thinking was all about the freedom of choice, not bitching about the fact that someone supposedly made the āwrongā choice.
Well I was only comparing game availability between macs and PCs. But since you mentioned this, most console exclusive games are the kind of games that would not be popular on the PC in the first place. I mean, do I mind missing out on WII games or endless Final Fantasy style games for the playstaion?? Hell no! Some titles are being released months ahead because developers want to either add new content or optimize the game for the best PC gaming rigs. There are also PC games that are released months ahead before theyāre released on Consoles. Take the upcoming Age of Conan for example. Itās supposedlly going to be the biggest MMORPG and itās not coming out for the 360 in another 6 months or so.