Should Zbrush Be Interface Be Simplier?

[CoreyArt]

I know I may be the only one who feels this way but should zbrush’s interface be simplified? I feel its “organized” but not “simplified”…

At times it feels like Zbrush menus are like looking at a brick building compared to say… a log cabin. Tons of bricks to look at on a brick building, only a few logs to look at on a cabin.

Again i know people are probably really used to zbrushes interface at this point and i know you can collapse menus and do other things to the interface, but I just wanted to give my two cents.

[Cryrid]

My experience with it was that it was confusing the first week since I didn’t read any documentation whatsoever, but after a short while and some video tutorials everything made sense and I never had too much problem finding things as they wind up being where I expect them to be (unless Pixologic pulls a fast one, like moving Shadowbox from Subtools to Geometry :P). I like that I can easily place commonly used things on the main shelfs, and leave the palettes and subpalletes for more uncommon functions.