First, here’s some technical information:
- I have ZBrush installed on my F: drive
- F: drive and C: drive are two physically different hard drives
So I was recording a ton of turntables of my sculpts when after a while I received an error message saying the hard drive was out of space; please clear out space and hit OK to continue. Thought this was weird because I know I have space on my F: drive (where ZB is installed). I looked in Windows explorer and my C: drive was completely full. This made no sense to me since ZB is NOT installed on my C: drive.
My best guess is that when recording or exporting movies from ZBrush, it creates somekind of temp files and by default they are somewhere on the C: drive. I thought closing ZB would cause these temp files to be deleted, but after closing ZB my C: is still full. Running a disk cleanup with windows did nothing to delete these temp files.
So my problem now is that my C: is completely full; blocking me from continuing to work on my main workstation. If I knew what folder location ZB was using to store these temp files I would go manually and delete them, but I have no idea where it’s putting this stuff and all my searches on this forum and on the Pixo support page have come up empty. There is nothing about this in the user guide either (least that I could find).
Does anyone know where ZB saves these temp files? This is really killing me right now- any help would be greatly appreciated!