#1 Zbrush Sculpting Tutorial for Beginners Series - Organic & Hard-Surface T-Rex 1080p HD
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- Zbrush Sculpting Tutorial for Beginners Series - Organic & Hard-Surface T-Rex Dinosaur 1080p HD
In this Zbrush Sculpting Tutorial for beginners you will learn how to sculpt a T-Rex Dinosaur with some mechanical parts.
This Tutorial series is aimed at beginners so it assumes that you have no or little experience in using Zbrush.
You will be covering basics at the beginning of each part of the tutorial before moving onto more advanced techniques. Repeating parts of this series is time-lapsed to save time. All the techniques that are used through the time-lapse phases are explained at the beginning of the video so you should have no problems following along.
Through the time-lapse parts, your instructor Max will commentate general tips and explain some theory behind his sculpting technique.
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In this first part of the Zbrush Sculpting for Beginners series you will cover general UI, navigation using a tablet or mouse, views, matcaps, brushes,alphas, dynamesh,masks and sculpting in general.
The three main topics / tools that will be covered in this part are:
- Using the clay buildup brush
- Move Brush
- DynaMesh
Once you covered the basic tools and techniques you will start off by blocking out the main body of the T-Rex using the move tool and re-dynameshing. At this point it is very important not to get discouraged if your sculpt does not look right. At this stage it is very important to get the main shapes correct and ignore smaller details. Once you have the main block done, you will create a turntable animation before jumping into part two of the series!
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Hope you enjoyed part one of this series, Stay tuned for more!
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This series was created by Max from Arrimus 3D, he has his own UA-cam channel where he has many more 3D Tutorials so if you enjoyed this series, make sure you check it out!
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I Don't know how the good the tutorial is, But but as a beginner i feel lot of difficulties & some times i think of stop practicing the ZBrush. But this guy simply gave answer's for the all difficulties as i am facing right now. Thank you Bro..
I just wanted to say thank you for creating this. it's incredibly informative, descriptive, clear, and engaging. I've just started learning modelling myself, getting ready to get into Zbrush, and this guide has made me all the more excited, even with this (what you considered) basic and rough form of a T-Rex. It's inspiring. Now to watch part 2!
+DarkEdgeTV OMG, I subbed to your channel.
I see I've picked the right tutorial to start learning too, seeing where you're at right now 😄
This is not one of these many tutorials of pubescent adolescents. It comes from an expert. Compressed instruction without stammering from someone who really has a clue. Impressive.
I like your wordings. Impressive.
Indeed. Glad to see someone who cares about what they upload, and create quality content.
All I can say is wow! I had to stop the video half way through so II could thank you. This is the most informative and easy to follow video that I have seen on zbrush thus far. Thank you for taking the time to explain each and every step, it is greatly appreciated.
This tutorial has gotten me started in the 3D sculpting/modeling area. My T-Rex is 50% completed and still working on details, teeth, claws, eyes and nostrils. :) Thanks!
I had to take a break from sculpting a few hours prior to posting this comment because I was getting annoyed but after a good break, I've come back and this tutorial has been so helpful to me. Thank you very much! This will help me with my University assignment and I'll definitely be watching the other parts of the tutorials. Fantastic tutorial and thanks again!
hold down ctrl + right mouse click for zoom in and out, I find it easier.
You are an absolute legend for making these tutorials. Thank you!!!
What an amazing introduction. I have gone through so many now, this has been the most useful.
Hey Max thanks for such a great job simplifying and explaining the interface and process. You are the best !
We have to wait a whole week for part 2? No!!! Wish you had daily sculpts like this. Can't get enough. Thanks for your hard work! Keep it up!
Thanks for your support, we try to create as-well as gather as much content as possible for you guys. Hopefully as we grow in size we'll be able to create and gather more tutorials; meaning more frequent uploads! We are still releasing about 3 videos / week, although some of them are on different software.
Stay Tuned !
Edge-CGI 3D Tutorials and more! Great! Any chance on some intermediate tutorials? If not, perhaps in the future some time. The majority of zbrush tutorials I find are for beginners. Intermediate sculpts /tutorials are hard to find.
I'm basically just looking for techniques, and tips. I'm still relatively new to zbrush, but I'm past the beginners level.
Frigid319 We have some intermediate / advanced zbrush tutorials in the plans so hopefully we can get them published soon!
Edge-CGI 3D Tutorials and more! You're the best I've found! Keep it up. Can't wait!
28,000 subscribers? You guys deserve 2,800,000! This is good content that doesn't even cost money! Subscribed :)
This was very enjoyable to watch, and learn-- got to be one of the easiest zbrush video's to follow a long with and understand. I would like to thank you sir and your team for taking the time to
make and post this wonderful tutorial. You have a new Subscriber here, and cant wait for part 2
Thx again Max
all the best to you
Lou
Thanks for your support, part 2, 3 is already out so stay tuned for part 4 and more tutorials in the future!
Thanks for watching!
My map1 is disabled how to fix tht?
Very good tutorial! Many thanks for the basic-tipps in the beginning! It really helps beginners like me, to work with ZBrush so much easier! It's important to say every single klick of menue-button, mouse or keyboard-shortcut, to explain, how to activate this or that function! MOST tutorials miss exactly that and you ask yourself at seeing the video: "How exactly did he do, to create this effect???" Please continue like this! It helps amateurs like me a lot, to find a quick entrance into the software!
thank god that there are some people like you... who can truly teach us how to use zbrush ... other youtubera juzz fastly do something on their screen n i was not able to understand... thanku once more
You are an amazing instructor, thank you so, so much. I hope that one day you unknowingly stumble across a game I've (and others who have watched) made or had a part in, and enjoy it, because of your help in making creatures.
I think your tutorial is much better than the digital tutors z brush tutorials.
I really like your commentary, and watching the process. Thank you!!!
I wished all tutorials were this informative, useful, and concise.
Thank you so much for making this, it's so hard to find an artist who will explain the tools and it doesn't run well enough on my laptop for me to just play with it till I learn them all. Especially wish I'd seen this before doing my first project. I hadn't seen anyone do the dynamesh select trick and it would have fixed the issues on it. If only I had more likes to give.
I know this video is 6 years old but thank you so much. This was the easiest tutorial i have found so far. Everything is explained so well
Most superb tutorial ever, there is an indescribable potential in this program
MAn i have been searching for a tutorial like this for so long, you explain not just what your doing but buttons ect and what effect they ahve thnk you so much
"The t-rex is a giant walking mouth on legs" exact my thoughts :D luv your tutoral BTW
Your introduction was very helpful! Thank you for that.
wow... better than half the courses on Digital Tutors! Thanks man!
Yeah, using a sphere REALLY shows how you rotate and snap to views... You're a genius man.
Amazing tutorial! Very easy to understand. I just wish all tutorials were like this.
Thanks for the nice series of tutorials!
I downloaded all these videos but gave a like on the whle series. I will use them for private training :) Will watch them over and over again
Great Video!!!
Everything explained in detail and wonderfully!!!
9:24 There's a key point where you clicked "Perspective Distortion" (P) that you forgot to mention. This makes the process work much easier for new sculptors. It keeps your project view flat for the beginning stages when modelling around your reference images. If you don't turn this off you'll find that when you move your camera around it doesn't line up with your reference. Hope this helps!
Edit: You do mentioned it further down the video 14:53 but not initially or why. :)
BloodyInsomnia this absolutely helps thank you
God!
you're the best man in the world thank you i really really loved your work and i appreciate that coz it's a very very appreciable work done by you coz no one do this for free (teaching us Zbrush) i really am becoming your fan plz plz don't stop the good work
Really REALLY appreciate this tutorial, thank you so much! I still need to wrap my head around that Transform tool.. having trouble mastering that.
Dude you make it look so easy. Really helpful video. Thank you!
Very instructive. Thanks
Awesome tutorial man! The way you explain the techniques is very well done!
Best starter tutorial !
Great tutorial for beginners who knows lil bit about zbrush
Yo, I learned more in 5 minutes than i did in an hr on the last tutorial i watched. 10+
I learned more in this tutorial than I did the whole semester at my University XD
Great tutorial, thank you!!
Great video about sculpting, lots of stuff to learn even if you don't use zbrush. =)
Awesome, thanks for this, much appreciated.
man! thank u so much very helpful and straight to the point (y) , great tut
you are my best and favorite teacher , I watched all video in 3d aroma
Outstanding tutorial,
Sweet ! Thank you for the video 👍🏼
Whoa thank you so much for this tutorial. Very informative, straight to the point, clear, great sculpting. I'm new to Zbrush, and I didn't really know what it was all about until I looked at this video. Thank you! Consider me a new subscriber :)
This tutorial is really awesome I subscribed!
Great video, really helpful , thanks a lot
For anyone having issues with transparency, if you go Draw >> Fill Mode >> 3, you will get the same effect that he does in the video. If it's set to 1, you will have a transparent background and a solid colored material. Fill mode 2 = no transparency on either.
Thank you! I was just going to ask this!
Glad it helped! I was stuck on that for a while myself, so I figured I'd pass it along just in case.
dude thank you so muchhhhh
Dude! Thank You! I was really about to give it all up!
OW GREAT. THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL.
+ EXPECTED SOMETHING ORGANIC SURFACE
Great tutorial!! Nice words at the end
Awesome tutorial man really enjoyed it keep up the great work!
Yeah, it's the best zbrush tutorial chanel. Btw i love your voice!! It's so deep, smooth, calm, not iritating and it seems to belong to a nice person (idk why, even if it's not, it sounds like it for me :p). Keep it up! :)
Great tutorial! I wish i came across it when i was starting out....
Great Job.
Thank you!
This so great video man Thanks from Holland learning a lot
arrimus man!!! you are everywhere!!
just want to say thanks. this reslly helps
excellent bro. very nice tutorial.
thank you!
You know you've watched alot of Arrimus 3D tutorials when you can recognize him in a different channel just with his voice XD
Callsign - VAIN06 man same thing exactly
lol yeah
Thanks sir, this video is more useful than my teacher in 1 semester
Very Useful Video
thank you
great tutorial, thanks. i was starting to wonder how anyone can ever make anything with zbrush lol after just starting it up
Thanks. Good teacher. Subscribed.
wow .. you're a professional artist , to my own opinion
I have a big question!!!
how do you get the rex so massiv on the x axis ?
when I use the move-tool my model is always getting thinner :(
please help
this is quality, mate
wow, you're amazing
Thanks!!
Thanks a lot..
amazing
8:10 import reference images
Top menu Draw>left-right>map1> import
Oh, and you're so funny :)
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
love the dinosaur facts
gosh...u re PRO...
Subscribed !
*It seems so easy *o**
Wow i like this
oh my god thank you for sharing this video ...
THIS IS COOL
Thanks for this helpful training videos. when you zoom into the canvas, how do you keep your mesh proportional to your image. When i zoom in the mesh gets bigger than the ref image
Good video
very nice sir :)
19:13 using transpose or transform tools to resize model
Just FYI, when the holywood version of the velociraptor became mainstream it was the 90s due to Jurrasic Park. They only proved velociraptors had feathers when they found feather wholes in the arms in a fossil discovered in the mongolian desert in 2007.
They did make velociraptors scarrier for movies, but not because they ignored the fact they had feathers, they just made them far bigger, velociraptors are chicken to turkey size.
It's actually more common for the Y-axis to be up/down in other 3d packages. 3dsmax, because of it's 2D drawing background for architects (being drawn top down and thus on X and Y in that context), never caught up with the more mathematical approach inside a 3D (XYZ) context of switching the Y and Z.
Hey everyone, if you would like the reference images for this tutorial they are here:
media.liveauctiongroup.net/i/5736/8632839_1.jpg?v=8CE70FDFAF1B540
i8.photobucket.com/albums/a18/alphalink/REX_1.jpg
s12.postimg.org/4uoym0uq5/090220110912_large.jpg
Thank You Sara!!!
Thank you :)
Thank you i was so bummed out when the video got to that part lol
I only see one reference pic when I follow this link. Is there any way to get the rest of them?
Here is a replacement link for the broken one. jurassicpark.wikia.com/wiki/File:T-rex_male.jpg
Starting a 3 year program next year for Game Design and Development, these videos are the head start i needed, thanks so much!
Alphas are like textures and can give you different effects to the basic brush you have
Without alpha you have more or less a round brush
keep going
5:05 to re-dynamesh hold Ctrl and make empty selection
15:10 when you start to not be able to make smooth curves= time to start using higher resolution on dynamesh
R.n. It was set to 32
He moves resolution in multiples of 16
16,32,48,64,80,96,112,128
24:52 dam_standard and Standard brush are good for edges
25:28 ctrl +shift + select area= isolate