Zbrush Tips&Tricks #01
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2018
- Hey Guys,
After few requests I am sharing with you my process for all of the Rocks/Cliff that I sculpted during most of my experiences
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Amazing tutorial!! Fast, concise and with amazing soundtrack while you work!
Thanks a lot! I appreciate your comment
Thank you for a great and simple tutorial. I watch a lot of tutorials and there's often too much BS to go through but this is great
Thank you! I am glad you re liking it. I tried to be as direct as possible :)
Best tutorial on rock sculpting I've seen so far. Many thanks for sharing!
I'm making an indie game here, solo developer (www.atarugame.com, facebook.com/atarugame) and these days sculpting rocks for a demo. I watched a lot of rock sculpting tutorials because I'm in a hurry and I needed an effective method. Before watching your tutorial I was using mainly TrimAdaptive and Fracture, and alphas from some scans from rocks I made here in a beach, with the default brush settings in general. Some of your combinations of settings (specially for TrimSmoothBorder) is simply 'magical' to achieve the angular, defined and at the same time fractured character of rocks. How did you come to these settings? Through experimenting? Impressive! Ah, and that short of the Tales of the Crypt is fantastic, in all respects. Saved in my "CG masterpieces" favs folder.
@@AthosSampaio Sorry for such a late reply ! i never got a notification about your comment. Thanks I really appreciate your words. Like you said a lot of experimenting and after doing tons of rocks you're developping your own and fastest way for sculpting thoses. I am glad if this tutorial was helpful and hope the next one will be as good as this one :) Cheers !
@@DamSchool "Thanks I really appreciate your words. Like you said a lot of experimenting and after doing tons of rocks you're developping your own and fastest way for sculpting thoses". Yes. Since I posted, I'm also turning off the Depth Mask and using Preserve Edge on 0.0 when I want to wear down some sharp edges. Thanks for replying.
So helpful. Putting an end to all the mushy rocks!! TY :)
Haha, glad you liked it!
Great video bud thanks for sharing. Do you have a soundcloud link or something for the music you used for this. Love it
Thank you! Great technique!
Thank you for watching!
Love this! Even though it’s on fast speed, we can easily tell what you’re doing! Never though of importing the initial shape of rock by combining two rectangles in blender just before. Is that what helped you significantly to not make rock “mushy”.
Thanks a lot! The most advantage also by bringing stuf from your 3d app is to really respect the layout of your rocks, so you won't have bad surprise witht bad scale etc. Enjoy!
This was really helpful, Cheers pal!
I am glad to hear! Thx for your comment :)
Thanks !
Hey this is an amazing tutorial! Quick question, where do you get your reference images? Specifically rock references.
Hey Thanks! I am glad you liked it! I use google image and try to search for cool rocks formations etc.
But the best, I do lot's of hicking and I can spend hours grabbing references. It's better because then you can really see how rocks are lock to the ground etc etc. I mean it's easy if you live close to a forest.. :) But google is fine, try also using google maps, some people do their trails. Cheers!
Parece tan sencillo pero no lo es, hasta para esculpir piedras se necesita una habilidad, quede muy impresionado con tu resultado, muchas gracias por compartir tu conocimiento
Practice and Practice! :)
@@DamSchool exacto n,n, la practica hace al maestro n,n, no hay otra trucos ni brochas especiales n,n
Actually using the square alpha is a great idea
Best alpha to get sharp edges indeed!
very nice. do you perhaps still have the ztool?
Hello there, unfortunately no but it is easy to redo :)
Nice. Whats that material-style view configuration? It looks really good!
My pleasure, I believe it was Slate Grey from Pixologic. you can find it in their library
nicy micy
Amazing tutorial dude, thank you! I truly levelled up 😁🍻! By the way do you know the name of the first song that is playing!
Many thanks 🙏 😊
Stan
Hey Thanks for your comment! Very appreciated. The music is from the Royalty free Vlogs music on youtube, You'll be able to find it. Cheers!
Like a God!!! =)))
Hahaha if it turn you into a god That's cool indeed :)))
Man tht's tough, i always end up with some bubbly rock, i can't get this flat surface style :/
Can you send me some screenshot at info.damschool@gmail.com? I want to see how I can help :)
bro the rock sculpt was top notch but drop the link to the background music that was fire too.
Haha thanks dude!
And i don't have trimsmooth brush, what now?
Everyone has the Trimsmooth brush, it's in your Lightbox -> Top menu Brush -> look for Trim -> the last one trimsmootBorder
You can create a shortcut like I did for easy access and play with it. You should also check the others folders, there is tons of magic brush inside hidden
@@DamSchool oh, it really is. I was looking in standart brush menu and there was only TrimDynamic and Adaptive. Thank you very much
were can i get the alphas you used?
Hello, All alphas used in this videos are from Zbrush. You can find them in the Alphas section.
@@DamSchool OHh ok, I use Z brush a lot but never seen that section, hope to find the corrects you used , thanks you
@@mauror.6307 No worries! Use mostly the square alpha and also change your stroke brush like the Dots but change it with the spray. It can create cool effects!
Give your interface-Config please for Zbrush. To much time i lost for find brush
where can i get the alpha you used in 5:40?
Hello there, This is an alpha I got long ago from Cgtexture.com
The background music really Donald Duck and the Chipmunks?
It's good for the focus :P
@@DamSchool Well at first I thought there was a skip in the record then I wondered if another video was playing in the background. I did concentrate intently on smashing the mute button, once that distraction was fix the video was quite good.
This is so aesthetic
Thank you Aerys!