Transfer Details to a Posed Mesh in ZBrush
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- Опубліковано 9 сер 2014
- In this tutorial we'll cover how you in ZBrush can transfer detail from an unposed mesh to a posed one. This technique is simply and very quick. It's a great way to speed up your workflow in ZBrush when working with posed characters.
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That's the best Zbrush tips I've learned so far ! Thanks FlippedNormals !
Thank you for this great little how to. I had a nightmare with a Vertex Mismatch Error with TransPose master, and I was able to use a workaround incorporating this method to solve my problem and transfer symmetrical detail onto a posed model
This is a wonderful technique, I'm amazed!!!, thank you so much for the video!!!!
Just to clarify.
1) You first create your sculpt in a regular fashion, from low to high res.
2) Once your high res sculpt is finished, you create a morph target (for backup) and create a layer which captures all the high detail sculping you've done.
3) You now drop to the lower subdivision, export the low poly sculpt and pose it.
3) You then import the low res sculpt over the high res sculpt, replacing it in the process.
4) Now that the detail of the model was previously captured in the layers tab (in step 2), you increase the subdivisions of the low res sculpt and the layers come back into action. Then by magic, the model now has the same details sculpted in the new pose.
Sounds good to me.
Best comment ever.
Life saver tutorial definitely going to try this
just can't stop being amazed by how this software powerful is.
Hello, thank you. Would you mind doing a more elaborate tutorial on this for newbies? I have no idea how to do some of the steps involved, but this is exactly what I need for my art. Thank you so much for your time!
Omg... I didn't know about this! Thank you so much
Wow! This is so amazing! Thanks 4 this
This is probably the Holy Grail of ZBrush tips man!! Omg I can't believe what I'm seeing! Thank you so much! P.S.
I would change the title of the video though... "Transfer Details to a Posed Mesh" or something like this :)
Thank you! Great suggestion. I've updated the title.
Your Video is so helpful! cheers
That was really helpful 😊
This is a great tip!
wow that helps a lot, thx
thank you
nice but if I already turned of , or deleted the lower resolution in sub levels when I made the modeling of the first unposed model I can't tranfer later the details to the low posed polymesh right ?
How do I transfer the detail of more than one subtool?
I mean, I have my model and the clothing as different subtool.
Does somebody knows if some process affects the mesh for this technique: I have two meshes of a hand model one posed and the other "T-Posed" and want to perform this mesh switching, but it just won't work with this particular hands, I have tried with some other simple meshes that I've created just for experimenting with, and works perfect, even without having to create a layer, but only lowering the Res to the base level and importing the posed one.....lastly.....I'am sure that both meshes at their lowest level have the same amount of points and polycount, that meas most likely the same topology, Only thing I did that could affect this was a mirror on X axis that I made, but of course I mirrored to the correct side before performing the trick. and still doesn't work, any ideas??.
is this a good way to design in t-pose and then submit design iterations in "posed" mode? seems like it is
i love you :D thank you very very fucking very much!
will this work if i am dynameshing during the process as well?
Is there any way to transfer details between meshes with different topology / vertex count? I sculpted a bust in Zbrush, but now I have a full-body model that I'd like to transfer the details of that bust over to. Cheers.
Alex using projection located in the sub tool menu. Make sure you have selected he mesh you want to transfer details into and your reference mesh is visible (nothing wodę but these two). Go to project, press it, subs your mesh and so on until you're happy with projection
Black magic bro, but it's súper interesting. Thank you so much for share ^^
hmhm I don't know why can't make this work ? the T model goes into the pose (detailed) but can't stay in T pose and get the details. What am I doing wrong ?
amazing, but what u do in minute 2:00 , i don't understand this phase sorry, u can help me?
Theres some way to modeling in your symetrical model while transfering the details in real time to your posed model?? I'm trying to aproximate a model from a photo, but the photo is not an ortographic projection....
When I import the model, with layer active and matched poly count, it still remove the subdivision levels. Is there a solution for this?
So I guess if you made small adjustments to the UVs, importing that model to the subtool with the old UV set up can remove the levels. Solution was to re-project the old model onto the new one.
How to do the same, but with Udims? When Flattening the UV's with the SubDivision Levels frozen, it works. Soon as I unfreeze the subdivisions, the UV's disappear...
hi, is it possible to somehow transfer clothes to a pose from a T pose,
I was thinking "Hmm this voice sounds familiar" and then i realized it's a Flipped Normals tutorial from 2014, when Henning was a small CG child ;)
Haha! Thanks Nikola. Back in the old days :)
I wonder if this is some kind of bug of the tool(fortunately), or if this was intended by Pixologic.
How do you pose it without having to rig it
Does not work for me. It simply deletes the layer and the subdivision levels when it replaces the mesh.
Is there something I'm missing? When I import the posed 3D mesh it gets rid of my 3D layer.
Same here!!!! gets rid of layer and subdivisions!!!! using zbrush 4r8
It's been 10 months but in case someone else wonders. It doesn't work with Layers for me either since I have to have to highest subdiv active but you can do it like this:
save base model in low res, export and then pose it
go to highres model, switch to lowest subdiv, import posed low res and the go back to the highest subdiv again. details should all be there without any problem.
This is probably the old school way of doing this? You now have Tpose save and load which seems to do the same thing only with complete clothed meshes etc.
not working on zbrush2018
Same, and driving me nuts, can't resculpt all muscle detail every time I alter figure proportions, have you found a solution in 2018?
Wow. Why isn't Pixelogic highlighting this?
Sorcery!
Boom!
sir i have doubt that while using zremesher after sculpting my pose is changing....how to fix this???????
did not look like all of the detail was the same, with that said its still a faster prosess
this tutorial is not clear to me, have to read RB FILM comment to understand >"
I am interested if there is any similar functionality with blender?
Wait, isn't that trick totally useless? If it's gotta be the same model, with same subdivs, same counts, then why not just pose your detailed mesh in lower division? It's actually the same thing, no?
This videos is kinda simple, 3 mins, but it could be explained like 100 times better...
this video its the more beautiful thing in the world than you
All these years... What type of witchcraft is this?
its not working ..or really i dont understand that shit tutorial ....:X