just to clarify; The perpetual is not getting any of those new features. The perpetual update maintenance entitles you to no OS-, no Host-,no Full version-,no New features-,no Optimization updates. The only thing which is covered is Maintenance updates. So if Windows 10/11 significantly changes and refuses to open Zbrush perpetual even with an maintenance, you are screwed. New features will be reserved for the next paid upgrade. with perpetual and Maxons current policy, you will always be 1 Major release behind. All of this can be read in the Maxon knowledge Base about perpetual products.
@@timurariman Yes I can confirm this, you'll stay at least a year back and pay 2.5 times the price of subscription. But subscription is only renting. This is scam from a crook company. I send then a nice email asking to add a hobbyist license, they didn't even bother to answer. The disrespect !
@@timurariman This is so frustrating. As a hobbyist the price is already outside of the range of most people. The only thing that saddens me about Michael's videos is that because he is basically a shill for Maxon he will continue to focus on these new features making his videos less and less relevant to me. The best I can do is find old tutorials and try to muddle my way through.
@@crazylegsmurphy I am quite thankful for Michael showcasing those new features. He doesn´t deserve the flak. The disregard from current ZBrush owners for indies and hobbyists while imo unwise also has a positive side, it gives opportunity for new software makers and opensource developers.
very nice!
but now it's time to reworked layers panel. It was the same last 10 years. And layers so buggy with colorize subtools.
I wonder if Maxon has made less money since adopting the subscription model
Why do you think every major company is doing it now? Because it generates less revenue? 🤦♂
@@King-mj2bn they do it because they know they can extort simple minded morons into giving them more money
Hello, thanks for your work!
Cool! This is like subdivisions in dynamesh mode. I can stay in hirez dynamesh mode and experiment a little longer now. Glad I went subscription mode
Pretty neat but not '670 dollars or pay infinitely to not own anything' neat.
What I find I’m struggling with is using zsphere posing along with proxy pose.
You can Accurig the proxy pose and then return it back to ZBrush. Much more accurate
Thank you for the video ! How would you pose back the turtle with the zplugin Tpose ?
you savior
this is in a new update?
Still can't use deformers though !
Amazing feature! long overdue.
Not wortht the 500 plus dollar yearly update lame zbrush soild out hard
just to clarify;
The perpetual is not getting any of those new features.
The perpetual update maintenance entitles you to
no OS-, no Host-,no Full version-,no New features-,no Optimization updates.
The only thing which is covered is Maintenance updates.
So if Windows 10/11 significantly changes and refuses to open Zbrush perpetual even with an maintenance, you are screwed.
New features will be reserved for the next paid upgrade.
with perpetual and Maxons current policy, you will always be 1 Major release behind.
All of this can be read in the Maxon knowledge Base about perpetual products.
@@timurariman Yes I can confirm this, you'll stay at least a year back and pay 2.5 times the price of subscription. But subscription is only renting. This is scam from a crook company. I send then a nice email asking to add a hobbyist license, they didn't even bother to answer. The disrespect !
Feel sorry for anyone who purchased 2023 perpetual it literally a scam.
@@timurariman This is so frustrating. As a hobbyist the price is already outside of the range of most people. The only thing that saddens me about Michael's videos is that because he is basically a shill for Maxon he will continue to focus on these new features making his videos less and less relevant to me. The best I can do is find old tutorials and try to muddle my way through.
@@crazylegsmurphy I am quite thankful for Michael showcasing those new features.
He doesn´t deserve the flak.
The disregard from current ZBrush owners for indies and hobbyists while imo unwise also has a positive side, it gives opportunity for new software makers and opensource developers.