Hard Surface Techniques in ZBrush 4R5

Pluralsight
Course Summary
Known in the past for being an incredible tool for organic modeling and sculpting, ZBrush actually also contains an array of tools geared toward hard-surface modeling with more and more features added in each new update. Software required: ZBrush 4R5.
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Course Description
Known in the past for being an incredible tool for organic modeling and sculpting, ZBrush actually also contains an array of tools geared toward hard-surface modeling with more and more features added in each new update. This ZBrush tutorial goes over many of those tools and features using a simple project based approach. We'll talk about methods for doing simple hard-surface modeling like extrusions and defining edge hardness. We'll also cover mesh replacement to combine different meshes and use DynaMesh to create more complex, seamless, hard-surfaces very quickly. In addition, we'll talk about the Panel Loops feature and how it can be used to create raised or lowered panels, or extracted geometry with thickness. In the end you'll have a good overview of some of the many options in ZBrush for working on your own hard-surface projects. Software required: ZBrush 4R5.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction and Project Overview- 0m 59s
—Introduction and Project Overview 0m 59sHard Surface Techniques in ZBrush 4R5- 1h 34m
—Defining Polygroups 6m 59s
—Creating Hard-surface Shapes 7m 43s
—Sharpening Edges 9m 48s
—Creating Insets with Mesh Replacement 5m 34s
—Using Panel Loops 11m 6s
—Using Extracted Curves 5m 49s
—Beginning with Dynamesh 11m 13s
—Additive Dynamesh 5m 50s
—Creating Overlapping Plates 9m 59s
—Adding Detail with Insert Brushes 8m 46s
—Adding Detail with Micro Mesh 11m 56s