Watch Tutorial.Ĭontinuing on from part 1, Joseph Drust takes you through some of the more advanced features of controling your MicroMesh object on a surface for jaw dropping results. This video demonstrates the combination of the QRemesher and MicroMesh to achieve incredible final details to any mesh. Now that Joseph has completed some of the shell pieces of the “Barrett” radio, he continues on by tackling some of the more intricate shapes and parts, while showing of the power of NEW DynaMesh subtract feature. This video will enlighten you with various different key features such as NEW DynaMesh subtract, and grid image reference capability to easily model this radio to exact specifications. Watch Tutorial.Ĭreating a “Molle” Insert Mesh Curve Brush Part 2Ĭontinue along from part 1 creating the Insert Mesh Strap, as Joseph transitions into the use on NoiseMaker for pattens, and many other amazing techniques to finish off this piece. Some of the key features he will be using are ZBrush 4R4's Insert Mesh Capability, and NoiseMaker for pattern creation. Learn to model a perfectly accurate “molle” vest. Watch Tutorial.Ĭreating a “Molle” Insert Mesh Curve Brush Part 1 Also, reduce the poly count to a manageable number for your final scene. Watch Tutorial.įinishing off this series is a combination of features like Mirror and Weld, DynaMesh, and Decimation Master Plug-in to polish off the details of the “Picatinny” rail. Watch Tutorial.įollowing a brief introduction to DynaMesh Subtract in part 1, this video dives into cutting out specific shapes with DynaMesh, while demonstrating how to crop images onto the grid reference. By plugging in schematic reference to the Image Reference feature inside ZBrush, you can create virtually any shape, including this “Picatinny” rail. This video series consists of using the NEW DynaMesh Subtract feature. Download a free trial of ZBrush from Toolfarm Downloads.
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