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Hi! Thanks for sharing the video. Is possible to make a video specifically for Cuts and Pins on zbrush for 3dprinting? I am having a hard time to cut my model and to make a professional cut.

Hey, great tutorial really helpful. When I try to recreate this in Substance there is no mesh reconstruction phase, I haven't managed to create anything at all useable and have tried multiple cameras, parameters, lighting conditions and experimented with the amount of photos I am using. Do you have any idea why there would be no mesh reconstruction phase? In the sub-window I just have dataset/alignment & post-process.

Very comprehensive tutorial mate. Thanks for the super useful tips. Cool stuff!

how did you customize a "Brush Stuff Zbrush"?

You are such a great artist man!! Nicely done!! You should make a tutorial about the whole process including the modeling process of the bag! Is a very tricky model and have tons of useful techniques, i'll love to se this!

Hi Pablo - your tutorial is a fantastic resource for the 3D community, and we've added it to a playlist on our channel so others can learn from you!

Wish the extra mile wasnt as expensive ... Love eatching these mini adventure though

I love these I'm the worst at detailing

Hello, One question is it possible to change the Zbrush scale settings to millimeters?

What headset are you using?

Thank you for the lesson

woahhh that's so cool

Awesome

Can you give me a set of brushes please?

great video. loved it. learnt new stuff

chitu pro > lychee paid> lychee free> chitu free in my personal experience also i tend to Duplicate mesh > dynamesh it low enough to close micro holes. > project > zremesh >project > rinse and repeat until you have the fidelity of the original mesh with all the holes closed.

Really glad you touch on prints!!

A gold nugget!

you are epic, thank you

Giger brush. impressive. hope i will can do things like this.

Wow, that's really very informative, you're doing a great job 👍👍👍👍 I'm thinking about buying a Zbrush subscription soon. Greetings Robert

Pablo thanks for showing this workflow. What did you use to render the final images? I am wondering if you can take this and throw it into Blender for a render.

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Good tutorial. Only thing I wished is that you would keep Axis Gizmo on the top right corner. Just so that viewers would know what angle you are viewing your mesh at. I've noticed a lot of content creators like to have it off, which makes following along a bit hard.

I've workee on a a free program called Allusion with some amazing people. It's an app which can organise you images using a tag system. It also has the option to send images directly to puree, it's amazing app for keeping an organised image library catalog

They just released V2, are you going to make another video :)

Here me out

Woooow that's a lot of work 😳 Well done!!

Thats sick 😮

Thank you so much Pablo.

Great tutorial brother. Nice explanation to the point.

Good tutorial. Thank you so much.

Gostei 👏 sucesso 🔥

Some of the most helpful zbrush tips I’ve seen, brilliantly delivered

Muy buen video.

Sir, thank you very Much this is amazing

Amazing

Excelente. trabajo.

nice!!

Needing to know those individual nodes are such a nightmare as a person with ADHD. It's also why I drag myself on learning Blender and Substance Designer until now.

I loved how you did the sand dunes!

Thank you so much for showing us this technique. I have so many things in mind where I will use this, also it helps for my current project. Thanks again :D

When I select any transpose tool, my alpha palette becomes grayed out. unable to select alpha

Great and very interesting, but is there any way to export a custom facial expression to Zbrush? Thanks for these tutorials

Awesome thanks

Can you make a video for marmoset toolbag. Regarding big scene rendering and optimisation tips and tricks

Would love to see more BPR work flow. Also I was wondering if you have experimented with ZBrush Red Shift rendering. I don't see anyone using it.

U are doing a fantastic job 🙇🏻

Love to see more ZBrush to Photoshop!

*wow. thank u*