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Brendan
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![]() hey all,
I have been modeling for quite a long time over 8 years in fact but the last 2 years I had stopped and got to buzy. I was looking at some tutorials on the new dynamesh and its subtract method, You can get high detailed hard surfaces in no time. What I am trying too do is create a model train carriage mostly in zbrush but with the basic meshes from maya like on one of the video tutorials from http://www.pixologic.com/zclassroom...h-joseph-drust/ This is the carriage I am wanting to make in the attachment Would I still be better off using my other programs over zbrush, I want to start too build my majority of things in zbrush. Thank you. __________________
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Daniel McGrath
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zbrush hard surface modeling isn't very suited to creating production assets so it really depends on your intentions. You would still need to retopologise the models if you wanted to use them outside of beauty renders or illustration work.
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EZ-Brush
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you can use shadow box,
for the windows set your (square)alpha >modify:H-tile http://i.imgur.com/EyePy.jpg ![]() need to clean it up and lower the polys with QRemesher http://i.imgur.com/uUpt3.jpg ![]() then the window glass http://i.imgur.com/uptUR.jpg ![]() Last edited by informerman : 11 November 2012 at 08:37 AM. |
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Brendan
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With shadow box is there a way to have a grid on it so I can get a bit more of a correct scale.
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