Hello,
I’m a hobbiest and since a few time I am switching from Cinema4D to blender (because of the money).
At the same time I try to have some fun with Zbrush and I wanted to combine this with my Blender Project.
Now I found the unofficial equivalent to goZ, named goB:
http://www.zbrushcentral.com/showthread.php?127419-GoB-an-unofficial-GoZ-for-Blender/page3
This works to swith the model between the programs although it is not so comfortable like the official ones.
Then I tryed a little project to sculpt and texture a dragon in zbrush and use this in blender. But at the end I only get a much too dark, nearly black, dragon.
I use:
Blender 2.61
Zbrush 4R2
So I…
in Blender:
- modeled a dragon (along a very good tutorial from cgcookie)
- made UVs
- transfered the model by goB to Zbrush
in Zbrush:
- used the imported tool and put the dragon on the canvas
- devided 3 times
- scupted
- painted with polypaint
- made texture from polypaint
- made normal and displacement map on lowest devision level
- transfered the model by clicking goZ
in Blender:
- imported the model
- added a modifier to the dragon: subdivision surface - 3 render divisions
- RENDER
Now the problem:
It’s very dark and it’s strongly reflecting - it ist really not the same like in zbrush.
My trys:
- reducing specularity in Blender -> better
- swithing off the displacement and normal maps -> still a black reflecting dragon
- trying the same procedere with Blender 2.59 (because goB is mabe for this but worked also so far with 2.61) -> same result
What I do wrong?
I attach:
- zbrush render -> this I want to have in blender
- blender render
- tex map
Greetings,
Nahuta
Please excuse my newbie german english, I do my very best. 