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Character Modeling and Sculpting in Zbrush by Class Creatives

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Release date:2020, March 5

Author:Phil Ebiner

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Not Provided

Do you want to learn how to make 3D characters for games or movies?

One of the first steps in the 3D game development workflow is to model and sculpt the character in ZBrush.

With this course, you’ll learn how to get started with ZBrush to sculpt your own characters, props or any other game assets. This is the only course you need to get started with Zbrush!

What will you learn in this course?

This Character Modeling and Sculpting in Zbrush course will help you learn the necessary tools and techniques to jump start your career in the creative world of Game Development. You will not only learn how to create amazing game art, but you will also develop the ability to understand and apply current industry workflows and tools that top tier industry professionals utilize to create some of the most memorable AAA gaming titles.

In this course, we will take you through the powerful software tool that is Zbrush.

Zbrush is the 3d Artists swiss army knife, acting as the industry standard modeling and sculpting package an all in one program! It is paramount that any game development artist planning on working in the gaming industry as a, 3d Modeler, 3d Character Artist, Environment Artist, and any 3d Content Creation related job learn Zbrush! This Character Modeling and Sculpting in Zbrush course will provide you with the tools to create an assortment of 3d game assets. We will specifically teach you how to model and sculpt within the software by covering Zbrush at an introductory level, allowing beginners to get started in this creative field.

Topics that we cover throughout the length of this course will range from the ZModeler, which acts as Zbrush’s box modeling tool, to Dynamesh, which allows digital sculptors the ability to endlessly sculpt digital clay by dynamically remeshing the sculpted geometry. We will get down to the core fundamentals that make this software so powerful while making it understandable to any artist looking to learn game development.

Key topics covered in this course:

Don’t worry if you don’t know what the following terms mean – you’ll learn everything in the course!

The Zbrush interface

Lightbox presets

Viewport controls

Primitives and Polymesh 3D

Brush palette

Core Brushes

Dynamesh

ZRemesher

Symmetry with Mirror and Weld

Backface Masking

Lazy Mouse

Masking Brushes

Clipping and Trim Brushes

Gizmo Move Tool

Transpose Tool

Subtools

Splitting Geometry

Polygroups

Sculptris Pro

and so much more!

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01. Introduction
1. Welcome to Class
2. What is 3D Character Creation and How Does ZBrush Fit into the Workflow
3. How to Get Zbrush
4. Set Up a Wacom Tablet

02. Zbrush Basics – Interface and Setup
01. Understand the Zbrush Interface
02. Lightbox Presets – Using Zbrush Presets and Base Meshes
03. Viewport Controls – Understand the Navigation in Zbrush
04. Primitives and Polymesh 3D
05. Understand the Canvas – Both 2D and 3D
06. Set Up a Scene in Zbrush

03. Sculpting Basics in Zbrush
1. Brush Palette
2. Core Brushes (Move Tool, Clay Buildup, Trim Dynamic and Dam Standard)
3. Dynamesh – Dynamic Remeshing and Redistributing the Polygons
4. ZRemesher – Subdivisions and Clean Geometry
5. Symmetry Tips & Tricks – Mirror and Weld
6. Improve Sculpting with Backface Masking
7. Smooth Strokes while Sculpting with Lazy Mouse
8. Masking Brushes – Mask Pen, Mask Lasso and Clip Mask
9. Clipping and Trim Brushes for Hard Surface Sculpting with Clip Curve

04. Technical Tips to Improve Your Zbrush Workflow
01. Gizmo – Understand the Move Tool
02. Transpose Tool – The Legacy Move Tool
03. Subtools – Multiple Meshes in the Scene
04. Splitting Geometry – Split Hidden and Unmasked Geometry
05. Polygroups – Isolating Specific Areas of the Sculpt and Splitting
06. Sculptris Pro – Utilizing Dynamic Tessellation to Sculpt
07. Gizmo Deformers – Deformer Tools and Techniques
08. Mirror – Fix Symmetry with Mirror Deformer
09. Custom UI – Personalize Zbrush for Your Needs
10. Set Up Your Custom Hotkey Menu

05. Introductory Exercises
1. Quick Study Sculpts
2. Saving Ztools
3. Add Color Values and Materials with Polypaint
4. Zmodeling – Create a Prop
5. Detail Your Prop

06. Conclusion
1. Course Recap & Next Steps

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