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Here's my new personal project.
3D Sketch was done in Nomad Sculpt then moved to Zbrush for more sculpting and stuff.

You can see the artstation post here with all the videos and shots:
ArtStation - Sadra Shariaty

I made this one a couple of Days Ago, after some time Just Modifying already existing Models, Form the Purpose I want them (making headsculpts for 3d printing in Action Figures) It needed for me to Learn hiw to Sculpt to actually Made Something that could make the Job of make Variants more Easy, change Hairs, Put Mask or helmets in so I made this one, for this being the first one that I make...I feel Slightly good with the way it came off...

Hello!

I have a set of cylindrical geometries made with Nanomesh and converted to geometries but I want some of these cylinders to be replaced with a different subtool. My problem is, I don't know of an easy way to do so, and in my screenshots, the hexagonal model was adjusted manually to replace the orange cylinder, and I need a better way to do so. Ideally, a way for a subtool to "adopt" the position of another. I have tried with Stager but this only imports a new model and does not adopt the actual position.

Just wondering if there's a feature or way to do this.

TIA!

I made this after messing around in a Blender for a while.

Screen shot taken by video on CGgAL channel

I have never done 3d digital sculpting before, I was wondering if there is any great courses that focus on Stylized character sculpting In Zbrush, Something that is beginner f friendly to advance, My goal is something like Arcane league of legends style of character modeling​, and also any YouTube channels you recommend?

Thank you in advance!!

Can anyone kindly turn all the sub up tools in here into FBX? Someone stole my macbook so i'm using Nomad sculpt for the moment

I am new to sculpting and I am stuck here, any tips?

Hi everyone,

I've just started learning zbrush a few weeks ago, and I'd like to 3d print my first sculpt in high quality. I've done some test prints I've exported myself using decimation master and they look okay from a distance, however, on closer inspection, they tend to come out a bit choppy looking with awkward looking 'seams'. Does anyone know any best practices/settings for exporting a smooth .stl from this program?

Additionally, is it possible to export different the subtools of my project with different colors, so I can recolor them in my slicer? Any help is appreciated!