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The idea here is that this will be the first in a series of posts for ZBrush that will have the task of slowly helping you get into the essence of ZBrush and show you that it’s an amazingly powerful software that can be of immense use to anyone in the CG industry regardless or the field that you are working in. Custom ZBrush UIs for various workflows and colors to change the ‘look and feel’ Browse the UIs and UI colours Library You can use these buttons below to navigate this page and jump to the desired category. All in all there really isn’t too much to explain about this video as it is very straight forward, but at the same time it is a great place to start if you are getting into ZBrush. In the video below we will start from a totally “vanilla” clean UI and we will go over and explain how we can move buttons and menus around, how to change their size and color scheme.
As you can see right away this post is aimed at the beginners so if you are working with ZBrush and are proficient with it then you might find this post not engaging, but if you are just starting out or considering picking up ZBrush then carry on. I decided to make today’s post about Zbrush, more notably about the UI in ZBrush and how to understand and customize it to your needs. For example, my stitch brush, I'll select on that, and say open, and that now opens up my brush.After a bit of a delay in the posting schedule due to an injury, here we are back with another post. Find whatever brush it is that I'd like to put into my custom setting. Now to bring in some of the brushes I can go under my brush command, and I could load a brush. I'm also then going to go down to the rate, and change that setting to zero and that gives me a nice clean gray background to work with. The first thing you'll notice is the document size is actually a bit smaller than the canvas and I want to maximize that, so we'll go to document, and click on double, that's going to increase the size of my window. I'll also remove the lightbox so it's not in the way. To set up a custom UI, you want to go under preferences, and under config, turn on enable customize. I'll also begin importing in my custom brushes and materials so that I can work with them. I'm now ready for the next step in setting up the UI within ZBrush.
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