Blender vs. Z-Brush: Which 3D Sculpting Software Reigns Supreme?
2023年1月3日 · Blender is much more intuitive for the initial form building. You can go in and out of poly modeling, it’s easier to set up refs and get a good base shape. Zbrush is superior with pretty much everything else for now though. Although blenders cloth filter and mesh filter brushes are worth an honourable mention too.
Is it worth sculpting in zbrush instead of blender? : r/ZBrush - Reddit
2023年10月21日 · As a profesional that works with both tools... I know that zbrush is superior to blender when it comes to sculpting and has far too many more tools but blender covers all my needs for what I want to create. Didn't need to read further (although I did ofc lol). -Use Blender.
Should i learn blender with a mouse? or pen tablet? : r/blender
2022年5月15日 · And you will need a tablet too if you want to dabble in the above mentioned areas. Well that answer vary a lot according of what you want to do with Blender, for low poly or hard surface model the mouse is enough. If you plan to do sculpting or drawing then the tablet is needed and more than useful.
Best Way to Learn Sculpting In Blender : r/blender - Reddit
2020年5月1日 · There are different ways to get the basic volumes down. You can arrage primitives like spheres and cubes and then easily merge them with the remesh function. You can also use traditional box modeling techniques (loop cuts, extrude etc). Alternatively, you can start with a sphere and activate Dyntopo to sculpt the basic volumes.
Sculpting- Zbrush/Blender : r/3Dmodeling - Reddit
Blender sculpting is a great alternative from what I understand, but Zbrush has a much higher poly-count limit in comparison. That being said, every studio's pipeline is different and some studios use Blender for a ton of reasons.
Any tips for optimizing high poly sculpt performance? : r/blender
2022年10月30日 · TidyPachiderm. • 2 yr. ago. High-res sculpting does always seem to perform better in Blender when using multi-res, especially if you've turned on the settings that delay visual updates on stuff out of the viewpoint, and the one that lowers the resolution dynamically when you're rotating. Why not duplicate the mesh, use the remesher to remesh ...
Learned basics of blender, should I be sculpting instead?
Add to Blender. Add a plane, R x 90 (to rotate 90 degrees). Move the plane's vertices around to form part of the central body. Use Ctrl + Click to extrude points and trace the outline of the dinosaur. Fill in the dinosaur by going to edge mode and Shift + clicking 2 vertices to make lots of triangles all over the body. Extrude slightly.
What graphics tablet should I buy for use in Blender?
2022年2月18日 · Any tablet should be fine, but one thing you can think over is space. At least with blender sculpting you will make heavy use of the left-corner of your key board, and emulation of the middle mouse to move around the scene. With this in mind, having room for tablet and keyboard comes a concern. Many tablets with a screen have some solution you ...
I want to get into 3D sculpting. Is Blender a good place to start?
2021年8月13日 · If you're looking to get into this as a hobby, Blender is definitely the way to go. If you're learning for professional use, I'd honestly still start with Blender, and move up to zBrush over time. I have some rudimentary modeling experience. I understand the basics to a degree, but my modeling experience is limited. I recently decided to snag a….
Can you do good Digita Sculpting with mouse? : r/blender - Reddit
2021年12月30日 · Honestly even when I need to sculpt nowadays pen pressure isn't suuuuper useful. Details would be harder, like scales, spikes, texture. And it's probably slower, spending more time lining up the mouse correct, moving slower since you have less fine control. Adds up probably, but, not a limitation except in terms of time.