How to combine different group models in ZBrush

two methods of merging different group models

Method One: Use the mask to group the method.

1 Drag out the model in the workspace, press "T" after creating the object, or activate the Edit button to enter editing mode. With the insert brush, you can add the model to the underlying model again, and after the completion of the model and the underlying model are in a subtool layer, but they have different groupings (the shift+f can see the grouping of the models). Ctrl+shift a set of models to display separately, and then hold down the CTRL key to click on the blank, to mask, screenshot experience is as follows.

2 Ctrl+shift Click the left mouse button to display all models, and again ctrl+shift another set of models to display separately, hold down the CTRL key click on the blank, the mask.

3) then Ctrl+shift, click the left mouse button to display all models (that is, all masked). So again and again, when all you want to do is to mask the different groups of models, execute the Group Masked command, which means that all masks are formed into separate groups. Screenshot experience is as follows.

Method Two: Use the display hidden method.

1) Press and hold Ctrl+shift click on the top of the left tool carving brush icon, in the pop-up floating panel select Selectrect Brush, the second stroke type Select the "Rect" rectangular class. Ctrl+shift Click the model group you want to merge to hide it (click again to select multiple, or select a group and then hold down the Ctrl+shift left mouse button in the work area and drag the reverse display), as shown in the figure.

2 Execute the group visible command to make the currently displayed face a set, as shown in the figure.

How to merge Subtool:

Click the Merge Down button under the Subtool panel. In the shortcut menu that pops up, select OK. You can merge the Subtool layer.