ZBrush Topology Brush Introduction

Zremesher provides a better automated topology and a fully reconstructed topology for user-bootstrap topologies. There are also several new brush features for the organism and the hard surface carving that can improve your workflow.

Trim curve Brushes: This brush works like a clipping brush, but the strokes on the geometry are reversed, ZBrush removes all parts of the geometry from the trim curve and closes the resulting hole.

Bridging brushes: Create polygons in bridging between surface holes, polygon group boundaries and even produce folding edges-all operations need to be clicked 2 times. You can manipulate the brush with a closed or open curve.

Line brushes: Using this brush, you will no longer need to rely on a topology or polygon group to define the edges of a polyline. The brush allows you to define a freeform curve where you need to add a hem.

Brush radius option Extension: for trimming and cutting brushes effectively, this option can create a thin topology or even a surface thickness path.

Visibility extension: A variety of cutting and filling hole brushes, can now be partially hidden geometry to create unique pieces or control which holes are closed, which holes remain open. Dynamesh now has the ability to manipulate parts of the geometry.

The new curve frame: all the brushes that turn on the curve pattern will automatically detect openings, folds and polygon groups on any surface. This will open a series of quick paths for using such as curved bridging, triangular fill curves, multiple pipelines, and more brushes.

Dynamesh Reserved Polygon Group (polygroups): All existing polygon groups from your original model or inserted into the grid body will continue to be maintained when the model is applied Dynamesh, even when you re updating Dynamesh. Combined with existing features such as plate rim, packet rim and polishing features, you can create a hard surface in ZBrush with a surprising number of new methods.

Forward grouping: The function of this polygon group is to build a new polygon group from the camera's viewpoint. It assigns a separate polygon group to the visible polygon facing the camera.

New dynamic mode for orphaned display: only the currently active child object is retained in operation and is visible in front of the ZBrush camera. This improves the 3d navigation performance and makes it easy to manipulate complex models.

UV smoothing: When the UV of the model is smoothed, the ZBrush can now freeze their boundaries. This will process and create a seamless texture for the external renderer. Smooth UV is not affected by the level of subdivision between the high and low.

Plate rim: Two new options for plate rim characteristics provide a way to ensure that you can quickly adopt a one-click solution, or redistribute a polygon group or use a topological rim.