ZBrush tips for improving fast recording

Two of these methods require the installation of Adobe After Effects software to edit output video, and if the video editor is inaccessible, the first method can be fully implemented in ZBrush and will be very effective.

said that each use of ZBrush like ZBrush fast recording function should not be too much, of course, there are exceptions, but generally speaking fast recording function is a good way to show the work and work process, the operation is very simple, speed up the operation is impressive enough, A window that works as an artist's workflow, and can be used to review your work and recall problems that may not be recognized.

Take a look at some examples:

1. Radiation inclination

You can see a flat background or a linear tilt in most quick recordings, linear gradients from Black to Gray, which are the default backgrounds in ZBrush, can change their range and color through the document palette, but only so, what if you want to add nice radiation gradients rather than just linear gradients or plane colors?

Follow these steps to easily improve your fast recording ability by using beautiful radiation gradients in the background, which can be very subtle but have a big impact.

Step one: Move the light palette to the right tray, and then expand the background palette;

Step Two: Click on the environment texture slot, then click "Import", select Zbg_background_for_time-lapses.hdr, you can also use TEMPLATE.PSD to create/adjust their own background;

Note: The background file in this wizard resource is a 32-bit HDR image, and if you use a template to make your own background, be sure to save the file as. hdr or. EXR for better results.

Step three: Rotate the view until you see the gradient, and then hold down shift to twist the view;

Step four: Close the "Rotate shape" button (after the rotational shape has been angled).

Finish it! Next, you can use the slider bar to adjust the tilt before recording a quick recording.

Scaling: The background image will be enlarged or reduced, and then the size of the embedded gradient is changed.

Exposure and Gamma: These two do not need to be explained, they can be regarded as brightness and contrast.

Longitude: The center of moving the inclination around.

Latitude: The center of moving the inclination up and down.

So, in fact, before recording a quick recording, you can put any image you want into the background, such as a tiny logo, or some background icon related to the project.