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Nice trick! But I prefer doing this by Maya. Maya for hard surface is faster.

how are you making polygroups with qmesh without extruding?

your tutorial is good but everything is a all over the place there is a lot of things you didn't explain especially the blend nodes and the how you connected the two main tile nodes for wrinkles I just couldn't follow the tutorials after 11 minutes in I can see the result is very good but you should focus on clarifying where goes into where

thx alot!

Hi. Awesome sculpt but something gone wrong in textures...

Very nice orc. You make it very confident. Cool..

Wow

For beginners is a joke when you skip over steps

10:00 this is just to see what ZBrush can do

i have a big issue when ever i extrude it extrudes whhole poly group....it does not extrude a single section like you are doing at 4.35 mark

it would be better to plug the node into normal output so that people can really see the progress in 3d view as you do it.

defo not for beginer - got stuck at mask point - had to google...

this tutorial is a mess, i can't understand anything, horrible

Bruh that clip curve technique to get the rounded shape at the top of the chest is chefs kiss my man my mind was blown. Need you to come back to youtube with that big brain!!

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if you un-check 'tri-parts' the open edges will weld together automatically and complete the ring (at 14.00 min)

How do you make the wrap purple at 1:31 , Little on screen button shortcuts would be very helpful :)

Made this in fusion360 in about 15 minutes, including the missing notches on the side. Then imported as a high poly obj. The problem with HS modelling in ZB is its not possible to be precise.

what about if you have multiple maps?

That's definitely not a beginner tutorial. I couldn't follow your fast steps even though I found it attractive to watch... But not for more than a few seconds.

good tutorial, love your zmodeling tuts

Why would you do this in zbrush instead of maya or max?

really helpfull, thank you !

thaanks

I know it’s not relevant but you have a really nice voice :D

Best useful

Thanks!!! Excellent!!

Damn, this is really good and detailed guide

Omg this is so usefuuuul

I can't afford Zbrush unfortunately, but this video gave some great insight on how to make those, thanks

Ey man great tutorial! Thank you for your time I really appreciate it. One question tho, I've been using ZBrush for years and still can't figure out how you selected those points at 1:25 ...mind explaining? Thanks man, have a good one

1.27 - 'and then just click' - nothing happens for me? it just deselects the curve. No geometry appears. Sorry, no idea what im doing here...

Bro can you share your UI it looks so cool and productive. With those colors and arrangements.. please ?

For begginer? 😅

My adventure with woodworking started with Woodprix.

Where did you get the tile generator at 7:58 of the video?

If you want this to be beginner friendly you have to talk through every node. We don't know what those nodes are and what you are doing with them.

How much time did it take? this is really amazing

Thanks very much!!!

although i think that it is a little bit hard to understand some parts for a beginner, i learned a lot by watching this tutorial. thanks a lot :)

Hey that was great, thanks!

are you sure this is for beginners?

I just try to make new things with hard surface and this vid is helpful. Merci l'ami

Super 👌🏻

I appreciate what you are doing, but if anyone was keeping up with you, they would have to have the same level of skill as you do. A bit of a breakdown would help the slower kids in class.

Hm....(silently clicks back)

very fast... but nice...

neat tricks.

Excellent tutorial! I'm just having a little it of trouble at the 9:00 mark, after you framed the creases, what tool/brush did you use to insert the straps? I can't find it.