Displacement map workflow from Zbrush to Arnold

In this video I am going to show you the full workflow from a dynamesh sculpt in zbrush, to rendering with displacement map in Arnold. We'll go over the remeshing and uv's to the displacement setup in Arnold. I am going to be using Maya, but you can apply this concepts in other 3d apps.

[@kiyansahandi6630]

straightforward tutorial awesome channel

[@actionmaker8983]

Thank you very much sir you saved my ass

[@omarrrfahmy1]

that's so smart

[@karthickkarthick7485]

Super tutor

[@zandi6359]

Great

[@uwill5995]

please consider open a discord channel. I would like to join

[@Solo_3d]

Awesome video! Thanks a lot! I have questions about subdiv lvl. In multi map exporter, in displacement setting you put subd lvl 5, so highest one. But model you export is subd lvl 1 . Isn’t it should be the same subd lvl in the setting for generate map?

[@cgside]

Hey. You're probably right, honesty been doing like this for the whole project and had no issues. Try it and see if it makes any difference and let me know. Cheers

[@dayzgame7364]

Displacement map work with unral ungine ??

[@cgside]

Hi, haven't used unreal, yet. But I am sure you can find a tutorial in youtube :)

[@ATUNAT.]

yes, its work !

[@vasupriye4782]

I always find difficultly in exporting zbrush displacement map specially when exporting for human skin pores. I never have high res displacement map or the level of detail I see in Zbrush. Please I really need help. This thing is bugging me a lot

[@cgside]

Hey, do you set enough subdivisions in Maya/Arnold? To get fine detail you will need more geometry. Also a normal map and auto bump can help. Cheers