This two part tutorial explains how to work with Zbrush and Second Life. You'll learn how to create textures in Zbrush and export them directly into Second Life.
NOTE: This link is to a Flash version of the first 5 minutes of this 60+ minute tutorial. A download link is provided on the page for the full WMP tutorial.
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How To:
Add Zspheres to a sculpted character in Zbrush 3.1
How To:
Mask in ZBrush 3
How To:
Achieve a smoother model in Zbrush
How To:
Work with alphas in Zbrush
How To:
Mirror geometry in Zbrush
How To:
Create blendshapes to animate faces in Zbrush
How To:
Sculpt the details of a shoe in 3D using Zbrush
How To:
Create hair in Maya and transfer it to Zbrush
How To:
Use Projection Master in Zbrush
How To:
Use and combine subtools in Zbrush
How To:
Set up 3 point lighting in Zbrush 3.1
How To:
Use brushes and masking in Zbrush 3.1
How To:
Set up image planes in Zbrush 3.1
How To:
Fix a hole in a mesh in Zbrush 3.1
How To:
Rig a Zbrush character in Maya & import it to Zbrush
How To:
Hide and reveal elements of a model in Zbrush 3
How To:
Present Zbrush work in a portfolio
How To:
Create displacement maps in Zbrush for Maya
How To:
Sculpt fabric in 3D using Zbrush
How To:
Add Zspheres to a sculpted character in Zbrush 3.1
How To:
Mask in ZBrush 3
How To:
Work with alphas in Zbrush
How To:
Achieve a smoother model in Zbrush
How To:
Mirror geometry in Zbrush
How To:
Create blendshapes to animate faces in Zbrush
How To:
Sculpt the details of a shoe in 3D using Zbrush
How To:
Create hair in Maya and transfer it to Zbrush
How To:
Use Projection Master in Zbrush
How To:
Use and combine subtools in Zbrush
How To:
Set up 3 point lighting in Zbrush 3.1
How To:
Use brushes and masking in Zbrush 3.1
How To:
Sculpt fabric in 3D using Zbrush
How To:
Create displacement maps in Zbrush for Maya
How To:
Create a good workflow for sculpting in Zbrush
How To:
Fix a hole in a mesh in Zbrush 3.1
How To:
Rig a Zbrush character in Maya & import it to Zbrush
How To:
Set up image planes in Zbrush 3.1
How To:
Present Zbrush work in a portfolio
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