Zbrush 4 - Spacemarine shoulder pad - Shadowbox and Matchmaker - PART 2

[EvilKris]

so how do you join the two poly's together so that they're one poly, is there a Boolean tool for unifying them?

[djdwarfy]

How do you make the inside hollow so it would fit for a shoulder? :S if i use a brush and try to make a indent i just fuck it up :S

[1john1992]

I thought it was bar soap when i seen the thumbnail.

[guitaHer099]

nigga you sound like you boutta die dawg stop hittin dat bowl nigga

[BHVampireLF]

HEY MEN!!!.... THIS IS THE MOST FUCKING AMZING TUTORIAL FOR Z-BRUSH......

THANKS!!!

[ScorpioXcore]

Brilliant stuff! This has been really usefull!

[DraKosrl]

de puta madre

[gordontarpley]

really cool. i'm loving the new shadowbox so far. great to see other people's examples.

thanks for making the tutorial!

[AngriestAmerican]

Wow! Great modelling!!

I have a question, maybe you can help me understand.

How do you make a mesh in ZB and then use it in LW. Isn't there a HIGH poly count in the ZB model?

I did at one time make a model in LW then import it into ZB, then detailed it, used the Displacement mapping, but it lost detail in LW. I wasn't to impressed so I stopped using ZB.

I see some incredible models made in ZB, but how feasible is it to use the models in programs like LW, where the polycount matters.

[EvilKris]

@AngriestAmerican

Zbrush can switch between low and high poly's. The Shadowbox has a setting above it (it's part of the ReMesh All function) in which you can set the resolution of the poly's.eg- if you want a 64 poly shape you can set it to x8 res.

Later on you can then subdivide it multiple times and still keep the original shape as a low-poly mesh which will alter shape based on your high poly modifications. You can also retopologise in Zbrush pretty easily and reduce poly's using remeshALL.

[kbenusis]

V.nice tutorial. Thanks.

[JaynaPavlin]

what a great tool tip, thanks for sharing it!

[outaluck1]

Wonderful tutorials, both part 1 & 2. Thanks for sharing this with us. Now one important question to me is: What Space Marine chapter will this end up being?

I prefer the Dark Angels.

[NathanKRobinson]

You planning on making a full model of the marine psi? Great video.

[3DGameResources]

@NathanKRobinson : Not sure yet, but I am gonna make a few bits at least...

[wisdomprophet777]

great tutorial. thanks

[3DGameResources]

@wisdomprophet777 : You're welcome.

[lordofthecubes]

now a space marine helmet ;)

[3DGameResources]

@lordofthecubes : One thing at a time ;-) gonna continue this a little further to the painted version then I will probably make a helmet or a bolter...

[wisdomprophet777]

@3DGameResources Actually I'd love to see a polypaint tutorial for this. If you can go into a polypainting requirements (ie... number of polys required to get a good UV map, and pre prepping before painting, map resolution, etc) a bit...that would be fantastic! I was never able to get good results from polypainting after converting into a map from UVs.

[3DGameResources]

@Theicemonkeyjr : Thanks, more on the way, Yes I am very interested in the new Space Marine game (am a big 40k fan) so thanks for the tip-off.