Zbrush 4r2: Using Dynamesh

This video by Zbrush Certified Instructor and Autodesk Maya Certified Instructor Andrew Klein, takes a look at new features in Zbrush 4r2 that allow you to add to your model as you go, giving you a clean workable poly-mesh base updated on the fly.

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Education

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• Zbrush 4r2
• Zbrush
• Pixologic
• Andrew Klein
• Art Institute
• Animation
• Maya
• Photoshop
• Sculpting
• 3d
• 3d modeling
• cg
• 3dsmax
• kleinmakelearngood

[RAYXNUM1]

I have a model I was working on with dynamesh but now I need a lower resolution mesh and don't know how to achieve that, any tricks? Good vid.

[hamtoilet]

Thank you so much for the help. I didnt have to look very hard for a good tutorial.

[MrSaphho]

I thought my new headphone got screwed.. :p

[amralshaf]

This is the alien version of Angelina jolie!

[thetubeaccount]

@janikarvonen yeah it's so jelly of dat left ear

[janikarvonen]

My right ear is missing your lovely voice ;)

[daggergblue]

I like what you got going on here, though, I am curious as to why you keep turning Dyna on and off. From what I have been able to see, and do, you can just turn it on and leave it until you are done dynameshing. All you do is hold CTRL and drag to release the mask, and repeat (CTRL drag) to remesh it.

[SylentPhantom]

Love your videos always.Thanks for the help with the new tools in Zbrush 4r2.

~Jo from AI San fran

[Paleo3d]

Very useful...thank you.

[3Djunkie1984]

As usual your videos are very helpful. Thanks for sharing andrew! By the way if you have the time, stop by my channel to check out some of my ZBrush vids. I would value your feedback.