Remember how we told you not too long ago, that there were a million ways to do the same thing in ZBrush? Well that's still true! So without further ado, welcome to part II of our VERSUS ZBrush Commands series! Let's get started, shall we? Unified Skin v DynaMesh Unified Skin was the precursor to DynaMesh for retopologizing your model's geometry to resolve mesh issues, and to create a more uniform form. We've spoken about how DynaMesh works in our previous VERSUS post, and

In a similar vein to sarah's 5 faves, this week I'll be showing off some of my favorite ZBrush commands. These commands are useful to my daily workflow in ZBrush, and are in no particular order 1. Polygroup: Autogroup This handy feature helps isolate multiple parts of your model, using an algorithm that groups fused parts and floating parts separately. It's great when working with CT scan data that contains millions of triangles internal/external noise that you may want to q

ZBrush is my favorite modeling program, so while making this list was a bit difficult, it was an interesting exercise that really made me reflect on the frequency and consistency that I use certain tools and commands-and surprisingly- encouraged me to try some new things as well! 5. zModeler Bridge/Close Holes Because this unbeatable combination can patch up many sticky situations in a sinch, turning zBrush into more than just a sculpting program. 4. (TIE) Lightning Lines Al