Use the edit mode in ZBrush

Use the edit mode in ZBrush

Pixologic, the makers of ZBrush present this video tutorial from the ZClassroom on how to use the edit mode in ZBrush. the edit button allows you to take a tool from a 2D state into a 3D state... watch to learn about using edit mode.

If you're new to ZBrush or looking to expand your knowledge, these easy to follow videos are for you. The constantly growing library of video tutorials from Pixologic is designed to get you up and running with ZBrush in no time.

ZBrush is a digital sculpting and painting program that has revolutionized the 3D industry with its powerful features and intuitive workflows. Built with in an elegant interface, ZBrush offers the world’s most advanced tools for today’s digital artists. With an arsenal of features that have been developed with usability in mind, ZBrush creates a user experience that feels incredibly natural while simultaneously inspiring the artist with in. With the ability to sculpt up to a billion polygons, ZBrush allows you to create limited only by your imagination.

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