those lines ive drawed only happend when i draw a fast line. Its normal to get this results with the DamStandard brush with Lazymouse OFF and ON with Radius 1. If it has curves which most geo does, the line curve goes straight through the piece and doesn't wrap making masking with that curve ineffective compared to the other means I outlined above. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. They gave us Stroke/Curve/Line but that doesn't work for geometry that isn't perfectly flat. :)īeen waiting 20 years for Pixologic to put "Line" as an option for masking brushes but If they haven't done so by now it's pretty clear to me it's not towards the top of their priority list lol. There are other ways involving Zplugin Projection Master and even polypainting which allow you to choose "Line" from your stroke type palette which then you can create a nice straight line at whatever angle using poly paint, then under Masking you can create a mask from polypaint after you've got your diamond pattern polypainted in. For indents and any details like on hammer, Ive kept floating geometry that Ill boolean in ZBrush. The lazy mouse settings allow you to create any style of strokes as quickly and easily as you need. Zbrush reset transpose tool olive harvest tools The workflow I follow is to create this mid poly mesh with proper polygon count and defined curves and shapes. This would give you a perfect and sharp as hell mask in that pattern that your new sliced up geometry would support or you could make a super clean extraction from or maybe not even need a mask if your goal is something like a qmesh extrusion in a diamond pattern or whatever. When sculpting in ZBrush, by using the lazy mouse function, you can make the brush stroke accurately across the surface of the model to form smooth and smooth curves, or completely neat lines through the whole surface. We also look at the new text tool inside ZBrush. We will look at the new Lazymouse 2.0 and practical examples. Next step would be to hold spacebar while in zmodeler brush and while hovering over a face (of the polygroup you just created of the diamond pattern) choose "Mask" on the top section of the menu and on the bottom which is your target choose polygroup all. We will look at the live boolian features. If you're working on low poly and still want a super clean mask for an extract or something you can use the Slice Curve brush to slice up your mesh into perfect diamonds just going back and forth across it in diagonals, then go into zmodeler and create polygroups out of the polys that form the diamond pattern.
Grab a diamond alpha from the internet by image search and load that up in your alpha palette as the alpha of your mask rect brush and drag out the mask, which will have the diamond pattern applied already. Couple of ways to do this the fastest of which would be alpha masking.
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