Can you make a zbrush model look like it was made using clay mainly super scupley?
Anyone know? like a texture or something
I am interested in this topic.
heh I was all hyped up to see someone replied but oh well. 
have you tried a search on super sculpey here…I know a few old timers use and love super sculpey and have seen it mentioned many times. I cannot specifically remember someone posting a material that resembles it but given zbrushes extensive material editing capabilities…it would not be hard to do as a material.
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I’d recommend that you post some sample images, and then other members might participate and post their suggestions or test samples.
Check out Glen Southerns Tutorial on Super Sculpey:
http://www.southerngfx.co.uk/general/tutorials/sculpture1/sculpture.htm
Eric
So, how would we go about making a model, done in ZBrush,
look like the one Glen Southerns did with Super Sculpey?
Any ideas?
(end of the page)Here is a base material to get you started. You will have to play
with various settings to get the exact look you want I reckon.
The material is my version of Mentat7’s Gi material and the lights
are a play on Pixolator’s soft shadows light.
Thanks aminuts!
Couldn’t you just take a piece of the meterial from a real photo of the clay from say photoshop, or paint shop pro 9 and do some highlighting, then put it into zbrush as a texture?