Insert Multi Mesh Repository

[BadKing]

Thanks mate

@BadKing,
Wow, these are awesome!!!
Torsos, wings and legs… oh my (ô¿ô)
Props to you and to all the artist in the creation of these amazing brushes
Cheers,
~Tung

[BadKing]

Appreciate your work

[BadKing]

Can’t wait to see them!

All of this is gorgeous work. Thank you everybody. I’ll be making some of my own soon for my demo reel and I’ll post them up for everybody. Keep it up!

[MASTERSHOKHAN]

Thought this could be handy

DOWNLOAD

Feel free to modify, and add more hands and gestures!

Thanks so much!!!

[RAMWolff]

Oh, may I give you a hand for such a fabulous offering??

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[Derek_Frenzo]

Really great brushes! Thanks so much, Bad King!

[Dantert]

I saw a lot of amazing brush here and I tried to make my own insert and insert multi mesh brushes and every time I end up with the same problem…I create the base meshes in 3ds max and import them in zbrush as obj in a single file, then I position them on the z-axis so the meshes will point out or inward if I draw them on the mesh then I click the create multi mesh brush button. The result every time is an insert mesh that is not pointing perpendicular from the surface where I draw it but it’s always rotated random in the space or laying on a side…I tried to rotate the mesh on every coordinate and retry but the outcome is always the same…I really don’t know why at this point…I tried with the zbrush cylinder too and it seems that even if I rotate it in the space it is always rotate wrong when I draw it as an insert mesh…
Please help… :C

[LVXIFER]

I saw a lot of amazing brush here and I tried to make my own insert and insert multi mesh brushes and every time I end up with the same problem…I create the base meshes in 3ds max and import them in zbrush as obj in a single file, then I position them on the z-axis so the meshes will point out or inward if I draw them on the mesh then I click the create multi mesh brush button. The result every time is an insert mesh that is not pointing perpendicular from the surface where I draw it but it’s always rotated random in the space or laying on a side…I tried to rotate the mesh on every coordinate and retry but the outcome is always the same…I really don’t know why at this point…I tried with the zbrush cylinder too and it seems that even if I rotate it in the space it is always rotate wrong when I draw it as an insert mesh…
Please help… :C

After:[ I create the base meshes in 3ds max and import them in zbrush as obj in a single file, then I position them on the z-axis so the meshes will point out or inward if I draw them on the mesh then I click the create multi mesh brush button ] try on the deformation palette the UNIFY button, it is necessary to have a tool centered with the right coordinates besides why obj and import ? Try GoZ directly. Hope this can help

[Dantert]

After:[ I create the base meshes in 3ds max and import them in zbrush as obj in a single file, then I position them on the z-axis so the meshes will point out or inward if I draw them on the mesh then I click the create multi mesh brush button ] try on the deformation palette the UNIFY button, it is necessary to have a tool centered with the right coordinates besides why obj and import ? Try GoZ directly. Hope this can help

Thanks I’ll try it^^

[BadKing]

Cheers

Really great brushes! Thanks so much, Bad King!

[_4Z4R]

I saw a lot of amazing brush here and I tried to make my own insert and insert multi mesh brushes and every time I end up with the same problem…I create the base meshes in 3ds max and import them in zbrush as obj in a single file, then I position them on the z-axis so the meshes will point out or inward if I draw them on the mesh then I click the create multi mesh brush button. The result every time is an insert mesh that is not pointing perpendicular from the surface where I draw it but it’s always rotated random in the space or laying on a side…I tried to rotate the mesh on every coordinate and retry but the outcome is always the same…I really don’t know why at this point…I tried with the zbrush cylinder too and it seems that even if I rotate it in the space it is always rotate wrong when I draw it as an insert mesh…
Please help… :C

For creating Inser Meshes you don´t need to adjust any axis. Zbrush grabs your mesh depending on your screen normals. So for example If want a Table InserMesh you have to press Create InserMesh from the Brush palette when you have the Top view of your Table. This way you will have it facing Normal to the surface when inserting.
If you want to create InsertMeshes with curve functions my recomendation is think about the same rule as before but also think the stroke is going to tile vertically. So for chains etc… You need to press insertMesh when having it Vertically tileable.

Hope this helps

Regards

F.

[galladur]

wouaouh and wouaouh again !

Thanks to everyone for your wonderfull brushes

[3DDigitalDoubles]

Thank you… I appreciate all of your contributions.

[PFC666]

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[ArfGraf]

Greetings, I’m trying to put together a multi-insert brush for building guitars. I don’t quite know what I’m doing. I’ve already created the guitar base( I made a custom mesh using topo) and a guitar neck same method. I’ve already saved both of the parts as brush presets, but I’m trying to put all the parts together under a single guitar multi-insert set. I tried to do the append but they are still separate parts, any help would be appreciated. I want to have a couple of other guitar bases, one with a cut-out and one for flying V, along with keys and maybe some knobs.

[diablo1979]

Share your Insert Multi Mesh Brushes!

Now that ZBrush 4R4 is out, we’re excited to see that some artists are already starting to contribute IMM Brushes to the community. These are an extremely powerful feature in the new release, letting you easily build brushes for specialized purposes – anything from parts to build a spaceship to facial parts or various types of stitches for clothing. The sky’s the limit!

In order to maximize the benefit of sharing IMM Brushes with the community, we’ve created this thread. Please post your IMM Brush creations here. Be sure to include a description of the brush, one or more illustrations showing what it does and what its options are, and a download link.

Don’t forget that ZBrush also allows you to create custom icons for your brushes and with ZBrush 4R4 you can also add your name and website URL! (See page 69 of the ZBrush 4R4 What’s New PDF included in your Documentation folder.) This makes sharing your IMM Brushes an excellent way to build recognition for yourself as an artist!

We can’t wait to see what kinds of brushes you create and share in this thread.

Happy ZBrushing!

In order to keep this thread serving primarily serving as a library, please DO NOT post questions here. We have created a special thread for that, which you can find By Clicking Here

Thanks!

JUST FOUND OUT TRIM DYNAMIC DOES NOT WORK WITH X SYMMETRY
try it out you will find that it is off when trying to sculpt with TRIM DYNAMIC

[tonare]

JUST FOUND OUT TRIM DYNAMIC DOES NOT WORK WITH X SYMMETRY
try it out you will find that it is off when trying to sculpt with TRIM DYNAMIC

Just mirror and weld.

[_4Z4R]

Greetings, I’m trying to put together a multi-insert brush for building guitars. I don’t quite know what I’m doing. I’ve already created the guitar base( I made a custom mesh using topo) and a guitar neck same method. I’ve already saved both of the parts as brush presets, but I’m trying to put all the parts together under a single guitar multi-insert set. I tried to do the append but they are still separate parts, any help would be appreciated. I want to have a couple of other guitar bases, one with a cut-out and one for flying V, along with keys and maybe some knobs.

If you want to have your guitar merged you have to create the guitar in one sigle subtool and in one polygroup. But maybe it could be a great idea to create an insert multimesh tripart. So you can create a guitar in a single tool but then split in three polygroups. One for each part; body, neck, head. Then you can create an InserMultiltimesh curve and Zbrush will create a tileable repetible part for the group in the middle. So the neck of the guitar can be as long as you want. Remember to set in Brush Modifiers the Weld Points and increase the Curve Res.

Hope this helps

Cheers

F.

[Bas_Mazur]

Please Aurick, clean it up a bit

[wckedsunny]

I would like to preload some matcap and IMM brushes while starting zbrush, how do I do that?

Google and forums search is giving me no clue.

Anyone can help?