Sculpt a 3D printable Skeleton model in Zbrush
What you’ll learn
Learn how to digitally sculpt in the industry leading software: zbrush
Learn how to navigate zbrush
Learn how to load reference images into zbrush and create accurate proportions
Learn to use many brushes: what each does and when to use them
Learn how to create an entire human skeleton
Learn how to pose your skeleton
Learn how to optimize your skeleton for 3d printing
Requirements
You will need access to a computer
You will need access to the internet
An understanding of the English Language
You will need access to Zbrush free 30 day trial is available for first time users
A drawing tablet is highly recommended
Description
Created with the absolute first timer in mind, this course will teach you to become proficient in many of Zbrush’s more complex features – many of which are unknown to more advanced users. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and skills to create professional-quality 3D models fit for 3D printing and sales. Join our lead 3D Modeler Josh O’hala as he recreates the exact same skeleton model that we sell to consumers. You will be guided through our professional production pipeline:You will learn how to become comfortable navigating Zbrush.You will learn how to add simple geometry to your project which will be used later. You will learn how to import reference images into your project. You will learn how to make your “clay” transparent and use your reference images to sculpt more accurately. You will learn how to use many commonly used brushes as well as specialized brushes to create beautiful and accurate sculpts. The lessons learned will be reinforced as Josh guides you through creating the entire skeleton model. You will learn how to pose your skeleton to create many variation models. You will learn how to optimize your model for 3D printing.You will learn the process of making your model 3D printable.and much more! visit us on youtube for examples of our models and tutorials.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What you’ll need.
Section 2: Getting Started
Lecture 3 First steps
Lecture 4 Making the sphere editable
Lecture 5 Adding Reference Images
Section 3: Skull
Lecture 6 Blocking out the Skull
Lecture 7 Dynamesh and Zremesher
Lecture 8 Refining the Skull
Lecture 9 Refining the skull part 2
Lecture 10 Starting the bottom jaw
Lecture 11 Detailing the Jaw
Lecture 12 Making Teeth
Lecture 13 Adding teeth to the skull
Lecture 14 Fine Tuning the upper skull
Lecture 15 Fine Tuning the lower skull
Section 4: Ribcage
Lecture 16 Starting the Ribcage
Lecture 17 Refining the ribcage
Lecture 18 Finishing the Ribcage
Section 5: Pelvis
Lecture 19 Starting the Pelvis
Lecture 20 Refining the Pelvis
Lecture 21 Refining the pelvis Part 2
Lecture 22 Finishing the Pelvis
Section 6: Preparing the Project for the Rest of the Skeleton
Lecture 23 Deformation Tab Scaling
Lecture 24 Adding the Tools Together
Section 7: Arms
Lecture 25 Starting the Arms
Lecture 26 Detailing the Upper Arm
Lecture 27 Forearm
Lecture 28 Subtool Master / Creating Second Arm
Section 8: Legs
Lecture 29 Starting the Legs
Lecture 30 Refining the Legs
Lecture 31 Finishing the Legs
Section 9: Hands
Lecture 32 Starting the Hands
Lecture 33 Refining the Hand
Lecture 34 Refining the Hand part 2
Lecture 35 Posing the Hands
Section 10: Feet
Lecture 36 Starting the Foot
Lecture 37 Refining the Foot
Lecture 38 Finishing the Foot
Section 11: Spine
Lecture 39 Spinal Vertebrae
Lecture 40 Insert Mesh Brush
Lecture 41 Creating the Spine
Section 12: Finishing up the Skeleton
Lecture 42 Finishing up the Skeleton
Section 13: Optimizing for 3D Printing
Lecture 43 Thickening the Skeleton
Lecture 44 Thickening the Skeleton part 2
Lecture 45 Sharpening the Hands and Arms
Lecture 46 Sharpening the Feet and Legs
Lecture 47 Finishing Touches
Section 14: Posing
Lecture 48 Posing
Section 15: Solidifying the Mesh
Lecture 49 Solidifying the Mesh
Section 16: Finishing and Preparing for Print
Lecture 50 Finishing and Preparing for Print
Lecture 51 Repairing the Model for Non – Formlabs 3D Printers
This course is intended for anyone who wants to learn how to create professional quality digital sculptures.,This course is intended for anyone who wants to learn how to create their own models for 3D printing.,This course is intended for anyone who wants to learn how to create their own miniatures for tabletop games.
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 11h 58m | 9.07 GB
Created by: Christian McNachtan
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