So finally the bad choice i did, is to keep the common feature on top of the modules, that surely are momre exciting to read and discover. I just want to say that on future website, the presentation might be very different, here i can only list the features. I think I understand properly now, what is good what is not good with my approach. Oh thank you Pior, I really appreciate really you describe me the experience you had when reading my description of the toolset. Sorry if i lost you guys with my explanation, trying to make my best, sometime language barrier doesn't help much. The workspace is portable and can be shared to make collaborative work.

The workspace directory is easy to backup and to commit on any versioning software like Perforce. Image editor or your favorite 3D editors. The Workspace is the central place, to bridge and connect withĮxternal editors and edit the files you generated with Zbrush, into the Startup Zbrush, and reload the last Zproject in one click.Ĭhange the Project name to save the zproject with different Name and backup past iterations of your work.Īll the settings and panels Ui state are restored after a possible application crash of Zbrush. One click to save the current assets : Ztool, alpha, materials, or Brushes To recover after a possible ZProject file that could be corrupted and The workspace manager reinforces the Zbrush project It’s a safe place It’s a pre-defined organization to improve your workflow and youĭon’t have to worry about where you should save your assets, it will Workspace Manager is a directory on your hard drive, that contains all the assets of your Zbrush project.

Note : Common Features are includes with Renderer, Texturer and Baker modules Should reimport the subtools, and let you choose if you want to re-project the details onto the new mesh. You can Reimport from UVs Directory, if you create that Directory, it Re-import the current Subtool in Zbrush, in accordance to the subdirectory within the workspace directory.

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