Begin by drawing on the eye and mouth loops, as Figure 7.22 shows.Д¤. Switch the active color to black and turn on X Symmetry by pressing the X key. This will fill the colorized head with white so you can draw the edge flow plan over it in black.ДЈ. Choose the main Color menu, and click the Fill Object button.

Select white in the active color palette. Have a material selected that will make it easy to see the lines as you draw I selected the Fast Shader.Дў. Select the Standard brush and make sure only RGB is on. With the head sculpt in Edit mode, turn on Colorize under the main Tool + Texture menu. Having the edge flow drawn on with polypainting allows you to trace the lines when you are using the Topology tools, which is simpler than trying to plan and execute a retopology on the fly.ДЎ. By polypainting the edge flow on the head first, you can work out topology issues ahead of time. When youвЂ™re trying to build an animation-ready mesh on your ZTools, it is often useful to have the topology planned out ahead of time using the PolyPaint tools. By using projection in topology, you can project not just sculpted details but painted color as well. This tool allows you to start a character from just a polygon sphere and carry it all the way through to polypainting. There are two reasons you may want to change the modelвЂ™s topology: you want to adjust edge flow to remedy polygon stretching or loss of detail, or you want to create an animation-ready mesh for use in an external animation and rendering package. This is a huge advantage since it is not possible to change topology in a ZTool without losing all your sculpting detail. It is also possible to use the projection feature to shrink-wrap your new topology to a high-res ZTool, effectively capturing all your sculpted details while completely rebuilding the underlying topology. Building new geometry in this way makes it possible to create costume elements that are custom fit to your characters. You achieve this by making chains of ZSpheres that represent the polygon edges using the original ZTool as a template or base. It does not store any personal data.The ZBrush Topology tools allow you to build new geometry directly on top of an existing ZTool. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Performance'.

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