With this pack you'll get a '.ZIP' file including: The pack comes with 4 types of brushes: Sculpting brushes, Curve-based brushes, Alpha-drag brushes, and a couple of ‘special’ Dynamic brushes.

The cloth and drapery brushes in this pack will help you to produce a believable and convincing effect, but keep in mind that is important to have an understanding of the type of clothes you are trying to sculpt and the qualities of the materials. The idea of this pack is to help you speed up the process of setting up primary and secondary forms when dealing with clothes as well as the detailing stage. Keep this up until you have the main forms in and looking right, then focus on the minor folds and micro detail.This is a pack of 54 custom brushes that will simplify and speed up the process of setting up folds, sculpting wrinkles and detailing various types of fabrics in ZBrush From there, refine it until you can't do any more at that level then divide again. Focus on the main cloth forms, get those in the right areas and then sub divide to the next level. My biggest advice is not to up your division level too early. I'm personally sculpting jeans for a character as we speak. Just keep hammering away at it until you're happy. If it takes a few attempts, don't get disheartened. Take photos of a friend, position them in a way that will get the folds and creases that you need.Īs for it looking completely unnatural, that will come down to practice and patience. If you have a camera, then that's all the reference you need! Set a timer on it, and take photos of what you're wearing. For one, its hard for me to find references, and two, even if i put a fold where it should be it still looks completely unnatural.

Zbrush cloth brush