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Why don't you post up the LW scene/etc and give people a crack at replicating.

ScreenShots: Software Description: The main aim of the program is detailing and texturing theobject already shaped in other 3D-packet. You work on detailinglevel equal to 3 to 5 millions of polygons. Operating speed ofediting and viewing objects has grown bigger because of using a mapof normals instead of geometrical splitting. It is well-known that it is easy to shape the objectit takesseveral hours.

But detailing and texturing is long process taking 3to 10 times more time then modeling a draft itself.3D-Coat is made to make this part of technologicalprocess faster. 3D-Coat includes features for sculptural modeling making the changeof shape possible. Here are some key features of “3D-Coat (formerly3D-Brush)”: Voxels video: – Voxel sculpting allows you sculpt without any topologicalconstraints and make complex details from nothing! Retopology: – 3D-Coat offers wide set of retopology tools. It combinesmany approaches of retopologisation to make it quick andeffective.

Layers contain depth, color and specular: – Layers contain depth, color and specular. You can disableor enable any of these channels, put effects on them – extrusion,transparency, contrast, multiplication of depth, additionalspecular. 2D and 3D painting: – Paint over UV as easy as paint over 3D-modes. Almost alltools work in uv-plane and in 3D. Seamless painting: – Paint seamlessly over uv-plane. It is easy to use 3D-Coatto create seampless textures and paint bump.

Just go toFile->Import image plane Multichannel pens: – Every pen has many channels – color/depth/specular anderaser.

Well, the main difference is that 3dCoat has a voxel-based sculpting mode as where Zbrush does not. 3dcoat has surface-based sculpting too which is what Zbrush is essentially, a surface-based sculptor. 3dcoat also has dynamic tesselation which you see in Sculptris or even Blender3d. Zbrush does not have dynamic tesselation. But one disadvantage that 3dcoat has compared to Zbrush is that you're unable to step down to lower subdivision levels to modify a simpler 'cage' of the model. In Zbrush, you can simply step up and down and sculpt on various subdivision levels of the mesh.

I would have to say that the Zremesher algorithm is second to none for creating nice polygonal flow automagically. When we get into the arena of retopology, 3dcoat has a more approachable toolset. Well, in fact, 3dcoat, in general, is much more approachable to the traditionally trained 3d artist.

The widgets used to manipulate the geometry or mesh is more akin to what you would see in a traditional 3d application. Zbrush is very non-traditional and takes some getting used to. Unless it's your first 3d app, then you just don't know any better. Or you're just not limited by your traditional approach. As far as painting, I prefer 3dcoat. It actually has layers just like Photoshop and when you're in the painting tab, the keyboard shortcuts are very similar to Photoshop.

I haven't had a chance to try hard surface modeling in the latest ZB. But it appears that it's mainly a hard surface 'sketcher'. It's a great way to knock out some stellar hard surface models quickly where precision is not important. Essentially, I like both apps for different reasons. 3D-Coat 4.5 is officially released!

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Free for current 4.xx owners! 128387 Main new features include Physically Based Rendering (PBR) and new Smart PBR Materials. New layer groups with Photoshop compatibility. New Symmetry options that are supported by all tools. Seamless painting over multiple UV meshes.

HDR panorama support with lighting. Here are some Smart Material examples: 128388 Check out the new features video! Full information is at the link below. Really they are just grey scale maps.

Generally I just experiment with them on different channels until I get a map that is looking like what I want. Mar vista penang haunted places. You can use the same map on multiple channels for example. Here is a good write up on PBR This may help with ideas as to what to do with the maps.

I just treat it as any other map on a channel. You won't get instantly the same effect but with some experimentation you can get acceptable results. Alternately I am not sure how it works in 3D Coat but you may have the option to export last gen Diffuse Spec and Normal maps. I have not been paying attention to any sculpting tool in years. What I do know though is that more and more modeling work are done in those apps, and I guess it will continue to grow.