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2D to 3D Zbrush and 3D for Beginners

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2D to 3D Zbrush and 3D for Beginners, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.9, with 100 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 27 reviews, and has 235 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the Basics of 3D and Modeling Learn the basics of using Zbrush, no experience necessary. Be able to sculpt and create models in 3D Understand how to use Dynamesh and Zremesh Learn how to projection paint textures from a 2D image on to a model. Learn how to use Snapshot 3D, an image-based mesh creation tool in Zbrush. Learn how to author content for the Metaverse Learn about subdivision smoothing This course is ideal for individuals who are 2D Artists looking to enter the 3D space. or Design Professionals looking to leverage Zbrush to intuitively design in 3D or Anyone interested in starting to learn to create 3D items for the Metaverse or 3D printing using the best software available today, Zbrush. It is particularly useful for 2D Artists looking to enter the 3D space. or Design Professionals looking to leverage Zbrush to intuitively design in 3D or Anyone interested in starting to learn to create 3D items for the Metaverse or 3D printing using the best software available today, Zbrush.

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Title: 2D to 3D Zbrush and 3D for Beginners

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.9

Number of Lectures: 100

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 100

Number of Published Quizzes: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 110

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 110

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Learn the Basics of 3D and Modeling
  • Learn the basics of using Zbrush, no experience necessary.
  • Be able to sculpt and create models in 3D
  • Understand how to use Dynamesh and Zremesh
  • Learn how to projection paint textures from a 2D image on to a model.
  • Learn how to use Snapshot 3D, an image-based mesh creation tool in Zbrush.
  • Learn how to author content for the Metaverse
  • Learn about subdivision smoothing

Who Should Attend

  • 2D Artists looking to enter the 3D space.
  • Design Professionals looking to leverage Zbrush to intuitively design in 3D
  • Anyone interested in starting to learn to create 3D items for the Metaverse or 3D printing using the best software available today, Zbrush.

Target Audiences

  • 2D Artists looking to enter the 3D space.
  • Design Professionals looking to leverage Zbrush to intuitively design in 3D
  • Anyone interested in starting to learn to create 3D items for the Metaverse or 3D printing using the best software available today, Zbrush.

Graphic designers that are looking to expand their horizons will be able to do so with this 3-day course. The Metaverse is an open digital universe where users can explore and create within the confines of imagination without limitations on time or space! Participants learn about how it all works through lectures from industry professionals as well as hands-on experience using Zbrush, which helps bring designs into life by allowing for more precision than ever before – even if you’ve never used a tool like Zbrush before now.

We will cover the basic document setup and everything else needed to get you up and running with Zbrush.

  1. The basics of 3D geometry and other components like lights and cameras

  2. Working with a real-world scale between different programs and geometry.

  3. Knowing the different file formats of Zbrush

  4. Creating geometry from 2D images

  5. Painting textures on models using 2D images.

  6. Creating objects for the metaverse.

  7. Creating Objects for 3D printing.

  8. Creating content for Spark AR, Snap Lens, and other mobile devices, like Oculus

Zbrush is a powerful and intuitive tool that is both modeler and texturing software. It differs from other 3D softeware in its artist’s focused feature set. This allows the designer to focus more on the form and less on the technical details to make it possible.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: 3D and Design

Lecture 2: Why Zbrush?

Lecture 3: Zbrush 2023

Chapter 2: 3D Basics

Lecture 1: Geometry

Lecture 2: Geometry Slide

Lecture 3: File Formats

Lecture 4: File Formats Slide

Lecture 5: Geometry Components – Faces, Edges, and Vertices

Lecture 6: Geometry Components Slide

Lecture 7: Geometric Components – UV's

Lecture 8: UV Slide

Lecture 9: Geometric Components – Color

Lecture 10: Color Slide

Lecture 11: Geometric Components – Materials and Shaders

Lecture 12: Materials Slide

Lecture 13: CAD vs Geometry and how we can use CAD in 3D and Product Design

Lecture 14: CAD Slide

Lecture 15: PBR and Materials

Lecture 16: PBR and Materials Slide

Lecture 17: Geometric Components – Lights

Lecture 18: Geometric Components – Cameras and Views

Lecture 19: Camera Slide

Lecture 20: Orthographic vs Perspective

Lecture 21: The 3D World and its Coordinates

Lecture 22: Coordinates Slide

Lecture 23: World And Scale

Lecture 24: Scale Slide

Lecture 25: Zbrush and Scale

Lecture 26: Zbrush Scale Slide

Chapter 3: Zbrush Basics, Getting Started

Lecture 1: 2.5D mode Vs. 3D mode

Lecture 2: 2D v 3D Slide

Lecture 3: Navigation and Main Keys

Lecture 4: Navigation Slide

Lecture 5: Zbrush UI

Lecture 6: UI Slide

Lecture 7: Zbrush Canvas

Lecture 8: Canvas Slide

Lecture 9: Zbrush File Formats – Tool/File/Doc & Image formats

Lecture 10: File Slide

Lecture 11: Zplugins

Lecture 12: Zplugins Slide

Lecture 13: Tools and Subtools

Lecture 14: Tools Slide

Lecture 15: Importing Geometry and types

Lecture 16: Masking and Hiding Geometry

Lecture 17: Masking Slide

Lecture 18: The 3D Gizmo or Transpose Tool

Lecture 19: Gizmo Slide

Lecture 20: Dynamesh Basics

Lecture 21: Dynamesh Part 2

Lecture 22: Dynamesh Slide

Lecture 23: Polygroups

Lecture 24: Polygroups Slide

Lecture 25: Z Remesh

Lecture 26: ZRemesh Slide

Lecture 27: Dynamesh – Zremesh- Subdivded Surface Flow

Lecture 28: Basic Brushes in Zbrush

Lecture 29: Brushes Slide

Lecture 30: Z-Modeler

Lecture 31: Z-Modeler Slide

Lecture 32: IMM Brushes

Lecture 33: IMM Slide

Lecture 34: Paint Brush

Lecture 35: Paint Brush Slide

Lecture 36: Mood Boards, Reference and Pure Ref

Lecture 37: Reference Slide

Lecture 38: Spotlight

Lecture 39: Spotlight Slide

Lecture 40: Render Basics

Lecture 41: Render Slide

Lecture 42: Render NPR

Lecture 43: NPR Slide

Lecture 44: Zbrush and Photoshop Plugin

Lecture 45: Zbrush Photoshop plugin Slide

Chapter 4: 2D to 3D

Lecture 1: Silhouette and Blocking

Lecture 2: Snapshot Part 1

Lecture 3: Snapshot Part 2

Lecture 4: Snapshot Part 3

Lecture 5: Snapshot Slide

Lecture 6: Working with Logos

Lecture 7: Creating Snapshot Assets

Lecture 8: Creating Snapshots Slide

Lecture 9: Boolean Mesh and Folder Stacks

Lecture 10: Projection Painting Using a picture to paint texture.

Lecture 11: Remesh, UV map

Lecture 12: Reprojecting Hi poly to low Poly to Bake Maps for export

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