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Using the XTractor brushes - ZBrush Tutorial
From the course: ZBrush 2020 Essential Training
Using the XTractor brushes
- [Instructor] If you've used Photoshop, you're probably familiar with the Clone Stamp tool. It allows you to paste detail from one part of an image onto another. Zbrush version 2020 now has something similar. Let's see how it works. Okay, so in our exercise file, we have this terrain, and it's on a flat surface. And let's say we want to get some of this same terrain detail onto a spherical shape. So, let's go ahead and add a new object to our scene. Let's click on a pen, and let's pick the sphere 3D. Now I'm going to hide this for right now, and I'm also going to hide this water plane, so now we see just the terrain. So for this we're going to use new brushes, called the Extractor brushes. So go ahead and hit B on your keyboard to bring up your brush menu, and let's come down here and find the Extractor brush. Now, by default this brush is not in the mode where it picks up detail. So, what we need to do is…
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The most commonly used brushes5m 31s
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Using Brush settings6m 4s
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Using Symmetry3m 23s
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Controlling brush size3m 46s
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Smoothing a model2m 21s
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Inverting brush effects1m 55s
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Working with Alphas3m 52s
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Using the XTractor brushes4m 28s
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Sculpting with undo history4m 30s
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Moving with infinite depth3m 22s
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Using the DecoCurve brushes4m 34s
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Using a brush without back and forth2m 3s
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