Making perfect circles is pretty important to creating the illusion of mechanical things. \u00a0Fortunately there are lots of ways to do this, such as as using round alphas, but did you know you could quickly paint circular displacements right on to any hires geometry? \u00a0It’s called radial symmetry and it’s really quite simple to use. \u00a0 Just click on the “(R)” button on the transform pallet and set the number of copies of your brush you need. \u00a0 Set it really high (up to 100) and then you can quickly spin-up perfectly circular ridges. \u00a0The clay brush will keep these ridges perfectly level. \u00a0 It’s a pretty easy 1-2-3.<\/p>\n
\u00a0<\/p>\n Making perfect circles is pretty important to creating the illusion of mechanical things. \u00a0Fortunately there are lots of ways to do this, such as as using round alphas, but did you know you could quickly paint circular displacements right on to any hires geometry? \u00a0It’s called radial symmetry and it’s really quite simple to use. … Continue reading Zbrush Mechanical Part 2, Spinning in Circles<\/span> ![\"Plain](\"https:\/\/www.sculptedmesh.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2008\/12\/plain-cube.png\" "\\"plain-cube\\"")
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