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Splitting subtools - ZBrush Tutorial
From the course: ZBrush 2020 Essential Training
Splitting subtools
- [Instructor] When you're in ZBrush, each SubTool can be thought of as its own self-contained 3D model. However, there will be times when you want to break a model into even smaller SubTools. Let's see how it's done. Okay, looking at an easy case. So right know we've got the brows selected and if we zoom in close, you can see that it's really two separate objects even though if we go into solo mode you can see it's contained in one SubTool. So let's split this out into two different SubTools just in case we want to work on one eyebrow separate from the other. So what we can do is come down under our SubTool palette and open up Split. And in here we have Split To Parts. So any separate parts that aren't actually touching each other or made up of continuous geometry will get split apart. And when we click on this, we're going to get a pop-up warning just telling us that we can't undo this. Okay. So while we…
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Working with subtools3m 42s
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Adding new tools and subtools2m 40s
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Splitting subtools2m 58s
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Combining subtools2m 10s
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Using Insert Mesh brushes4m 55s
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Creating Insert Mesh brushes3m 15s
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Using Curve brushes5m 46s
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Extracting new shapes2m 57s
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Using Live Booleans3m 42s
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Generating the Boolean mesh4m 17s
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Using Transpose Master2m 31s
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Creating text2m 50s
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Using folders5m 41s
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