How do you smooth a model in ZBrush?

Your selection will then become active every time you hold down the Shift key, until you select a different Smooth brush. To change the modifiers for the currently-selected Smooth brush, hold down the Shift key and make your changes. (For example, hold Shift and adjust the Z Intensity slider.)

Does ZBrush core have Dynamesh?

ZBrush will instantly retopologize your DynaMesh to restore a uniform geometry distribution. Even if you have stretched geometry to extreme measures, the result will be a uniform mesh that you can easily continue sculpting. All DynaMesh commands and options are located in the Tool > Geometry sub-palette.

How to zoom in and out in ZBrush?

To zoom in, hover over your tablet with your pen, hold shift and ‘wave’ the pen back and forth. ZBrush will zoom in into the area where the mouse was. To zoom out, do the same thing but ‘wave’ the pen in circular motions:

How do i Zoom in and out of a drawing?

Zoom has you first holding the alt + Lmb then release the alt and move mouse up and down to zoom in and out. Panning is done while still holding the alt and lmb. Rotate is achieved by clicking and dragging an empty space in the canvas.

How to show pixel density in ZBrush?

There is a switch under the Transform palette that allows you to activate a visual representation of the polygon pixel density. In other words, when you enable this switch, ZBrush will display your model with a kind of ‘heat’ RGB map, where the red colour represents low density and blue is high density (green is somewhere in between)

How to customise polyframe in ZBrush?

ZBrush allows you to customise a lot of things, even how the polygons are displayed on your model. This is a rather simple thing to do, but I found it to be quite useful in some particular cases. Under the ‘Draw’ menu from the preference palette, you have a few options to change the look of how ZBrush displays the polyframe and the polygroups.