From the course: ZBrush and Keyshot for Product Design and Rendering
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Sending the scene to KeyShot
From the course: ZBrush and Keyshot for Product Design and Rendering
Sending the scene to KeyShot
- [Voiceover] Z brush and key shot are two separate programs that have a link between them called the key shot bridge. The rest of this course assumes that you have them all and that they're set up and ready to use. Sending the scene to key shot is easy. So let's make it happen. One thing we want to do before we send this to key shot is make sure that key shot is set up as the external renderer. So let's go up to render and open up external renderer. And make sure that key shot is active. Once it's active you want to send your scene to key shot by clicking on the BPR button or hitting shift R. With the key shot active as the external renderer it will send the scene to key shot instead of rendering it here in Z brush. Alright clicking on it. I'll just take a moment here to initialize key shot. And it automatically sends everything in here to a key shot scene. Okay let's examine the interface really quick. On the left side we have all kinds of things that can effect how our object…
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