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Using masking to isolate the creature’s shape

Using masking to isolate the creature’s shape - ZBrush Tutorial

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Using masking to isolate the creature’s shape

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- [Voiceover] Okay, so I'm on the layer and what I want to do now is start working on the octopus and I can do that fairly easily. I'm gonna turn off my alpha so that I have more of a rounder brush. Also, going to lower my focal shift and draw size down. I think I'll bring the intensity up. Yeah. So, I want something a bit more like this happening. You could just march right right in there and just start painting in the tentacle if you want. Another way of doing this, that is a little bit more controlling, is where you work with a mask. So, by holding down the Control key, I'm able to actually paint in my mask. The only thing is if you notice I have a very tight radius on my focal shift right now. Whereas when I select the mask, the radius changes. So, I'm going to Control Z back and I'm going to also bring this down to approximately the same, minus 79. And then, I'm going to use that now for my masking. The cool part is now when I paint the mask, I have the freedom of literally just…

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