That’s certainly part of its appeal, but it’s capable of a much wider range of tasks, from dressing a scene to adding collision damange to hard-surface models. When Pixologic posted its first sneak peek video of ZBrush 2021 last month, we – like most ZBrush users – focused on its potential for sculpting cloth. The new features were shown off during a livestream yesterday, the recording of which is embedded below.Īs with all recent updates to ZBrush, the release is available free to all registered users of the software.Ī complete new dynamics toolset for anything from creating cloth to collision simulationīy far the most significant feature in ZBrush 2021 is the new Dynamics palette, which enables users to run physics simulations on objects within a ZBrush scene. Other changes include new features in ZModeler intended to help with retopologising hi-res meshes, some nice updates to NanoMesh, and support for the Alembic and Collada file formats. Supporting features include a new Dynamic Thickness system for giving thickness to cloth MicroPoly, a new system for generating weave structures and a library of clothing pattern parts in SpotLight.
The release adds a complete new dynamics toolset, primarily intended for creating cloth, but capable of a wide range of tasks, from set dressing to collision simulations. Pixologic has released ZBrush 2021, a major update to the digital sculpting software.
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