Is zbrush core a good option for someone that just wants to sculpt simple things or a complete meme?
>>998695it's good if you want to transition to regular Zbrush in a couple months, otherwise you might as well use Blender
>>998695It's not a "complete meme", but you'll be better served learning to sculpt with Blender. Sculpting is skill dependant so anything important you learn in blender you can take to zbrush, and learning blender will give you some good general 3D knowlege which is important if you don't already have that. As far as software, the main consideration starting out is how good your learning resources are, which is gonna be mostly youtube and forum posts. Both zbrush and blender are easy to troubleshoot, but zbrush core isn't. zbrush and zbrush core are very similar, but when you're following a tutorial and they start doing shit you can't, it ends up being a huge waste of time. Regular zbrush is based, and worth learning, but it has a pretty steep learning curve. If you just want to get started doing simple stuff, blender is a better choice.
>>998707>learning blenderWe don't like blendertroons here, newfag-kun. Don't you have a donut tutorial to be doing?
>>998708>Dont like blender>Meanwhile, the d*z threads are the most consitant in quality on this boardKekaroo! You know things are FUCKED when the dollhouse niggers are the only one not willing to software war. Houdini chads, riseup
>>998708At least they make donuts, anon. Bragging about what software you imagine yourself using at some point in the future doesn't impress me or make me think you're "pro".
Just use blender, it's not 2015 anymore.
>>998695just model and sculpt in Houdini bro trust me. apprentice version is free
>>998721How in the fuck would you sculpt in Houdini?
>>998798They made sculpting tools in the recent version, they're very primitive however
>>998707Sculpting in blender is for filthy degenerates and I'm a blender user.
>>998808really? why?
>>998822because maxon needs your drivers license and a video of you turning head and many other things to even start sculpting.
>>998695I’ve never used it but it seems like it’s lacking the exact things that would make one opt for it instead of say Nomad. I guess it would be useful for getting accustomed to sculpting in full zbrush. I think Nomad is better for learning the rudiments because it’s more fun and intuitive so it makes you less likely to ragequit sculpting altogether, and you can use it (for simple projects) on an iPad 6 which costs next to nothing now.
This was based on Sculptris? or they absorbed the sculptris code into it? anyway I was looking at sculptris and I realized 3d sculpting has not advanced much in 15 years since it released.
>>998695try sculptris or zcore mini.then move to blender if you want to use materials and render stuff.
>>1000592it's a cut down version of the main package. for only sculpting it's great, same brush engine (limited brushes), if you want to do anything else (uv, baking, texture painting), blender should be better by now.
I use nomad sculpt on a samsung tablet. It's $20 perpetual license, I don't need fancy shit.
