Creating a 3D printed miniature using zBrush for beginners

Creating a 3D printed miniature using zBrush – for beginners, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 23 lectures, based on 57 reviews, and has 187 subscribers.

You will learn about Gain a solid foundation on the basics of zBrush Learn to create and export models for 3D printing Learn a streamlined zBrush workflow for producing 3D printable miniatures Learn design principles which should be considered when creating models for 3D printing This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to start sculpting their own 3D printable miniatures using zBrush. It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to start sculpting their own 3D printable miniatures using zBrush.

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Summary

Title: Creating a 3D printed miniature using zBrush – for beginners

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 23

Number of Published Lectures: 23

Number of Curriculum Items: 23

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 23

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Gain a solid foundation on the basics of zBrush

Learn to create and export models for 3D printing

Learn a streamlined zBrush workflow for producing 3D printable miniatures

Learn design principles which should be considered when creating models for 3D printing

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to start sculpting their own 3D printable miniatures using zBrush.

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to start sculpting their own 3D printable miniatures using zBrush.

Do you want to create 3D printable tabletop miniatures? Did you just pick up zBrush to do so?
Then this course is for you!

This course assumes no prior knowledge in zBrush and starts from the beginning, aiming to give you a basic foundation to build upon.

Other beginner level zBrush courses are often not aimed at 3D printing tabletop miniatures as the end product. Because of that they may cover things that may not be of use to you, and may skip teaching things that are required when exporting models for 3D printing.

My goal is to create a simple and easy to follow beginner level course. I want you to experience an early victory of holding your own 3D printed miniature in your hand to feel more motivated about continuing your journey of learning zBrush.

In the first section I will launch zBrush with you for the first time together, and show you how to quickly get into edit mode to start playing with digital clay. Then I will show you how to customize your UI to better follow the rest of the course. In the next section I go through the various tools and functions we will be using most. And finally I will show you the entire process start to finish of creating a simple target dummy miniature for 3D printing. 

And as an added bonus to students of this course, I have created a Discord group you can join to share progress and ask for feedback or for help.

No risk: If this course ends up being not what you expected there is always a 30-day money-back guarantee. No questions asked!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: First Launch & User Interface

Lecture 1: First launch

Lecture 2: Loading my custom UI

Chapter 2: Tools & Functions

Lecture 1: Document

Lecture 2: Saving Our Work

Lecture 3: Sub Tools

Lecture 4: Gizmo

Lecture 5: Brushes

Lecture 6: Masking

Lecture 7: Dynamesh

Lecture 8: Symmetry

Chapter 3: Project: Target Dummy

Lecture 1: Intro & Sketch

Lecture 2: Block-out

Lecture 3: Head and Body pt.1

Lecture 4: Wooden Base and Arms

Lecture 5: Avoid Voids

Lecture 6: Making The Helmet

Lecture 7: Making The Sword

Lecture 8: Making a Blade Using Booleans

Lecture 9: Making The Shield

Lecture 10: Head and Body pt.2

Lecture 11: Adding Details

Lecture 12: Exporting for 3D Printing

Lecture 13: Final Words

Instructors

Jamie Korte
zBrush Enjoyer

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