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ZBrush
If you've ever tried your hand at 3-D modeling, you know that it's a complex process involving weird tools and changing viewpoints. Pixologic's ZBrush delivers sophisticated tools to would-be 3-D artists, but it provides them in a form most of us already understand: the paintbrush.
ZBrush's painting tools let you paint objects that have depth and dimension, but the program can't do all the things a true 3-D modeler can do (for example, lofting and extruding). It's really something of a 2-D-3-D hybrid, but once you figure it out, you can use it to create 3-D images fairly easily.
Features
Modeling
Intuitive Technique
3D Primitives
Comprehensive Toolset
Import & Export
Painting
Objects React to Other Objects
Traditional 2D Paint Tools--With a Twist
Unique 2.5D Tools
Paint With any Combination of Color, Depth and Material
Alpha Shapes for Custom Brushes
Stroke Types
Stencils
Texturing
Seamless Textures Made Simple
Unwrapped Texturing
Paint Texture Directly Onto the Object
Rendering
Real-Time Rendering Engine
Comprehensive Lighting
Fog
Depth Cue
Even More Modifiers
ZScripts
Increased Skills, Productivity and Power
Record and Automate Tasks
Learn and Teach Valuable Skills
Simple, Text-Based Programming
System Requirements
PC System Requirements Z-brush 2:
OS: Windows 2000 or newer
CPU: Fast PIII or newer with optional multithreading or hyperthreading capabilities.
RAM: 512MB (1024MB for working with multi-million-poly meshes)
Monitor: 1280x1024 monitor resolution (32 bits)
OS: Windows 98
CPU: PII with MMX, 200MHz
RAM: 256MB (512MB recommended)
Monitor: 1024x768 monitor resolution (32 bits)
MAC System Requirements Z brush 1.55:
200mHz PPC, G3 or G4 Processor
128MB RAM (can be Virtual Memory)
1024x768 Monitor Resolution set to Millions of Colors
Operating System 8.1+
Note: ZBrush has not intentionally been designed for earlier systems, and our product testing has taken place only on computers running OS8.1 and later. However, there is reason to believe it may be compatible with earlier systems, though we cannot make any guarantees.
ZBrush should work fine on MacOSX, and we are currently investigating methods to take advantage of the benefits offered by MacOSX. |
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