Learn how to use ZBrush's Proxy Pose feature to efficiently modify high-resolution meshes in this 31-minute tutorial. Explore techniques like Dynamesh and masking, adjust reduction amounts and polish settings, and understand the differences between Gizmo and Transpose posing. Discover how to work with proportions, detail contrast, and ProxyGroups, as well as manage vertex order for optimal results. Apply Proxy Pose to dynamic cloth simulations, morph targets, and Polypaint, and learn to use it with multiple subtools and Transpose Master for advanced workflows.
Proxy Pose - Auto Create a Low Res Envelope to Modify High Res Meshes With One Click
Overview
Syllabus
- Dynamesh & Masking
- Proxy Pose mode
- Proxy Pose Reduction Amount percentage
- Proxy Pose Polish
- Proxy Pose Keep Details
- Proxy Pose Freeze Border
- Proxy Pose with Subdivisions
- Gizmo Posing vs Transpose Posing
- Proxy Pose proportions and detail contrast
- Proxy Pose ProxyGroups
- Proxy Pose Keep Current
- Proxy Pose Overwrite Pose
- The importance of vertex order
- Proxy Pose and dynamic cloth simulation
- Proxy Pose and Morph, thick skin
- Proxy Pose and Polypaint and adjust last
- Proxy Pose with Multiple Subtools
- Proxy Pose and Transpose Master
Taught by
Michael Pavlovich
