So, when I was in zbrush I had Orb brushes pack (which is completely free), this pack was all about stylizing strokes from blizzards employee.
And, zbrush is awesome, but blender getting better and better every month and I came back to blender sculpt tool (you know, we can handle ALOOOOOOOOOOOT of triangles now, my sculpts can be 50 million triangles, crazy, I love you blender!).
But it is impossible to use ZBP brushes in blender, and the only way to transfer brushes - is to create them manually, so what I did some time ago
I want to share with you my attempt to transfer Orbs brushes to blender, hope they are working correctly and you will have good time using them
Here you can download it (BlendSwap)
And here is some āsetup manualā to install brushes once and āforeverā:
Some are realy cool, but it destroys 1-9 ābrush selectā hotkeys, setting custom brushes to a legit hotkey isnāt possible. Is there any brush managing add-on?
It is funny btw in blender if you try to reorganize brushes that way, after nine (9) blender will start to count brushes again. He thinks that ā10ā is 1 and 0, so we need to write something like 001 002 003 ā¦010 etc.
Hey. I was playing a bit with your brushes and I must say that they work very nice. There is one problem though. When I add brushes, they are getting multiplied in my brush selection menu a lot, which makes selecting brushes pretty annoying. Iāve tried adding them all at once, or one by one and Iāve noticed that after adding about 16 of them, they get multiplied. Not all of them, but some. Its weird.
Chukx_007 czerw
Works fine for me. Probably you append all brushes from set not only brushes with A| mark. default brushes will definitely multiply with existing ones, so add brushes with mark āA|ā
This deserves 5 stars and an appearance in the top row. Since I canĀ“t find an option to give stars on this thread, hereĀ“s my applause instead: APPLAUSE (it lasts for about 10 minutes in my mind and is really lound and enthusiastic). Still belongs in the top rowā¦ thank you mister stkopp!
If you have the Pie Menu Editor (one of my top favorite add-ons) you can create your own pie menu for brushes, at the top I have the ones I use the most. And the bottom is the regular brush selector, with symmetry and fast navigate toggles. Also brush curve fall-off.
In my experience some of the anchored brushes works better if changed āBrush Mappingā from āView planeā to āArea Planeā, especially on edges or if placed in low angles, think perpendicular to the surface.
Area plane avoids them getting projected and smeared.
