It gives you everything you’ll need to render out and present your sculpts and it just lacks Animation rendering, HDRI editing and a few other bits I’ve never really used. If you want to use Keyshot outside of Zbrush with other apps like Maya you’ll need to buy Keyshot HD / Pro standalone versions which are considerably more expensive at $995 and $1995 respectively (the Zbrush - Keyshot Bridge will work with these too which is why you buy it separately).įrom my own perspective I think Keyshot for Zbrush HD is fine. Just to define the question a little before answering for people that don’t know you need to buy the Keyshot to Zbrush Bridge ($149) AND either Keyshot for Zbrush HD ($200) or Keyshot for Zbrush Pro ($400). hope you guys want to share some feedback.Banehorse-blog1 asked: "Would you recommend the Zbrush to KeyShot bridge or is it worth it to just save your money and buy KeyShot Pro?" Keyshot 11 is now around the corner, I'm not really convinced about upgrading, but even so I figured I'd ask you lot for your experiences (if you have any).Īny of you use Keyshot for ZBrush by any chance? Ideas / thoughts you're willing to share? I now had a textured mesh with much less effort in comparison to using poly paint.Īlas. Then I exported the mesh + materials, imported that back into Daz Studio and. I actually managed to "abuse" this setup by using GoZ to send a mesh without textures from Daz Studio into ZBrush, after which I sent the mesh straight into Keyshot 10 where I started to apply materials and such to make it look better. However, I did like the idea of being able to more easily "showcase" anything I made (or edited?) within ZBrush using Keyshot. In itself Keyshot seemed useless to me (me being a Daz Studio user which has its own render engines). Which is when I learned about Keyshot 10 (for ZBrush). So when I decided that ZBrush was definitely the thing I wanted to invest in I also started to look around on how I could "improve" on this for myself.
PolyPaint is a thing too, and I'm slowly but steadily actually getting better at it! I also stopped buying into material or skin packs because. Using a "Genesis" prop that doesn't properly fit a "Genesis 8 model"? No problem: "GoZ" it into ZBrush, make it fit and you end up with a so called 'morph' within Daz Studio which you can even save. For example I can't draw, I mostly use ZBrush as an editor to help me 'fix' things within Daz Studio. I know a lot of the basics but at the same time I also kinda lack creativity.
When it comes to 3D I'm a devoted hobbyist at best.
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