ZBrush - Extract ARMOR (In 2 MINUTES!!)

There are lots of different ways to extract armor from a body in ZBrush - Here are my two favorite methods that I recommend the most-!!
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[TheRoyalSkies]

Just to sum up the differences, the traditional method is more simple, but the new method generally gets cleaner results - Hope that helps :)

[rosumparat]

Probably the best zbrush tutorials around. Clear, fast and on point.

[darrennew]

I love how for this *and* Blender you always present multiple ways of doing it and discuss the trade-offs.

[gokux]

This has literally saved me hours of work getting clean edges and armour ! Thanks so much dude b 🙏🙏🙏👊👍👍🙏

[elmillo]

Why did I just discover this channel? Thank you so much for everything.

[josefriecken]

Omfg this was so helpful. I’m getting into doing miniatures and got easily lost in 30-45 min videos when I just needed bits from them. 10/10 Thank you so much.

[AS-ymbp]

If you have Zbrush 2021.7 or more you can also use the mesh project brush to create faster new geometry on your existing mesh. Basically extract feature but with a brush and much faster.

[lucasmoreira]

These 2 minutes tutorials are incredible. Thank you!

[sway]

Dude, that is slick. I especially like that you showed both methods. I wasn't onboard with the second method until I saw how much kinder it would be on your pipeline. Thanks again!

[brandy]

Holy shit, an actual concise and useful tutorial thats not 11 mins long with 90% of which is irrelevant filler. I must be dreaming

[MissNixable]

Thank you for these tutorials! I've been trying to get back into zbrush and these have made it less daunting

[GatzD]

Love this 👍 Always appreciate your tutorials. Easy to follow and straight to the point.

[ahmetkaanakay]

Thanks a lot man! This is definitely a lot of good information in such short video !

[jacketvan]

2 minutes no bullshit. Awesome! Big thanks!

[tlilmiztli]

Another great one :) Watching as ZB user :)

[NickEnchev]

Safe to say that if you're extracting and then planning on dynameshing, you can just go with method 1.

[milkbread]

so helpful and straight to the point! thank you!

[RedninjaMultimediaProductions]

Whoa! I didn't know about this method! Thanks!!!

[realMysta]

Holy crap - This is the type of tutorial i've always wanted, I hate when someone just shows you how to do it and not explain what the options are, or it takes like 3 hours to get through each part. Do you have something similar for removing a part(so if the armor was part of the arm already and you wanted to separate it into a new part?

[davidtaylor]

Going the panel loops workflow, how do i seperate the armor mesh? As soon as i click panel loops it shows the body that was hidden and they are still same subtool.