In this workshop, we will look at how to get your sculpting out of ZBrush and into Maya 2009. We will explore the question of topology and how to get the most with the least. We will demonstrate a complete and fool-proof method for getting 16 bit and 32 bit displacement maps to work. We will also explore normal maps, ZMapper and how to make the most out of them. We cover the following topics:
- 16 bit displacement maps
- 32 bit displacement maps
- Normal Maps
- ZMapper
- Multi-Displacement Exporter 3
- Topology
- ZProject Brush
- Project All
- About Ryan Kingslien
Ryan Kingslien studied traditional art at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and digital art at the Gnomon School of Visual Effects. He was the Product Manager for ZBrush 3 at Pixologic where he worked with programmers and artists to fuse traditional and digital art. While at Pixologic, Ryan consulted with companies such as ILM, Sony Pictures Imageworks, Bungie Studios, Ubisoft and Electronic Arts to integrate digital sculpting into their production pipelines. Currently, Ryan is a resident artist at The Gnomon Workshop where he continues to sculpt, share his passion for digital art and teach.
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