Well we are going to take another look at the pipeline between Poser and Zbrush, but this time we are going to be using PoserPro 2012 and Poser 9. There are a lot of advancements with these two latest releases and Smith Micro has really pushed the envelope and made character creation simpler and easier, but as with any pipeline between 3D programs there are some pit falls that need to be navigated and solved...that's where this tutorial comes in. I will be concentrating specifically on my pipeline between the two apps.

This is not a tutorial in how to sculpt in Zbrush or how to paint in Zbrush. However what this tutorial focuses on, is about my pipeline between the two apps, and in discussing that pipeline we will be using some work arounds that I use on a regular basis to get the two apps to work cooperatively with each other. We will be touching upon several tools inside of Zbrush that I use on a regular basis in morph and character creation while using Poser.

So we will be learning and using the tools in Zbrush and seeing how they can help us in creating Poser content. We will also be learning what Poser needs from Zbrush in order to accept and use what we create. As with anything involved with 3D creation we will be problem solving, using our artistic side, and being technical; all at the same time...talk about multi-tasking!

As with all of the Dark Edge Design tutorials the video pacing will be relaxed and concise with some of my odd humor thrown in to make it all the more entertaining (you have to be able to laugh at yourself, right?). The video will be in 1280x800 high definition mp4 format and is over 3 hours in length. We will be using real time examples on the screen to make the learning experience more understandable and for the thoughts and ideas to firmly take hold. This is highly trained personalized instruction geared just for you.

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