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This is it, amazing and i have to say finally it arrives! been waiting for something like this forever.
Have a look and see for yourselves how much this eases the job of working with Zbrush and external applications.

http://www.zbrushcentral.com/zbc/showth ... p?t=071414
http://www.pixologic.com/zbrush/features/GoZBrush/

/ Max

I had to buy a copy, did you see the Decimation Master plugin and 3D Print Exporter I have already sent a test to the printers...

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You bought Zbrush now yanada ? i see the financial crisis haven't hit you yet.. hehe

Calico: i agree!

Using that plugin in combination with Maxwell 2.0 and the Modo plugin it will have will be a killer combination. Imagine the possibilities this offer for creativity.. omg i can see such huge use of that combination in just about any rendering/scene.

/ Max

That looks like an impressive speed up in the workflow. No Max support?

Maximus3D wrote:You bought Zbrush now yanada ? i see the financial crisis haven't hit you yet.. hehe

Calico: i agree!

Using that plugin in combination with Maxwell 2.0 and the Modo plugin it will have will be a killer combination. Imagine the possibilities this offer for creativity.. omg i can see such huge use of that combination in just about any rendering/scene.

/ Max

I was going for 3d-coat but the Zbrush 3D Print Exporter it made the difference. + modo connection, I could not ask for more

The developer of 3d Coat doesn't make so much wind about it but 3D print export is already there.
3D Coat writes and reads .ply and .stl files - that's all you need.
And there's also something like the decimation master - with the difference that the outcome is all quads.

Polyxo wrote:The developer of 3d Coat doesn't make so much wind about it but 3D print export is already there.
3D Coat writes and reads .ply and .stl files - that's all you need.
And there's also something like the decimation master - with the difference that the outcome is all quads.

polyxo you absolutely right. 3d-coat does all that and more, But in my case I don't always have the time to do the "dirty job". I often commission/collaborate with other artists, and Zbrush has a huge user base.
I have the some problem with MoI...great app but...

How do you go about importin .ply into 3dcoat?

I tried importing a big mesh, a reference mesh and also tried just opening in the old Version as well as in the 3.0 alpha.
I must mention that I'm running both in demo mode, is it perhaps that ply import is disabled in the demo?

trying to import and convert .ply format 3d scans..

JorisMX wrote:trying to import and convert .ply format 3d scans..

I use Meshlab. It's free, and has great tools.

Thanks Bubba,

great tool, now all I have to do is learn howto convert this into quads that I can subdivide again

JorisMX wrote:How do you go about importin .ply into 3dcoat?

It does only work with Beta version of 3DC. You get it here: http://www.3d-coat.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2683