ZBrush Tip: Enhancing Digital Sculpting with Morph Targets in ZBrush

Before making any major changes to your model, establish a Morph Target by navigating to the Tool palette, selecting Morph Target, and clicking on "StoreMT." This will save your current model state, allowing you to experiment freely with the assurance of an easy return point.

The Morph Brush is a powerful tool that lets you selectively revert parts of your model back to the stored Morph Target. This is particularly useful for preserving specific details while reworking other areas. Simply activate the brush, adjust its intensity, and paint over the sections you wish to restore.

Morph Targets are essential for creating blend shapes, which are commonly used in animation for creating facial expressions or other deformations. By storing various Morph Targets, you can smoothly transition between expressions, adding depth to your character animations.

Use Morph Targets to compare different design iterations. This is particularly beneficial when deciding between stylistic features, as you can toggle between Morph Targets and assess which version best fits your creative vision.

Integrate Morph Targets with other ZBrush features for enhanced results. For instance, use them in conjunction with Layers for non-destructive editing, or combine them with ZRemesher for maintaining topology while adjusting shapes.