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For today's tip, let's delve into creating and using Vector Displacement Maps in ZBrush. This powerful feature allows you to add intricate details to your models with precision and flexibility.
Vector Displacement Maps extend the capabilities of traditional displacement maps by storing directional information. This means that details can protrude in any direction from the surface, not just along the normal. Here's a step-by-step guide to effectively create and use Vector Displacement Maps in ZBrush:
Mastering Vector Displacement Maps can significantly enhance your modeling workflow, allowing for more detailed and complex designs. For more tips and tricks, be sure to visit NOVEDGE.
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