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🧵 Mudbox vs ZBrush
Anonymous at Sat, 18 Dec 2021 18:49:45 UTC No. 870683
Which are pro and con points of each side?
I've been a Zbrush user but looking to maybe try Mudbox out. Is it worth it or should I stick with Zbrush instead?
Anonymous at Sun, 19 Dec 2021 03:30:52 UTC No. 870762
Pro: Zbrush
Con: mudbox
Anonymous at Mon, 20 Dec 2021 03:42:35 UTC No. 870945
From what I've heard, ZBrush's UI is less intuitive initially, but is overall just a better program, once you get used to it. If you've already started learning ZBrush, you might just wanna stick with it
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Anonymous at Mon, 20 Dec 2021 10:04:22 UTC No. 870984
>>870683
Mudbox is Autod*sk, so 1 million license processes and other assorted garbage running in the background to make sure your experience feels like passing out a week long constipation turd.
Other than that is quite ok.
Zbrush, industry standard bla bla, it's really lightweight, has a lot of useful tools, but also has that demonic UI which the devs seem to think is intuitive or something. So, if you use it daily you get the hang of it, if you use it occasionally it's a fucking nightmare to remember what LShift+Alt+k+TAB+LMB does and where the fuck is "import object".
Both are good, Zbrush just looks better in your resume.