آموزش پرنسپوز زیبراش ZBrush Posing models with Transpose pt

دانلود مجموعه ای از کتاب های نرم افزار زیبراش

بنابراین من یک دنده را به مدل ربات من با استفاده از دکمه Append در SubTool اضافه کردم

  پالت و در حال حاضر من آماده تغییر موقعیت این شی اضافی، در غیر این صورت به عنوان یک شناخته شده است

  زیر شاخه من از فایل robot_subtools_ v02 استفاده می کنم و کاربران حق بیمه می توانند دانلود کنند

  این و با استفاده از فایل های پشتیبانی برای این دوره استفاده کنید.

  بنابراین در حال حاضر، چرخ دنده در وسط روده ربات نشسته است، و من

  میخواهید آن را تغییر دهید یا آن را تغییر دهید و از آن بعنوان نوعی استفاده کنید

  زینت سینه و یا شاید یک سینه برای ربات رم. این برای شماست

  تصمیم بگیرد چه خواهد شد. بنابراین وقتی میخواهید یک Subtool را جایگزین کنید، شما

  از ابزار Transpose استفاده کنید. ابزار Transpose ابزار چند منظوره است اما ما

  می خواهیم به سادگی با استفاده از آن برای تغییر subtools شروع کنیم.

  بنابراین من در حالت ویرایش هستم، من رباتم را بر روی بوم و تمام زیر ابزار و

  من می خواهم ابزار Transpose را باز کنم. من فقط بر روی Move حرکت می کنم و متوجه می شوم

  فعال فعال شده و فعال شده است. دکمه حرکت بسیار کار می کند

  متفاوت است اگر در حالت ویرایش نیستید بنابراین شما می خواهید مطمئن شوید که شما دارید

  ویرایش حالت فعال و حرکت، و آنچه شما می توانید هنگامی که شما به نوبه خود حرکت در این کنترل جالب توجه است.

  خوب بیایید نگاهی به آناتومی این کنترل داشته باشیم. این انتقال است

00:01:27 ابزار. ابزار Transpose دارای سه دسته است. اساسا سه حلقه است

00:01:32 متصل شده توسط یک خط مرکز. خط مرکزی به عنوان خط عمل و شناخته می شود

00:01:37 این حلقه ها در انتهای دیگر دسته هستند. اگر بر روی آن حرکت کنم، می بینم

00:01:44 در اینجا دایره درونی وجود دارد. این دسته ها به شما کمک می کنند موقعیت را تغییر دهید

00:01:49 کنترل خودت هنگامی که روی مرکز کلیک میکنم و در مرکز می کشم، این واقعا باعث می شود یک

00:01:56 تغییر به مدل یا زیر زیر شاخه انتخاب شده، که در این مورد دنده من است.

00:02:02 بنابراین من دنده را انتخاب کرده ام، Transpose فعال شده است، و اگر من کشیدن

00:02:08  the center, now I have the Move button  activated, I can move the entire tool.

00:02:13  So let's take a quick look again from  the beginning of how we get the Transpose

00:02:17  tool working. It is a little bit  strange at first but you are going to find

00:02:22  it's a really well designed control,  it's actually quite interesting. So once

00:02:26  again, normally I have Draw activated  and Edit activated when I'm just working

00:02:33  on the model itself. I want to get the  Transpose tool, what do I do? I click on

00:02:37  Move, and I get this control right here.

00:02:40  If I want to reposition the Move tool  what I can do is I can first drag out the

00:02:47  tool just by dragging on the model,  since we are not in Draw mode we don't have

00:02:51  to worry about sculpting that part, we  just have Move activated. I'm going to

00:02:55  hover over the center here, and then  drag on it to reposition. Now what's

00:02:59  interesting is what happens when you  drag on the center circle of these other

00:03:04  two parts of the Transpose tool.

00:03:06  So to reposition the tool all I have  to do is just drag on part of the model

00:03:12  and right now this looks like a collar  which is kind of interesting as well. If

00:03:16  I drag on one of the outer ends, I'm  suddenly stretching the model itself. So

00:03:22  what's happening here? Well it might be  a little bit easier to visualize what's

00:03:26  going on. If I switch from Move to  Rotate and I will come back to Move in

00:03:31  second, but this makes it little bit  more obvious to see how the Transpose tool works.

00:03:35  What I want to do is I want to rotate  this gear so that it's more aligned with

00:03:41  his chest here. So I have rotated to a  side view by holding the Shift key as I

00:03:47  drag it on a blank part of the canvas.  I'm going to draw out the Transpose tool

00:03:51  again just by clicking and dragging and  I'm dragging off to a blank part right

00:03:55  here. Now when I click and drag in this,  I get a nice rotation there. How is

00:04:02  this working? Well, the way it works  is the opposite end of the Transpose

00:04:07  handle is the pivot point. So when I  drag on this using this as the pivot point

00:04:13  for the rotation.

00:04:15  If I drag on the other side, the other  end is the pivot. So I'm going to press

00:04:19  Undo, I'm going to reposition this in  the center here and drag and rotate or

00:04:28  drag and rotate this way. So what  happens is you find that you get very, very

00:04:33  fast, especially when working with the  digital tablet and I'm just going really

00:04:38  quickly here just to show you that it  becomes a very intuitive tool once you

00:04:42  get used to it. So it's worth putting  the practice into it. So this is Rotate

00:04:46  mode and I wanted to switch to that  because it's a little bit more obvious when

00:04:49  you can see that I'm rotating on this pivot.

00:04:52  So when I'm in Move mode and I'm  clicking on the center, I'm moving the entire

00:04:56  object but if I drag out here, and  click right here what's happening is I'm

00:05:01  moving parts of the model and this  becomes the pivot for the move. So it

00:05:06  becomes really kind of a scaling or a  stretching tool. Let me demonstrate that

00:05:10  again real quick. I'm going to drag it  out here, drag it out again and you can

00:05:16  see I can sort of non- proportionally  scale the tool. I'm going to press Undo

00:05:21  to fix that but of course we also have  the Scale mode, that's also available.

00:05:28  If I go to Scale mode and drag on this,  I get a proportional scale. Let's take

00:05:34  a look at Rotate one more time here.  What happens when I drag in the center

00:05:40  circle when I'm in Rotate mode? Then  it rotates around the Action line. I'm

00:05:46  going to move to a top view, drag this  out; it's rotating using the Action line

00:05:58  as the center of axis of rotation. So  I'm rotating back to the side view. I'm

00:06:05  going to switch to Move mode, I'm  going to click on here, and I'm going to

00:06:09  drag, reposition, right about there.

00:06:11  If you want to rotate it, so it's  parallel to the robot's chest, I can once

00:06:17  again draw it out here, maybe  reposition this handle and drag until its about

00:06:25  the rotation that I like, maybe it  looks better this way. I'm going to switch

00:06:29  to Scale, drag this out, then start  dragging on the central circle and quickly

00:06:38  scale it down. Switch back to Move,  drag on the center, reposition like that,

00:06:46  switch back to Scale, drag out, drag  in the scale. Now I realize that's a lot

00:06:54  to cover, let's center this guy. So we  are going to take a closer look at using

00:06:59  Transpose and see how you can use  Transpose to actually pose an actual figure.

00:07:04  That's the basics here.

00:07:06  Now we have a nice little corsage  there. So I'm going to save this as

00:07:12  robot_subtools_v03. So the Transpose  tool is a great way to move, scale and

00:07:22  rotate a model or a model's parts. But  it's primary use is actually for posing

00:07:27  a model, such as a figure or a character,  hence the name Transpose, and we are

00:07:32  going to talk about that in another movie.