Many actions which formerly required keyboard shortcuts now have icons. Another useful addition is the 'close' button, which allows a curve to be collapsed when you no longer need it, thus saving room in the interface. Every curve has a noise modifier as well as undo/redo/reset features. Curves can be copied and pasted into other curves or even saved and then loaded at a later time (or sent to another user). Now they achieve a new level of power with the introduction of their own control set. Multiple custom configurations can be created, each tailored to a specific task.Ĭurves (aka 'graphs') have always been an integral part of ZBrush. Many elements from the palettes can be placed on the Shelf (shown in green at right) where they will be available at all times unless hidden by pressing the Tab key. The space around the canvas is now reserved for customizing your interface. If you wish to keep a palette open and return to it frequently, the familiar trays on either side of the canvas are available for easy storage. The palette will drop down for you to make your selections and adjustments, and will close when you move off of the palette.

Every palette can now be accessed simply by moving the mouse over its name or icon in the palette bar. ZBrush 2 utilizes a pull-down menu system. More room offers more flexibility, and increased productivity. In fact, in the standard configuration the space available for the canvas is 34% greater than before. The very first thing that you will notice is that the interface is much roomier than previous versions. Palettes and controls are familiar - existing ZBrushers will instantly recognize them and adapt quickly to the new style. Everything you need is within easy reach, and optimized to give more room to the canvas. The ZBrush interface has been retooled so it's more intuitive and faster than ever before.

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