Just clicking on the brush and then click your new shortcut. At this point you can hold CTRL + ALT to change the shortcut to whatever you want by.You will see the next letter that selects With C selected all you will see is the brushes that start with C.Then click or press the letter that you want to narrow down to, in this example press C.^ Back to top Changing the Brush hotkeys (pop-up palette)

^ Back to top InsertMultiMesh brushes Action When using this brush, hover over a point, edge, or face on a PolyMesh3D object and then press SPACE to display the ZModeler context menu. Hold down ALT to spiral in the opposite direction. Following are some key combos for some common, but not all, brushes. Indicated in the top left of the brush icon in to brush palette. Palette, then a letter like C (to filter by all brushes starting with C), and then the letter You can learn them by pressing B to bring up the brush If ZAdd is selected on the toolbar, then the default behavior when sculpting is substractive and pressing ALT, while sculpting, toggles that behavior and makes it additive.Įach brush has its own keyboard shortcut combo. If ZAdd is selected on the toolbar, then the default behavior when sculpting is additive (adds clay) and then pressing ALT, while sculpting, toggles that behavior and makes it substractive (removes clay). This does not change the state of the ZAdd and ZSub buttons on the toolbar, it changes the behavior of the brush, while sculpting. While brushing on a model, hold down ALT to toggle from ZAdd to ZSub. [ set increment in the Zplugin > Misc Utilities >Brush Increment slider ] set increment in the Zplugin > Misc Utilities > Brush Increment slider I note that the Rgb Channel button in the topbar should also be selected for this to have any true effect. ^ Back to top Sculpting and Painting Action With partially masked mesh, hold CTRL and click + drag center pointĪLT + click + drag end point (rotation around same point) Right-click + drag end ring furthest from mesh The terms center or end refer to the position on the These actions apply to the inner red or white rings of the action ^ Back to top Inner (red/white) ring actions Quick tip: in Move/Scale mode, ALT + click + drag on the mesh (not on action line) to move or scale mesh Toggle between the Transpose line and Gizmo 3D

To align to an axis, click the end of the red, green or blue axis line.Ĭlick + drag orange line or center orange ring.

Click on the mesh to reposition the action line aligned to the surface normal.

With a 3D mesh in Edit mode, press W (Move), E (Scale), or R (Rotate), thenĬlick and drag to draw the orange action line.

To toggle between Gizmo 3D and the transpose line, press Y or click the Gizmo 3D button in the topbar to turn off the 3D Gizmo. Note: Since ZBrush 4R8, the default transpose line has been replaced with the new Gizmo 3D. Right-click & drag (can be over the model) ActionĪLT + right-click & drag (can be over the model)ĬTRL + right-click & drag (can be over the model)

Turn on RightClick Navigation in the Preferences > Interface menu. (For best results turn off RightClick Navigation in the Preferences > Interface menu.) ^ Back to top Lightbox and Spotlight Actionĭouble-click on Lightbox thumbnail Texture / Alphas will be loaded into Spotlight if it is active.ĪLT + Click, release ALT, drag background

Show item description (when Popup Info is switched on)ĬTRL + cursor over item When Popup Info is switched on.ĬTRL+ ALT + click on item Stores hotkeys in Preferences > Hotkeys submenu Materials – F6 (with cursor off canvas area).Under the stroke menu at the top, in the Lazy mouse sub menu you will find the toggle and other options for this feature. The side effect here is that it requires that the brush travel a certain minimum distance for the stroke to start to apply. I’f I am misunderstanding you may also be having an issue with the lazy mouse feature which is on by default for most basic brushes as it works well to smooth out the stroke. This stroke requires dragging the stroke out but only apply’s its stoke once and the dragging controls scale and orientation, again this is particular useful when using alpha’s. Alternatively you can try the drag rect stroke too. That will apply a single brush effect at the place you click, this works well with alpha’s and it’s size is determined by the brush size. Click there and select the Drag Dot stroke. There’s stroke options on the left hand of the default UI under the brush button. Hrmm If I understand you correctly you might be looking for a different stroke type.

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