You can switch between voxels and polys depending on what you want to do. The individual licence is now way out of my price range anyway so, Blender it is. At that time there was a special $99 license for amateurs (non-commercial use) which, I think, has been discontinued now. I was confused about the term "voxels" and thought they must be something different to polygons so no good for exporting to DAZ Studio. I almost bought 3DCoat a few years ago but didn't. It even has texture painting like substance painter. I've recently moved over to 3dCoat which doesn't have that problem and their toolset is amazing. The problem with Blender is that it slows to a crawl when your face count goes up. His goal? To bring the best of both worlds together, with complete respect for everything that the ZBrush community already loves about the application.Blender's sculpting toolset is probably the next best after Zbrush, so i will probably be using that if Maxon make zbrush subscription only. Maxon CEO David McGavran has also been very forthcoming about his hopes for a promising future in perfect firmament with what ZBrush has already done for 3D artists worldwide. There’s never been a better time for artists to add ZBrush to their creative arsenals.”Īn encouraging sentiment, indeed. I am looking forward to collaborating with Maxon’s innovative development team to further revolutionize ZBrush for many years to come.
I can think of no better home for the future of ZBrush and its community. “ZBrush has been my passion for over two decades. In the Maxon press release covering the announcement, Alon said:
Details aren't especially plentiful, but we do know that Pixologic founder Ofer Alon will not be stepping down from his role when acquisition goes through. Maxon is acquiring Pixologic, with the deal expected to officially close in Q4, 2021. What This Acquisition Means for ZBrush Users
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