Zbrush Initial Brushes Standard Brush Smooth Brush Move Brush Clay Buildup Brush Dam Standard Brush

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Zbrush Initial Brushes. There are 7 Quintessential Brushes for ZBrush Beginners.
Among these 4 brushes 1. Standard, 2. Brush Smooth Brush, 3. Move Brush, 4. Clay Buildup Brush, 5. Dam Standard Brush are most importent.
I showed here funcktion of these 5 brushes & initail funcktion is as below.
1. Standard Brush
Often overlooked and really great for things like the detail in an ear. This brush is kind of like inflating an area and it is topology dependent. This is very good in its ALT or ZSub form for defining relatively soft inset detail (like shaping around the nostrils of a nose).
2. Smooth Brush
Don’t use early in the process (because it’s pointless). Start with a “design” phase and block-out form with clay-build up, other heavy tools, and move. Then instead of smooth, consider clay brush filling in or adding on rather than digging into the mesh with smooth.
3. Move Brush
Move surface areas (push and pull) to make quick and dramatic changes to the form. A typical sculpting workflow often begins with using the Move brush to create a basic form from sphere or base mesh.
Tips:
If you’ve increased your subdivision level, it can help to step back down in the subdivision level to use the Move brush and then step it back up after the move. This ensures that the Move is making a more global change and is done in Tool (Divide and SDiv slider).
Try changing the Focal Shift (slider at the top of the UI) when using the Move Brush. A negative focal shift will make the surface that’s moved more bulbous and rounded. A positive focal shift will make the moved surface pointy.
Hold down the ALT key while dragging to move along normals.
Click, then hold down the SHIFT key while dragging and the move try to follow the surface.
4. ClayBuildup Brush
Add volume and can build upwards in height. (Try turning Alpha off for a big build-up that doesn’t have as crisp an edge; it’s the alpha that gives the ClayBuild up brush its square edge.) This brush is topology independent.

5. Dam_Standard Brush
For carving in details (like wrinkles); press alt for relatively sharp ridges. This brush often gives greater results for details because it’s a kind of pinch brush, which pulls geometry towards it as you dig in – resulting in cleaner topology around the area worked. This is not the case for something like the Standard brush. Often, however, if you’re not getting the clean detail you need, you may simply need to increase polygons.

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