BadKing is giving away this FREE Tires Brush Set that was created by Bas Mazur in Zbrush 4R4 P2.

This Brush Set is made up of 2 individual Tires that differ slightly in width making it an adaptive and flexible multipurpose curve brush.

In addition, the Brush Set also contains the Insert Multi Mesh Brush function that allows the user to toggle between it’s variant by utilizing the M key.

Each Brush is made up of replicating segments allowing the user to make the Tire treads as long or as short as needed giving complete freedom when creating a design.

It is highly recommended when creating a Tire to use a cylindrical shape as a base.

Click onto the cylindrical object and drag out from it’s center – hold down the ‘Shift’ key to close the loop, this way the brush will conform to the cylindrical shape creating a Tire.

The Tires Brush Set was created and generously donated by Bas Mazur from basmazur.nl

For more information regarding Insert Multi Mesh (IMM) & Tri Part Multi Mesh Brushes Click Here.

PLEASE NOTE: Files created in a newer version of ZBrush may not be opened by any earlier version of the Software. Click Here for more information.

BadKing is giving away this FREE Tires Brush Set that was created by Bas Mazur in Zbrush 4R4 P2.

This Brush Set is made up of 2 individual Tires that differ slightly in width making it an adaptive and flexible multipurpose curve brush.

In addition, the Brush Set also contains the Insert Multi Mesh Brush function that allows the user to toggle between it’s variant by utilizing the M key.

Each Brush is made up of replicating segments allowing the user to make the Tire treads as long or as short as needed giving complete freedom when creating a design.

It is highly recommended when creating a Tire to use a cylindrical shape as a base.

Click onto the cylindrical object and drag out from it’s center – hold down the ‘Shift’ key to close the loop, this way the brush will conform to the cylindrical shape creating a Tire.

The Tires Brush Set was created and generously donated by Bas Mazur from basmazur.nl

For more information regarding Insert Multi Mesh (IMM) & Tri Part Multi Mesh Brushes Click Here.

PLEASE NOTE: Files created in a newer version of ZBrush may not be opened by any earlier version of the Software. Click Here for more information.