Creating a custom ZBrush UI that works

In this video, I'm going to show you how to customise your ZBrush UI with a purpose. The 'why' is a lot more important than the 'how', but if you just want to learn the practical steps to change things in the ZBrush UI, you can jump to minute 7:30 in the video or to minute 25:10 for some more 'advanced' tips.

The best advice I could share for creating your custom UI is to record your screen while you work on a project (you can use something like OBS). Watching back the recording will give you a very good idea of the tools that you use the most (or not).

If you are interested in getting my custom UI as a reference or starting point, you can download it from the links below (the zip file contains both the right-handed and left-handed UI layouts):

https://tinyurl.com/ZBrushUI

If you are new to ZBrush, I'd strongly suggest keeping it the standard UI until you get more comfortable with the software ;)

Find more about this tutorial and its resources at the ZBGs website: https://www.zbrushguides.com/tutorial...

0:00 - Intro
5:37 - Number 1 tip to customise your UI
7:32 - How to move/add/remove UI elements
12:15 - UI Colors
15:39 - Save / store custom UI
17:27 - Changing 'wide buttons'
20:56 - Expanding areas of the UI with 'empty' buttons
22:46 - 'infinite' scroll through the UI
25:10 - Creating your own Custom Palette
31:43 - Adding subpalettes to the custom palette

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