New Add-on: Advanced Brushes
AntonisKarvelas writes:
Advanced Brushes is an add-on that changes they way you sculpt in Blender by adding brush categories, texture folders and a custom new UI that is both simple yet complete.
Statement Necklace
ahem https://www.textures.com/browse/3d-brushes/114539
Good catch, but they’re not part of the add-on. In fact, it’s just an add-on, not a brush set. I’m just using them WITH the add-on and if you get it you can use it with any brushes you’ve downloaded or created yourself.
i was just going to ask if the brushes were included and if not where to get them! so yeah thanks for the link :)
OMG!!!!!!!!! If anyone is making a BEST ADD-ONs OF ALL TIME top 10, I think this is going to to make the list. That’s not hyperbole; this is a for-real gamechanger in marketplace of freelance artists.
Brushes included for the price: 0
You can get all of them for free if you Google a little bit. And there are some quality brush sets on the Blender Market, if that’s what you want. I’m not competing with them, I’m not making a brush set (yet), it’s an add-on that helps you organize and be more productive with your brushes.
Yeah, I think some folks are missing the point of this product.
These brushes are already free and available, across the web, in places like BlendSwap.
I recognized these brushes, as I’ve gathered a few of these sets myself, over the years. They’re free, but you’re not allowed to sell these brushes.
This video is just showcasing the system hosting the brushes, as in, what you can do to improve your access and organization of such brushes. The brushes are just serving as an example.
The tool itself is the organization and customization aspect, which is indeed a big deal. This one’s a time-saver. Not to mention, adds some better flexibility to the UI.
Good product, man.
*bookmarked*
Thanks! Oh well, I don’t mind these people. Once they get enough brushes and navigating them becomes difficult, they may change their opinion…
Is there any chance we’ll get that 3D circle that shows the direction the brush is facing, like in zbrush?
Possible yet difficult. But I am thinking about it…