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Its features enable you to use customizable brushes to shape, texture and paint virtual clay in a real-time environment that provides instant feedback. Monitor: 1280×1024 monitor resolution with millions of colors.ZBrush sets the industry standard for digital sculpting and painting.Pen Tablet: Mouse or Wacom compatible (Carbon API) pen tablet.CPU: Core2duo with SSE2 technology or better.

Video card: Must support OpenGL 3.3 or higher.

Monitor: 1920×1080 monitor resolution or higher with millions of colors.

Pen Tablet: Wacom or Wacom compatible.

HDD: 100GB of free hard drive space ZBrush and its scratch disk.

RAM: 8 GB required for working with multi-million polys.

Monitor: 1280×1024 monitor resolution with 32-bit color.

Pen Tablet: Mouse or Wacom compatible (WinTab API) pen tablet.

HDD: 8 GB of free hard drive space for ZBrush and its scratch disk.

CPU: Core2duo or AMD equivalent with SSE2 technology or better.

(32-bit operating systems are no longer supported.)

OS: 64-bit editions of Windows 10 or 11.

Redshift: Redshift (including Redshift in ZBrush) has its own system requirements.

Video card: Must support OpenGL 3.3 or higher and Vulkan 1.1 or higher.

Monitor: 1920×1080 monitor resolution or higher with 32-bit color.

HDD: 100 GB of free hard drive space for ZBrush and its scratch disk.

RAM: 8 GB required for working with multi-million poly models.

CPU: Intel i5/7/Xeon technology or AMD Ryzen/Threadripper or newer.

Windows Highly Recommended Specifications: From the active online community at ZBrushCentral, to community events, ZBrushLIVE streams and online learning platforms - the ZBrush community believes in helping artists elevate one another. You’ll be welcomed into one of the largest communities of artists gathered around any 3D software. Interoperability is at your fingertips with support for key file formats and real time integration with a number of popular software packages. The intuitive approach of ZBrush doesn’t end with sculpting and painting. ZBrush makes this possible using Redshift, as well as a powerful rendering system called BPR (Best Preview Render). Whether you are using ZBrush by itself as an illustration tool, or as part of a production pipeline for animation, you will at some point want to show your work to others. You have the freedom to visualise, explore and create textures in 3D, and in real time. The resolution of the texture map does not need to be decided in advance. This offers significant advantages compared to a standard workflow. ZBrush works with tens of millions of polygons in real-time, so you can paint directly on the surface of the model without first assigning a texture map or UV’s.