Whatever 3D program you use would need to be able to handle higher poly counts. You could make use of ZBCore to sculpt a high poly model and then take it to a 3D program to retopologize. There is a limited use of decimation, according to the ZBCore page, but no ZRemesher and no Retopology tools. Tools which could be used to make a more Studio friendly model would be ZRemesher, Decimation or Retopology. Sculpting too often ends up being too high poly for use in Daz Studio. At its heart, ZBCore is an introduction that seems to mainly focus on sculpting. ZBrush has expanded into a type of modeling with the addition of ZModeler, but this is not included in ZBrushCore.

ZBrushCore, like its big brother, is also not one. There's a saying among ZBrush users that you never learn to like the UI or have it become intuitive through use, you only learn to tolerate it.ZBrush is not a conventional modeler. ZBrush has long been known to have a very unintuitive UI. Powerful and efficient software capable of displaying millions of points without performance issues

Great set of tools for decimation and voxel remeshing This was more important in the past but ZBrush has gotten better transform tools in recent years, making positioning easier. For instance creating and positioning the base shapes for teeth, claws, etc, can often be more efficiently done in Maya or Blender and then exported to ZBrush for further sculpting. Even then I recommend using it alongside your main app with the GoZ bridge to achieve best results. I generally use ZBrush when I want to create organic or sculptural objects for CGI or 3D print. Now that Maxon has acquired Pixologic we can only hope they dedicate time to improving this area.

Regardless of the difficulties, Zbrush has such a powerful sculpting toolset that I have continued to use it. This has long been a complaint among the user base but was never addressed. ZBrush main drawback is it's poor UI and overabundance of workflow idiosyncrasies.

It's important to note however that ZBrush does the one thing and does it really well, you will still need to use it alongside a more traditional 3D package like Blender or Maya. I've dabbled with sculpting in Blender and tried a few other small apps but none can hold a candle to ZBrush. Comments: ZBrush has long been the industry standard sculpting software for a reason.

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