Mushroom Maker is a set of 303 brushes, 26 mushroom basemeshes, and 50 alphas for ZBrush. With this, you can build mushrooms using the basemeshes, and then make textures and bump maps with the brushes.

The mushrooms are polygrouped, low poly, subdivision ready meshes that you can divide as much as you need for using them on games, sculpting, or any other use.

Use them for forest scenes, natural environment, gnome houses, fairy woods, under your trees, in gardens, and all kinds of nature and fantasy works.

A must have for ZBrush!

FEATURES:

• 303 ZBrush brushes: 50 DragDot, 50 DragRect, 50 Draw, 51 PaintRect, 51 PaintDraw, and 51 PaintOnly.
• 26 mushroom basemeshes as one IMM ZBrush brush, and as independent OBJs.
• Both versions of basemeshes have groups assigned to ease the painting and detailing of the mushrooms.
• 50 PSD Alphas for ZBrush, and 3D apps that support 3D alphas with setting of middle point. 2048x2048 pixels, 16 bits, grayscale, in PSD and JPG.
• A PDF tutorial about how to build mushrooms using these brushes.
• PDF Index of the brushes so you can pick the one you need easier.
• A video tutorial, that you can also find on YouTube (in our channel), but is included in our product for your future reference.

The ZBrush brushes include different kind of brushes:

• DragRect and DragDot brushes that you can click and drag to set the position and size of the detail.
• Special Draw brushes that have settings to allow you to paint the details in an artistic way, as if you were drawing them. This way they have direction and uniqueness, and look natural.
• PaintRect and PaintDraw Brushes that add surface relief and texture at the same time, so you can apply this before or after using the other brushes and get a finished model, or use them to detail and paint your models at the same time.
• PaintOnly Brushes that apply color only, for making textures.

COMPATIBLE WITH: ZBrush 2021.7.1 and up (updating to 2022.0.7 or more is free and easy).

Credits: Model of terrain with tree is Park Tree Trunk by Andrei Alexandrescu, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution. Link in video.