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If you like a render, save it before starting another! Otherwise, the new render will overwrite the old one. It is important to note that the Bridge will not save your KeyShot renders automatically. This is analogous to creating a new scene. If you change the Tool or Project in ZBrush, whatever is currently in the Key­Shot scene will be replaced by what is now in ZBrush. Note: Even if they haven’t been edited, all visible SubTools are always sent to KeyShot. Modified SubTools, as well as new and removed SubTools, will be properly updated in KeyShot. If you already have a model loaded in KeyShot that is made up of one or more Sub­Tools and the same model in ZBrush, the KeyShot scene will be updated to reflect the current ZBrush state.

If you have an empty KeyShot scene, the Bridge will build it using the information from ZBrush. You can have the following scenarios inside KeyShot depending on what you have in ZBrush: If KeyShot is already running, it will use the current instance. With the above settings in place, pressing the BPR button (located in the Render > BPR Render Pass menu or on the right Shelf in the main ZBrush interface) or the Shift+R hotkey will send your current model to KeyShot, launching it if necessary. Please see the AutoMerge function description at the end of this chapter for more information. The most important setting to take into account is the Auto Merge mode, which we recommend leaving enabled. Configuring the Bridge OptionsĬhange the various options in the External Renderer sub-palette before sending your data to KeyShot. To use KeyShot instead of the ZBrush BPR, go to Render > Ex­ternal Renderer and click the KeyShot button to make it the default rendering engine for ZBrush. The process of rendering your ZBrush models or scenes in KeyShot is simple and is primarily determined by the materials used in ZBrush.

Model updates can be sent over via the LiveLinking connection with KeyShot with no need to reapply materials, with all changes appearing instantly in real time. The ZBrush to KeyShot Bridge is a plugin that allows you to send your model to KeyShot with a single click of the BPR button, transferring all SubTools, Polypaint, and textures. Using the BPR button, you can instantly send all SubTools, including Polypaint and MatCaps, to KeyShot and gain access to hundreds of material and lighting presets, allowing you to create look dev, pre-viz concepts, promo art, and production visuals faster than ever before.

KeyShot Pro can be used in conjunction with the ZBrush to KeyShot Bridge on Windows or macOS to enable real-time rendering of your model inside KeyShot. KeyShot Pro (in conjunction with the ZBrush to KeyShot Bridge) enables you to paint, light, and view your models in real-time, as well as send all model changes back to KeyShot for an unrivaled workflow in creating concepts and product visuals.