He typed: The disk space being critically low more than likely indicates a permissions issue. I"m enclosing his directions and my response. It unfortunately did not resolve the problem or the error message. I received a message from a zBrush tech and I attempted it. Gentleman, thank you all for your kind attention to my dilemma.
I have to click on the upper right hand quarter and then scroll down to "Force Quit".that's the only way I can close zBrush. I tried to empty the trash but nothing happened. What does that mean? And if I click on the "OK" button, nothing happens. Please clear more disk space (by emptying the trash, deleting files, etc.) and then click OK to resume". Instead of anything going to Lightwave the following on the zBrush canvas appeared: "FILE WRITE ERROR" Sorry, the disk space is critically low. I then took a simple box and tried to move that by pressing in zBrush GoZ. I cleaned out the cache as they suggested. Prior to all of this I tried to start from the "beginning" in the Preferences. Then I went back to zBrush to see if the transfer had occurred. I then went back to the scene in Lightwave11.5 Modeler and the. It then directed me to the LightWave3D11.5 folder. In the box below it is written: /Applications/NewTek/LightWave3D11.5/Modeler.app" Beneath that is the word Browse.
Click on "Browse" to select a custom location, or on "Not installed' if it is not installed. It opened and posed this question, "Several versions of Lightwave Modeler have been detected! Please select which version to use by clicking on the right location. It opened and I choose Lightwave Modeler. In the preference tab at top, I clicked on GoZ. Staying in line with Gino's approach, I opened 4R5 although I have 4R6. Thank you again for your time and consideration. I certainly need to figure out why this is isn't working properly as I'm in the middle of a major project. I was using 4R6 which is their new rendition so I opened 4R5 to see if there was difference but it made no difference. I am total confused why I can't duplicate this. Further, my mesh did not appear to replace what was the large "S". In my case, when I clicked on the GoZ button, no exchange was noted and nothing appeared in the drawing window in zBrush. Further, you could see his mesh as part of the tool window. In the tutorial one saw the mesh he used appear in the zBrush program when the mouse was depressed and dragged. In my case I never saw anything like this. However, in the tutorial, when Gino clicks on the GoZ tab there is something that appears to the right of this. The program acknowledged below on the lower bar that GoZ was clicked on. In modeler, I clicked on the I/O tab on the top bar and then proceeded to click on GoZ attempting. I used a simple model of 96 polygons that I had created. I followed the instructions of LightWave 11.5 GoZ Interchange for Zbrush by Lino Grandi. As per the tutorial found on the lightwave page,, I followed this tutorial as it did in 11.5. You can hit Ctrl+N to clear the document of those pixols, redraw the tool onto the document again, and then re-enter edit mode.Thank you Dan for responding. It's no longer a 3d model at that point, which is why you were not able to enter edit mode. So what happened? When you leave edit mode the model on screen gets converted into pixols. When you draw a model onto the document Zbrush will give you a chance to edit it before converting the model to pixols, which is where Edit Mode and sculpting come into play. You can paint on that document using 3d models (which is why they are referred to as Tools). These pixels are actually a little more advanced than your standard 2d pixels in that they store material and depth information in addition to RGB color channels (and we refer to them as pixols in order to distinguish them). The document is a standard image document made out of pixels, and it is waiting for you draw on it like the blank canvas that it is.
Here's a quick rundown on what happened in order to help you understand Zbrush a bit more. The hell happened, what am I supposed to do?
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