3d coat 2024. The Perfect complement for Blender and Zbrush. 

This! Michael Pavlovich's ZBrush beginner courses are the gold standard for how to teach software, imo

No you're a 100% right especially it's 3D painting aspect now with true vertex coloring

Super 3d software that is lake learning content and some ui improvement

I find 3D Coat to be actually better at painting textures than Painter, I completely ditched Painter for 3D Coat!

May i know what is the specs of your machine? Does it rely heavily on graphic card?

Well, that will,mostly depend on what you do mostly. Most people texturing aside modeling and scultping tend to use 3d coat more since its much cheaper than substance painter. 3d coat isnt on the same level as substance painter when it comes to texturing but I would say it close. Not far from susbtance

The issues is zbrush they don’t scale right like other software

zbrush is not dead lol

what about Zbrush's current price?

@@stanislavchernyshuk6559 zbrush is far too expensive and even not worth to talk about. But without comparing prices zbrush still alot better in sculpting manner

@@smaplessmap5355 I beg your pardon, my previous commentary looks rude. The current price for individuals is 439 Euro, earlier it was 379 Euros. What do you think - was the previous price ok or it was overestimated as well?

@@stanislavchernyshuk6559 np 😀. For me as a hobbyist some jobs, yes also the price tag before was to high. I mean i can do quite everything in blender plus some addons less or more like in 3dcoat. Blender got so strong now that it's hard to justify the price for another app. And i belive into the open source philosiphy. As 3dcoat started there was a steam version for about 150 euros if im right! That felt fair. And i dont like these licensing models now for updates and renting.

Quote: "zbrush is far too expensive and even not worth to talk about. But without comparing prices zbrush still alot better in sculpting manner"...really? Have you done a side by side comparison? I think you would be very surprised to find out just how close 3DCoat's sculpting tools compare to ZBrush's. Yes, ZB is the standard, but an objective comparison, where you take the same exact model and use similar brushes (that you normally would use...such as clay and clay buildup or Dam Standard vs Draw or Pinch brush in 3DCoat), would change your mind, considerably. Too many people make false and blind assumptions without any real experience in both applications. The truth of the matter is that 3DCoat is VERY capable of delivering production level sculpting and has more ways to texture a model (low poly UV mapped or uber dense high poly sculpts, and Voxel paint) than any other application.