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Remap the keys

Duplicate objects with Alt D instead of Shift D. Then they have the same object data. Otherwise you can also link object data from the active (last selected) to all selected objects via Ctrl L.

​@@JulienKaspart Oh wow, thanks for the personal response Julien! Great insights, thank you 😁 Does this work with the usual .L and .R naming conventions to mirror the object data?

@@KeelanJon You're welcome. The objects can be called anything. Just the object data name is going to be the same between the objects.

@@JulienKaspart Ah I think I figured it out. So the issue I was having is the lacking of mirroring in the changes I make to an object, they were just being copied not mirrored. Looks like I had to mirror the objects local axis to ensure it was accurately mirroring the axis of it's symmertical counterpart. Always learning!

I'm not sure about the macros, but the 'Create shortcuts' and 'Quick favourites' help a lot.

Maybe this might help you: there is a similar feature(albeit a bit less powerful than you described) to "project image to mesh", and it is called "project from view". The downside of using this is that you will have to remesh the topology(because it may use a loot of vertices if it's related to a sculpt) and then in edit mode, press on the UV mapping key(default "U") and select project from view. Please note that you will need a background image/reference for this to work. You may have to ponder and look it up further, as instead you will have to add a texture slot instead. But it does sound like a cool feature that is indeed worthwhile to have it upgraded for sculpts as well. :D Also, when it comes to custom buttons, I believe that feature already exists as well, and as z-anatomy pointed out, the quick favourites option is available; you will have to further research these features from your end, because I am unfamiliar as I myself do not use these. Hope it helps!

@@Kestrel0907 The reference feature i'm talking about is similar to a standard reference image, it can be turned on and off with opacity settings etc but it literally overlays an image to any mesh in the viewport, just like a how a real life projector would work. Nothing to do with UVs or any changes to the mesh data.

im mostly looking for better performance in blender and the masking in zbrush feels a lot more convenient.

@@Joe-es3jg Yes, I agree. Zbrush has many more features and sub features with 100 different buttons, dials, sliders to go along with it to get the exact outcome one needs. People are paying for the software, the most important thing about zbrush is raw function and speed. Blender seems to take into consideration much more the balance of the UI and how other features will be incorporated cleanly into the experience. Whether or not the new feature is REALLY necessary? I have to think this as i'm sure they have devs who know zbrush inside and out but don't add many really nice convenient features to blender.

I could not get the "Set attribute" option in 4.0.2. But I opened the same file in 4.1beta and it was there now. So I think it's only a 4.1 feature.

Did you try the quad view? You can also create windows in 3D viewport and they'll be updated in real time.

I was wondering this as well. He vaguely said they would be added "soon" but we don't know what that means. I would hope it comes alongside the 4.0 update.