

You can also set a maximum texture map size, which is useful for maintaining good performance if you have a lot of textures.

#FGRAB ZBRUSH ARCHIVE#
Copy the contents of the downloaded archive ( Sketchfab.zsc and /Sketchfabdata directory) to the plugins folder.If you had already installed an older version of the Sketchfab Uploader, delete it ( Sketchfab.zsc and /Sketchfabdata directory).

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Creating Tileable Textures in ZBrush | Pierre-Alexandre Côté
