As long as you're in. Lightbox and Spotlight 3. This takes a kind of subdivision levels, this action steps one subdivision level lower. Each brush has its own way to create an array.
It also offers an interchangeable one-click navigation view which allows you to switch between orthographic view states. I then made a rough 3-D reconstruction through AgiSoft PhotoScan, imported the raw scan data into Zbrush, and sculpted to refine the data into a more accurate representation of my specimen. I imported each cross-sectional CT scan image into ZBrush as a texture on a subdivided plane, then used the texture to Mask by Intensity , grouped the mask, and used PanelLoops to very quickly give a little bit of volume to each slice of the CT scan: The wonderful new Gizmo 3D allowed me to easily scale and reposition ALL of these separate slices, while keeping them as separate subtools. The time now is PM.
