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Remove warning pop-ups

Remove warning pop-ups - ZBrush Tutorial

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Remove warning pop-ups

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- ZBrush has many features that, if used incorrectly, can cause problems. So over the years, they've added warning pop-ups to help keep you from doing something wrong. The downside to this is that these warnings are always there long after you've learned how to use the features correctly. In this video, I'll show you how to set up a macro that bypasses those warnings. Let's see how it works. So there's a lot of these warnings. You might notice, for example, if you split or merge subtools together or if you delete subtools you'll get this warning. Let me just demonstrate here with, let's say we've got these shoes, we want to split them into two different shoes, so we'll click split to parts. So we get this pop-up telling us that we can't undo this operation. Now, if you've used ZBrush for very long, you know this already, and you don't need to be reminded every time that you run ZBrush. So let's click cancel right now. And let's run this again, but this time with a macro. So let's go…

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