Are you struggling to export multiple Zbrush subtools as OBJ files for your 3D modeling projects? Don't worry, I've got you covered with a quick and easy guide to streamline the process.

Step 1: Organize Your Subtools

Before exporting, make sure to organize your subtools in Zbrush. Group the subtools that you want to export together to simplify the process. This will save you time and reduce the chances of errors during the export.

Step 2: Merge Visible Subtools

If your subtools are separate and you want to export them as a single OBJ file, use the 'Merge Visible' function in Zbrush. This will combine all visible subtools into a single tool, making it easier to export as one OBJ file.

Step 3: Export as OBJ

Once your subtools are organized and merged if necessary, it's time to export them as OBJ files. Go to the 'Tool' palette, select the subtool you want to export, and then click on 'Export'. Choose the OBJ format and save the file to your desired location.

Step 4: Repeat for Multiple Subtools

If you have multiple subtools to export, simply repeat the export process for each subtool. Make sure to give each OBJ file a unique name to avoid overwriting previous exports.

Step 5: Batch Export Using Zplugin

To streamline the export process for multiple subtools, you can use the Zplugin called 'SubTool Master'. This handy tool allows you to batch export all visible subtools as separate OBJ files with just a few clicks. Simply install the SubTool Master plugin, select the subtools you want to export, and use the 'Export' function to save them all at once.

By following these steps, you can efficiently export multiple Zbrush subtools as OBJ files for your 3D modeling projects. Whether you're creating characters, props, or environments, this process will help you save time and stay organized throughout your workflow. Happy exporting!