Loading OBJ files with textures in ZBrush can greatly enhance the visual appeal of your 3D models and digital sculptures. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

1. Import your OBJ file into ZBrush: Start by opening ZBrush and importing your OBJ file. You can do this by going to the Tool palette and clicking on the Import button. Select your OBJ file from the file browser and click Open.

2. Navigate to the Texture Map subpalette: Once your OBJ file is loaded, navigate to the Texture Map subpalette by clicking on the Texture Map button in the Tool palette. Here, you can see options for importing and manipulating textures.

3. Import your texture: Click on the Import button in the Texture Map subpalette to import your texture. Select your texture file from the file browser and click Open. Your texture will now be applied to your OBJ file.

4. Adjust texture settings: You can further adjust the settings of your texture by using the sliders and options available in the Texture Map subpalette. This includes options for adjusting the UV mapping, tiling, and other texture properties.

5. Assign the texture to your OBJ file: Once you're satisfied with the texture settings, you can assign the texture to your OBJ file by clicking on the Clone Txtr button in the Texture Map subpalette. This will create a new texture that is now associated with your OBJ file.

6. Save your textured OBJ file: Finally, you can save your textured OBJ file by going to the Tool palette and clicking on the Save As button. Choose a location and file name for your textured OBJ file, and click Save.

By following these steps, you can easily load OBJ files with textures in ZBrush and enhance your 3D modeling and digital sculpting projects. Experiment with different textures and settings to create stunning visuals for your projects. Happy sculpting!