ZBrush is a powerful tool for 3D modeling and digital sculpting, and being able to import OBJ files is an essential skill for using the software. Whether you're working on character design, props, or environments, being able to import OBJ files allows you to bring in 3D models created in other software or downloaded from online marketplaces. Here's how to import OBJ in ZBrush:

1. Open ZBrush: Launch ZBrush on your computer and make sure you're starting with a new project or have an existing project open that you want to import the OBJ into.

2. Go to Tool Palette: In ZBrush, navigate to the Tool palette, which is where you'll be able to import and work with your 3D models.

3. Click Import: Within the Tool palette, locate and click the Import button. This will prompt a file explorer window where you can navigate to the location of your OBJ file.

4. Select OBJ File: In the file explorer window, find and select the OBJ file that you want to import into ZBrush. Once selected, click Open to initiate the import process.

5. Adjust Import Settings: After selecting the OBJ file, ZBrush will provide you with options to adjust the import settings. This may include options for scaling, flipping, or inverting the model. Make any necessary adjustments and click OK to complete the import.

6. Work with Imported OBJ: Once the OBJ file has been successfully imported, you can start working with it in ZBrush. This includes sculpting, painting, and incorporating the imported model into your overall project.

By following these steps, you can easily import OBJ files into ZBrush and seamlessly integrate 3D models created in other software into your projects. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced 3D artist, knowing how to import OBJ in ZBrush is a fundamental skill that will enhance your workflow and creative possibilities.