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Premium Chains

6,00 €
Tax included.
Vendor: S3ART Store
Tags: 3D Cartoon Characters Digital Hard Surface IMM Realistic ZBrush

License: Personal Use

Personal Use
Extended Commercial
Description

 

Introducing Premium Chains – your go-to toolkit for adding realistic 3D jewelry to your projects in both ZBrush and Blender! Now featuring a total of up to 67 distinct chain designs for the Extended Commercial license and 36 for the Personal Use license, each one inspired by real-world jewelry styles to bring a luxurious, detailed look to your characters and props.

From classic circular and square links to bold, chunky styles and gemstone-encrusted chains, there's a wide selection to suit any vibe. The IMM Brush for ZBrush lets you drag and drop with ease, while the new procedural Blender setup uses curves for full control over shape, chain type, and size.

Whether you're designing accessories, clothing details, or scene elements, Premium Chains speeds up your workflow without compromising quality.

Product Content

Everything you need to start dressing up your characters:

  • PremiumChains.blend
    Procedural chain generator for Blender, a curve-based setup with style and size selectors.
  • PremiumChains_IMM.ZBP
    Ready-to-use IMM Brush for fast chain placement in ZBrush.

Compatibility

  • Compatible with Blender 4.3.1 and above.
  • Compatible with ZBrush 2022.0.6 and above.
FAQs

What software is Premium Chains compatible with?

Premium Chains is compatible with both Blender 4.3.1 and above and ZBrush 2022.0.6 and above.

In Blender, Premium Chains is not a brush pack but a procedural setup using a curve and instanced meshes. You can position and deform the chain by editing the curve, and control the chain type and size using custom properties in the sidebar.

In ZBrush, the chains are provided as an .ZBP IMM Brush, ready for drag-and-drop placement on your models.

How do I use Premium Chains in Blender?

Simply open the included PremiumChains.blend file. The procedural chain setup will be ready to use, with all meshes and controls preloaded. You can:

Edit the curve to change the chain’s shape and direction.

Select the curve and open the side panel (N key) to access the Chain Type and Chain Size sliders.

Optionally add modifiers like Subdivision Surface to the mesh object for a smoother result.

How do I import brushes into ZBrush?

You can import IMM Brushes into ZBrush in several ways:

  • Go to Brush > Load Brush and select the .ZBP file.
  • Drag and drop the brush file directly into the ZBrush interface.
  • To load the brush automatically on startup, place it in the ZStartup/BrushPresets folder.

For a full step-by-step guide, check out:
How do I import brushes into ZBrush?

What is an IMM Brush and how does it work?

An IMM (Insert Multi Mesh) Brush lets you insert pre-made 3D mesh elements directly onto your model’s surface. It’s perfect for adding repetitive details like chains, zippers, stitches, and more with speed and precision.

To learn more, visit:
What is an IMM Brush and how it works?