Making overall adjustments with Transpose Master

- As much as you may try to plan…the overall pose before you start creating clothing,…something usually pops up that causes you…to have to change something drastic to the pose…that would mean to positions…of all kinds of different things.…So let's say for example,…we decided that we wanted to change the pose…so she's twisting at the waist a little bit more.…And then, that would mean that…you'd have to move the scarf,…you'd have to move the body,…then you'd have to move the shirt,…then you'd have to move the eyes.…You'd have to move everything,…and to get all into place would be a lot of work.…

Luckily, there's feature in ZBrush…that allows you to reposition everything together at once.…It's called Transpose Master.…Let's see how it can help us out here.…What you want to do is make sure…that you've got every sub tool visible…that you want to be working with.…So we're good there.…What I'm going to do is go into Zplugin,…Transpose Master,…and just click TPoseMesh.…What this is doing is combining every subtool…into one subtool in a separate tool…