Thank you, Pendraia for offering suggestions, unfortunately it doesn't say how to actually fix the seams. I'm the type that needs step by step instructions that I can read, so please don't give me a link to a video or anything, I need written instructions, please. Also, I must clarify, that there's a chance that someone mentioned it in a video, but I am hearing impaired, so I tend to try and find written instructions, because some either don't have subtitles or the subtitles are confusing.

Or it tells you how to save the spotlight configuration, which also is not what I want. And when I search on google on how to save the texture map, it just tells you how to save the texture that is used for the painting (meaning the texture I imported to paint onto the model, which is not what I want, I want the texture that is resulted from painting on the model). I have tried things, such as 'create texture from polypaint,' or 'polypaint from texture,' even 'grab doc,' but literally nothing works. High detail with low poly count.Hi, there is literally no documentation that actually tells you how to save the actual texture (not the texture used for painting, the texture on the actual model that was projected onto it). I know I am asking the impossible though.

I own ZB and am really happy with it but still haven’t been able to achieve the resolution in max with ZB enhanced models at my original mesh density, which is the ideal one for animation.

If you are used to modelling lots of character into your meshes in max then a simple advanced ( ha oxymoron ) wrapped texture with a decent bump that is easily rigged might be what you are looking for.

Also the basic premis of varying your mesh density over the model to reduce poly counts doesn’t seem to work too well with ZB and the most effective strategy seems to be an even balance of resolution over the entire model. Meshes loose their depth if you havent done displacement augmentations to them in ZB. If you are used to modeling at different resolutions then a lower res model, or indeed any mesh will loose character if it is taken into ZB and then reimported into max with the mapping information you will need to apply the textures you created. Only advantage body paint would have is that it leaves your mesh untouched as I understand it.

Zbrush texture painting