Matcaps, that is what they are called in Zbrush anyway. It is a pretty nifty way to light objects without needing any lights, seems like a useful technique for sculpting.
Thanks to the tutorial at BlenderArtists forum (note: there is a better way to implement this than the first post suggests, just go down a few posts.) and a tip off in the irc channel #smc I spent a day figuring out how to set them up in Blender 2.5, created a small matcap image library.
I spent some time working on a node based matcap.
The only thing I ran into was the inablilty to render AO (Ambient Occlusion) with them.
Here is the attached matcap file. (Made with Blender 2.5)
Jan 8, 2010
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