Additionally, if you're rendering high-resolution images or using a lot of complex materials and textures, this can also contribute to larger file sizes. Over time, as you render more and more images, these intermediate files can accumulate in the external render folder, causing it to grow in size. These files include things like render passes, depth maps, and texture maps, among others. When you render an image in ZBrush, it saves not only the final rendered image, but also various intermediate files that are used to generate the final image. The external render folder in ZBrush can get large in file size because it stores all the rendered images and associated data files that are created when you render your ZBrush project.
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