If you ever wondered why during polymodeling in zbrush you keep selecting several polygroups by CTRL+Shift clicking on only one:
\nZbrush for most of brushes and selections uses vertices. And if your polygon doesn’t have any other polygon in same polygroup next to vertex that you clicked – it just selects also next polygoup.<\/p>\n

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So in this case you can use Select Lasso tool and click on one edge to hide full polygon loop. And then invert the visibility by CTRL+Shift dragging outside of mesh:<\/p>\n

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