For now, you're just 2% cool 🤤

Me yet to be begin...using mouse

@@monke3043 lol

@@monke3043 me going to just purchase a mouse🙂

What a pleasent coinsidence ! I've started blender just 1.4 weeks ago... And yep , almost every video seems to be in language of gods since opening blender is the only I can do with the software

Wait you guys can make face?

@@a-_-._. Wait, you guys know how to use blender?

@@ori1gn wait, you guys have pc?

Wait, you guys are not aliens?

@@Ur8an848 wait, aliens don't have PC or blender

Noice

I'm still stuck with the default box

that was a 1.69% awesome! nice

But wait till you get to uvmapping adding material then texture painting. Found a tut on here, that show it's done manually. No add on or buying an addon. 35 min tutorial that I've been working on fir about 16 hours now. But I figured its3 jmportant to learn the process manually. Unwrapping mesh is hit or muss. Even using the blender cube which is mapped, the shade grid doesn't line up properly. If you kniw how the process works from bkank general layout, then a lurchased addon mistakes can be fixed.

take a 30 minute break to reward yourself!

i would take that as a win 💀

hahaha

Then the baking, topology, uvs and texturing lol. But wait. There's more... the rigging and animating.

I start to noticed a habit of YanSculpts using alot of jump cuts. Sometimes even leaving out key details

Get his tutorials, they're really good

@@jaychill372 but outdated

UHMM VENTAJA ... Usa el caracter creator

So you mean he's not an alien? 🤯🤯🤯

I don't have drawing talent at all, can i still make 3d projects at blender?

@@hasanfaraza1524 I've only just started learning two days ago, but I have no talent at drawing either. If you're interested like I am, I think the best start is to follow a tutorial on making a basic head and then body out of just the spheres that you see in this video and just keep working at it from there! I'm using "Rainhet Chaneru's" tutorials to get me started. She is pretty good at just showing you what you need, so you don't get too freaked out. I made a lot of mistakes on the first day, but by the end, I remembered the steps and was able to recreate it way way quicker than the first time I went through it! I hope you give it a try! Its a little stressful starting out but I've been enjoying it so far! \^_^/

@@hasanfaraza1524 Not really necessary, but having the foundations for anatomy and digital art skills can make you more versatile.

Hours? Boy that take years

Jared!!

You missed my boy

Thanks!

@@yansculpts just wondering can I use a keyboard and mouse to make this or do I need the thing you use?

@@infurnoapple5203 you can but it took a lot more time

@@scricraft4764 ah ok thanks for the reply

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aaqna6moqM-ZkY0.html this?

Same

There's absolutely no informations about the operation that allow him to rig such a complete sculpt with a riggify armature, how the different part are joined, into a single mesh, or anything else that would be useful to emulate is technique. It's nice to look at, but it's quite misleading concerning the complexity of the operations

@@digzletraitplat5178 meh... ignoring the epic sculpt its not so bad..

@@ThrashyB yeah, sorry. I was looking for infos, it's an impressive demonstration of skills.

Can you share what those things are? I just started learning blender this week and am doing the donut tutorial series. That said I don’t expect to be this good tomorrow, but I hope to one day be able to make stuff that looks good. (My unfinished donut looks good and surprises my family at least lol)

@@VeryTori when you get into 3d more and more you're going to realise these things along the way. Every time you try a new tutorial you're gonna learn something new. My list of more than ten things that is not really shown in the video (because it's not that kind of video) would be something like this. 1. Poly modelling 2. Sculpting workflow 3. Mesh/object management/hierarchies 4. Edge flow, topology 5. Unwrapping 6. Textures and materials 7. Rigging/armatures 8. Lighting/scene setup 9. Posing/finalizing 10. Rendering/post work This list can be disheartening so I suggest trying a couple tutorials and see what you seem to like more and focus on that. Once you have a path you can quickly get better at that particular thing. Also, without focusing on really learning materials you can still get good with working with others free materials. Without really learning lighting you can use free lighting setups and so on. Once you find your niche you can focus on that and cheat the rest :) too many spend way too much time trying to learn the details about everything. In my experience, the creative people just want to create things. Find your path and don't get lost on the way. Blender is huge. Some people get stuck on a certain thing for a year. I did this very thing myself. For me things started moving once I started doing little projects and actually finishing them. Best of luck.

You should make that day, today!

@@sketchygaz I would love to, but my laptop is not as powerful to run it properly :( so I need to buy a new one first

@@wysse_beats :( suppose that would help, sorry dude tried to be a bit inspirational and it kinda backfired.

@@sketchygaz Noo bro, don't worry! it's ok

fairly sure your laptop is better than the one i used 13 years ago to start learning 3dsmax. thats just and excuse. which is normal. starting something is hard.

Yeah.. I feel like loads of steps were omitted here. Pose mode wouldn't be that smooth without retop either. Also, modelling the parts of the clothing as separate objects is not a good workflow for characters for animation. I found that out the hard way lol.

@@mwatsonanimation I was wondering about this too. Could you just shrinkwrap it and retopo? Of course, then he'd have to re-texture everything. But for just a pose and render this is pretty amazing.

@@wmsteinhardt After watching this again, I can see now that he is able to keep most of the topology low by using sub div modifier and shade smooth, and also curves instead of meshes for details. He does use some shrink wrap and re-top to sculpt some details on the trousers. This kind of modelling wouldn’t be appropriate for animation, but it works for a still render.

Maybe you are referring to when I use multires modifier, the vertex count isn't low

@@yansculpts so you merged the ears with the head, and then go for multires?

@@MrPusnkiN He uses the built in voxel remesh a few times in the early stages (and this also merges the pieces, like the ear to the head etc) then at some point I believe he runs the quadremesher plug in for cleaner topology (unless he does a manual retopo, which he does on some pieces), then hits it with multires modifier to bump the polycount way up to get finer details.

@@CosmicComputer Thanks, if i had no quad remesher, can i use blender quad remesher and shrinkwrap to the voxel remeshed mesh, with the appropriate result?

@@MrPusnkiN yeah, you could, you will get fairly decent results. One trick I’ve seen before is to take a sculpt and do a manual retopo on it with good flow then in the future bring in the model to a new sculpt and shrinkwrap it on. Never tried that myself though. And if you aren’t modelling for animation, topology isn’t really that big of a deal anyway. Good luck!

The only thing I could replicate that was close, was using two different Fresnel setups, one using a red color ramp and one using blue, and offsetting their locations with a geometry node. I mixed them with a mix-RGB and plugged into the emission for the character mat. Feel free to suggest ways to improve that.

It takes him way longer than 5 mins but he just cut the video to that length, lol

Glad you think so! 🙌🙌