Thanks man, I appreciate it

I would say this tutorial is geared towards intermediate to advance. I couldn't exactly explain every button I press otherwise the tutorial would be very long. I did try to get screencast key to work but never did work so I just gave up lol. I'm sorry if you couldn't follow it properly, man.

@@Yudit1999 I'm a beginner I think its followable but the screencast would kinda help I would imagine even intermediate level would benefit from that

Thanks I appreciate it!

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Glad it helps man!

Noted! Thanks for the information man!

@@Yudit1999 Your welcome!

No problem 😊

Thanks man!

Thanks, man! I appreciate it!

No problem man, hope it helps!

Thanks man!

No problem man! Hope it helps!

Thanks!

Hope it helps man!

Thanks!

Thanks man! Anytime!

Thanks!

No worries man, I hope it helps!

I appreciate it man!

Pretty much 😁

If you are using this for 2D paintover you can just block in the big shapes and do the hair strands in photoshop later too.

I appreciate it man!

I appreciate it man!

No worries man, thanks for watching man!

Thanks! No problem man!

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Thanks!

No problem

Masnya referring ke aku kah? Aku dah lama bgt ga sculpt pake mouse mas. Sekarang pake pen terus.

Hey, welcome to my channel man!

Thanks! Cheers!

Thanks!

I already started with making the eyes sculpting tutorial. More to come!

Thanks!

I'm not sure what you mean 😅

Thanks!

+1 all you said :)

Thanks! I don't do any crazy optimization, I pretty much just using the default settings.

I see. Alright, I'll review your methods. They're so good!

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Lol.. I have a few video before where I used narration too 😅

Thanks! I have I few tutorials in my channel. I don't have any full indepth course. I'm very sorry.

Hi, thank you very much for the suggestion! Just stick around man, I'll have more content coming up!

@@Yudit1999 Thanks pal, I'm looking forward to whatever you create next. Your community efforts really are something else. My respect for replying to every single comment!

Ain't that the truth baby!

I have timelapses where I showed how I sculpt cloth like for example my Dawn series.

Same 😂😂

I hope the information in the video is useful too 😅

I'm not sure I understand what you mean 😅

@@Yudit1999 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdOhps5i28C3e6s.htmlsi=4GO1SfDbwyuosbH2

I'm very sorry for the inconvenient 🙏

The circle is gonna be used as the bevel object. You need to choose for the curve object.

@@Yudit1999 im so sorry it was my default, i rotate wrong axies, no i solved it by just rotate right axies...thank you mate ! this is really epic. like you. blender 4 ever

Personally I used Wacom Intuos PT M

You can use Zremesher from Zbrush.

We don't use hair particles data for collectibles. And as i said in the video, this process is not optimized for deadline. People were asking about how i sculpt hair so, there you go 😉 If you need hair fast maybe use the other method that i mentioned.

Do it, do it.

Thanks man!

Thanks for the suggestion 👍

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@@Yudit1999 sy juga taumas yudit dr facebook mas, btw bikin tutor sculpt yg premium nya donk mas,,ane pengen beli... ane pengen bisa,hhehee

No worries!

It took a while 😅

object mode> shift+A> curves > circle. put in the TOP ORTHOGRAPHIC view (numpad 7). edit mode> Select 2 edges and click S (scale) + X . They will turn to color pink. ...(sometimes Blender only turns 1 edge in pink even when you select both. When its happen, select one at time and press S to make it pink.) Scale them till you make a round square. Hope it can help you.

I'm sorry man. I tried getting the screencast key addon to work but it just won't work and I just gave up XD.

Honestly, I don't really know how 3d models for 3d printing works too. My job is sculpting only, the engineering, cutting, making it ready for print is done by different artist. I often got guidances from my lead artist if what I make is too thin for example and I need to make it more thick. I myself don't have and in-depth understanding on how 3d models for 3d printing works. All I know is just the general stuff, for example for collectibles you can't make the hair with particle system cause that would be useless anyway.

@@Yudit1999 ok yeah I understand. Thanks for replying anyway. So if I were to create a model that I want to print I would extrude the model inwards to create thickness for the 3d printer? Does the hair, for example, need to be solid instead of cylindrar like you showed in the video?

Yes. If you've watched my time lapse videos, you'll know 😁

Hi, this tutorial is geared towards intermediate to advance user. If you are just starting I would suggest you learn the basics for example from Blender Guru's donut series. They're available on KZfaq for free.

@@Yudit1999 thank you!

Good thumbnail pick?

was just thinking that, having Hinata in the thumbnail was a good choice. I probably wouldn't have clicked on/watched the video if u've chosen one of the other three girls.

@@yotsumaruto I choose Hinata because the sculpt that I use for the demonstration are using my hinata sculpt.

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Don't worry about that. That's just my custom hotkey. I disabled the scale, rotate and move hotkey. When I needed them I have to click restore them first.

Thanks!

Which part are you talking about?

@@Yudit1999 1:06

I figured it out! When selecting the curve control lines, there are 3 dots each - the center and the two ends. Only select the two ends of each and NOT the center points. Then, press S (size) and X or Y depending on the direction you want to pull them out.

I'm not sure what you're asking. Are you asking for places to work? Like where you can work as 3d artist in Indonesia?

@@Yudit1999 ooo i was asking about what kind of job can we work in Indonesia with 3D sculpting/modelling :)

@@derpedfox you can work at video games/animation studio as 3d modeller, or digital sculptor for collectibles.

Thanks!

Thanks! I just added it

No problem, man. This process is definitely not optimized for something like fur. I probably won't do it like this too when it comes to that

S to scale the bezier handles Alt + S to scale the geometry

you might need to toggle Add Curve: Curve Tools/Add Curve: Extra Objects in the Add Ons section under Preferences (I had the same issue forever ago, I couldnt transform or edit my curves)

If you have a realism styled circle curve, I would probably recommend using a solid color with slight additional details like hair lighting tone.

What do you mean?

@@Yudit1999 The general idea is that by sliding the brush over the surface it creates the polygonal shape of the hair in Japanese manga mode, which I imitate with blender geometry nodes: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bqmbnMqL0rqVZGg.html

@@user-wj2ez2zo3m do oyu understand asian language ? can you translate what nodes he is using ? this would be awesome revolution if we all can use this japanese hair tutorial, thanks girl

@@blackswan6386 Sorry for my poor English learning

i mean the video you linked here in comments, is this you ? i dont see what Nodes he is using i cant follow, but need this forever. yeah - you have nothing to appolegize, its all good, i would learn so much if we can all connect at 3D work. sad i cannot use this :( but yeah we will find something :D thank you reply so fast Mate ciao have a nice day

I have timelapses on those in my channel. It's not tutorials but I think it's enough to show how I did it.

@@Yudit1999 what timelaps do you show the boolean technique in?

@@ninipop82 oh, you mean for the Hinata hair? It's pretty simple process. I just made a cube and then modified it. And then just use boolean to cut the tip.

I don't have full courses. I'm very sorry.

@@Yudit1999 then it’s possible you will make more tutorials of characters 3d on the future?

Hi, what kind advice are you looking for?

@@Yudit1999 Here are some the lists: 1) Do you have any advice on how to start sculpting journey? I am planning to start with human face as starter. Is that really good to starts? 2) Im currently struggling with my low end laptop, but im still able to render with evee. My sculpting is quite hard to do in blender when you dealing with limited vertices. Is there solution for that? 3) Do you mind if I ask permission on 1 on 1 mentoring or I just contact from your social? So that, it is easy for me to reach you and of coz, i may need a mentor, hehe. Tiada paksaan ya.

@@aaronchin2396 1. Sure, start with what you like man. Because that will drive you to keep motivated. 2. I'm not that good with technical stuff. I pretty much just using the default settings of every software and hardware. Maybe I'm not the best guy for this. 3. I don't do teaching since I'm currently focusing on my career. I'm very sorry.

@@Yudit1999 Thanks, man. Really Appreciate.

you might have a regular circle mesh, try look under the curve tab to see if a circle object is present there.

@@aonrust4617 you solved my problem bro

@@duykhanhnguyen7755 np

Thanks!

This one specifically took me about 6 days more or less

Making full character course needs a lot of dedication. I don't have that right now. I still want to focus on my career.

Thanks for the suggestion!

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KZfaq sudah ada sejak 2005 mas.

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I am a beginner in game development but in terms of Unreal, you need to know the difference between game engines. So Unreal is a game engine that you use to make games like Fortnite. Another game engine is Unity and games that were made with Unity are like Genshin Impact. So check out those two and see which one appeals to you or your son more because lightings and things like that works differently depending on the game engine. And also unreal takes more pc power so you will need a good computer, unity is a bit easier on pc requirements. And then there is the coding part, if you want to make a video game, you need to code and know how to code (unless you are doing the non-coding route in Unreal). If he doesn't know how to code, then what he needs first is a coding class. Coding class is quite technical even at the beginning so he needs to understand logic, something simple, like back then my high school let us do "Scratch" which is a website where all you do is just drag blocks of code and then run the program and watch the cat move from one place to another. That is simple and not really coding, but it teaches you logic. Go there -> spin -> then go here -> do something else. This will eventually translate to step-by-step coding, if or else, math, and simple coding things. If you jump straight into a coding class they will always say "Okay so the first thing you see is void main blah blah blah, let's ignore all that and then type in printf("Hello"); and you have your first code! And then we move onto if and else statements...". And then you have all these { } that contains the code and the ; to end the code blah blah blah, might be too much to absorb for a kid. So if your son doesn't know any of these, let him play around with the simple stuff first. Get him to think and learn critically. "How would you go from 1 to 100?" You take 1 and you add 1 to it and repeat until you get 100. Then make it harder, "You have numbers: 1 5 2 4 6" and arrange them to be "1 2 4 5 6" but you can only swap 2 numbers at a time. In coding, that translates to "if 5 is before 2, then swap 5 and 2" and you get "1 2 5 4 6". Blender is free so you can just get him that if you want. The course I am taking right now in college uses Autodesk Maya which is too expensive for anybody but what I learn is that 3D modeling is not straight forward, you need to have some sort of artistic skills as well unless all you are making is cubes. Like be able to visualize something that is not in front of you. Make him draw or something and get him to be able to draw a house from every angle without looking at a house. Also try to get him to understand himself, what does video games mean to him? Why is it fun? What makes it fun? What genre does he like? Why does he want to become a dev? These questions are important because they are the reasons that drives me to want to become one and I am a physics student in my university. But one day I decided I want to become a game maker because I want people to experience the joy or relief after going through something that struggles them, I want players to discover things for themselves, or players that just want a really good story, players that wants to collect things. There are games where you kill other players and get enjoyment out of that, and then there are games where you play by yourself and you feel entertained by the story or what you have accomplished inside the game. If he just want to make games because games are fun, then that is not really a firm mind because when he gets old and gets too busy with essays, then that is going to tear him away from games. If he has a really firm grip on his dream, he will let go of the things that is holding him back, but never let go his dream.

Sorry if the last part is messed up, youtube is being weird. What I wrote is correct but for some reasons KZfaq scrambled my sentences...

@@ZekuChanU Thank you

Hi man, To be honest tho I'm bad at giving this kind of feedback. I'm not really sure what to say. Probably what i can say is that for me back in the day I started 3d because i love movies and video games. I choose blender because it's open source. The best thing about blender is it's somewhat universal, it has everything, so it will probably help your son find he likes the most in the 3d world. And then from there started focusing on one topic that he likes in 3d, for example me i love characters sculpting so i focused on it. Although learning other stuff is still important too. But makes what he like his priority.

@@Yudit1999 Cool thank you.