Видео

I've always wanted to make a 3d puppet for my stop-motion animations. Right now I'm doing cutout animations similar to South Park. This is so cool!

I'm a simple guy. I see a sculpting video that's about clay stuff I sub. Keep up the work; vids like this are my jam

Cool

uuugghh the echo! Sorry will have to redo the audio and maybe the whole video, but good enough for now

Did that thing just meow

What dem teeth do

Great work

Definite smash

Fellow Dungeon Master! Aaron Here! lol I literally say to my dogs the exact same thing you say to your cats "Oh you come here to be a big bully to me huh?" LMFAO solid video. at the moment I am not sweating the smaller details (That make the model look absolutely better in quality) because I am too confused on merging object together; so in order for me to merge the object together they HAVE to have divisible sides? Sometimes I literally follow your video but with the way the point and click works on Maya, I somehow get an extra Edge Loop jumbled in, but I don't ever see it until its either an accident or its when I think I'm finished, and than have to restart steps (and as a result I NOW have getting a hand set up pretty memorized lmfao) ) so I figured okay, screw the details I just want to attach this hand now! lol but you keep saying really good information for literally the longest time Chris. You have a very unique mind but you give such hefty GREAT personal and professional wisdom that I find myself constantly having to replay your videos because somehow I miss a great tip here and there. (Such as the webbing on the fingers, the padding on the palm. I liked how you Extruded Sockets to attach the fingers to the knuckles and explained why; because you are literally teaching us TWO things: The finer details behind setting up a legitimately believable character rig, and essentially providing the roadmap or SOP's (Standard Operating Procedures) to have a LIBRARY of custom Characters and props. Edit-Another SOLID trick I learned is snapping the point of an Object to the grid, so that when you utilize Duplicate Special it'll position itself symmetrically, on the opposite side of the Vector Image :] :] XD XD

🦶

Really good. i hope there will be more mapping tutorials

Nice Work

Really enjoyed the implementation of the OSC bits and the ways that you were able to make different sounds depending on where you were in the environment. Between that and the odd crystals jutting out of the ground, it managed to create an interestingly eerie and alien effect that just begs you to explore. Seems like it could easily be the opening chapter of the spiritual successor to Ecco the Dolphin, actually, which is a highly neglected piece of gaming history. In short, beautiful work that really manages to create a general sense of overall theme and transcend merely showing off with the graphics for the graphics' sake.

Nice work. When I told Brandon (5 yrs) you made this he said, cool! The landscape is immense.