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As real as they get 🤘 And thanks!

Such a good question because I really think that's the trick-- showing people that they can invest in you, and that your skillset delivers value. I'd say, first focus on what you can do well already, and then build on that skillset. So if you're leaning toward modeling, or animation... or all of the above (even better), focus first and foremost on developing that design muscle. Then identify a way to get into freelancing-- a lot of ways to do it. But once you have a track record of successfully delivering value, even if it's just for a very small client, then you can continue to market yourself based on that track record, and it's a snowball effect. I suggest product imagery or brand design tasks to start with.

Thanks! In fact, yes! I did mostly self-teach Blender. Although also went to school for Animation & Comp Sci later on.

It is amazing how you guys create amazing things. I wish, I would get on that level, By the way for me it's been 4 months after starting my journey with blender, Do you think, i will get to know it without background in animation or graphic design ?

@@kaberanshutisamuel1856Yes, I think you can. I learned Blender because for every project, I had an idea of something I wanted to make, and then specifically learned how to make that particular thing, whether it was an effect, an object, etc. I learned some camera tracking, modeling, animation... bit by bit. I started when I was 14 with Blender because I wanted to learn VFX, and over time, you build up a knowledge of the software. So I think if you stay focused on wanting to create specific things, you will naturally accumulate awareness of the program as you achieve your creative goals.

Thank you my friend! I appreciate it!! 🙏 🎄

Glad to hear that! :)

Possibly! The only problem would be that the Makehuman rig would not line up exactly with the empties, because the facial features would be in different places than the default rig. But, it is possible that it wouldn't have that much effect on the final product, because the bones would be relatively parented... so it could work!

@@ChrisRCGI Yeah, I tried it with a sims4 character last night, and had more or less ththat exact issue. It worked beautifully on the chin, but the mouth got stretchy. Might've been the way I spaced out the empties. Might've been that I deleted the wrong empties. Going to try again tonight :)

Sure; I'd look into a retargeting addon. I find the best way is still to use a manual addon for it... typically, I use the "Blender Animation Retargeting" addon by Mwni on GitHub (can find with a quick search). All sorts of automatic tools out there, but this gives you control over which exact bone pairs with which custom rig bone.

@@ChrisRCGI Thanks!

Thanks!