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There's another way to make cell shading without eliminating the object's and ambient colors: Use shader to rgb>separate color (HSV)> put a color ramp on "value" node, adjust the cell shading as you like > combine color (connect old Hue to Hue, old Saturation to Saturation, and old Value to new cell shaded Value)>output. You get cell shade in Values, but Hues and Saturation are preserved.

Best tut Thanks!

Wouldn't it be possible to solve the issue with rhe extruded mesh by adding a blur or smooth node on top of the extrusion node to get rid of the overlapping geometry ? Thank you very much for this clear and fast video.

hey can you also make a tutorial on this topic object (with uv texture ) created a geo node that creates a coating effect on the object so i want to copy the uv color to the overlapping coat mesh so it also has the same color data how to achive this ?

Would you upload cartoony texture one eye rig on gumroad please?

can you make them combine with multiple objects

i love you thanks so mucho for the explanation!

That is amazing thank you for sharing!

Doesn't work at all! as soon as I apply it to tail the jiggle object points straight up in the air :?

This is so helpful! Your voice is so crisp so i can understand. No speedrun and you took ur time! Thanks for the tut mate!

how can i duplicate something? like lets say the beauty mark, if I want two how can I do that?

Just bought your cool tool. But i think you should update it.

Can anybody tell me how to do the same in maya please

I have been looking a way to do this for a long time, thank you so much! ^_^

Could you do a video going into more detail about eyelids or put up the model you showed off for sale somewhere?

How would you recommend making wings or tail feathers with this? Even just stylized ones

I've been spending the whole week trying to create something like this to work in blender that is compatible with animation! Nothing was working ahah This video just saved my sanity! Thank you!!

Thank you so much for this incredible oddon ! I am a Winggle bones fan from blender 2.8, this update is so incredible. Yestreday I started a little test in blender...and I enjoyed so much animating that this test is becoming a huge Dinosaure project with physics and collisions : THANK YOU AGAIN !

really nice to be able to set this up without Geonodes and volumes which require domains! thanks

nice but PLZ do the eyelids tutorial.

this add-on is great at first glance, but in the practical way, every wiggle bone need to be manually bake and it drop 10 fps at the complex scenes.

hi, i can't find subtract, scale, and add. ( 28:31 )

The problem is that currently geometry node still can’t over write vertex normal that’s why you had to cheat the normal masking in shader. I wanted the vertex normal writing for other ideas for a long time

hey when I try export it just doesnt work. The body is there but the eyes, nose, and mouth aren't

is there any way to restrict the axis that bones wiggle on?

Some bugz..... too bad :( But i guess thay are quite easily solvable ( and will probably be ;) ) This tool is awesome though even if it need a bit more maturity :) Thank-you Joey !!!

I have some problems with it: If I set the bone as head or tail, it will reset the scale of the bone the moment I press spacebar

FANTASTIC setup! I'd been trying to do something similar after seeing CG Boost's video on normal transferring, and the improvements you've made to this setup are great.

Is it possible to apply the geometry nodes and use this to actually make one single mesh?

to Mr. Carlino and anyone else using this addon, I found a way to circumvent the issue where adding video/audio breaks things: (tested on 3.3, 4.2 only, though I suspect it works for any version) The gist is, things only seem to break if the video clip you add was 1) the first thing added to the Video Sequencer that session, and 2) the Video Sequencer was completely empty when you did so. To avoid this, just add literally any strip that isn't a 'Movie' first (such as 'Text'), name it "oh thank god i can actually use this addon for my videos without having to deal with shitty physics", and then add as many video files as you want afterwards. You can even delete the Text or whatever strip after adding your movie clip, but do note if you delete all clips in the Sequencer and then save/revert your file, you will have to do this process over again. To not have to do this for all new blendfiles you create, I recommend: 1) Open a new blendfile. 2) Add a Text strip to the Video Sequencer, and move it before frame 0 so it won't take up any space for clips you actually want to use. 3) Save this blendfile as your startup file ('File' -> 'Defaults' -> 'Save Startup File').

How do I make the bone thinner?

Now I can remake that "The Thing" Splitface Scene.

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Phenomenal walk through, I'm going to have to gives this a try. How easy is it to get working with multiple separate objects at once? Or does it really only work for two at a time?

Very nice work keep it up my friend I want to know if I want to connect this with the rigging character

This is great dude! Thanks for that tutorial, you earned a subscriber! Going to check your other videos. The tip is very useful and you explained it very well, keep it up my man!

This video is a BLESS thx my dude

You are insane ! Thank you so much, I'm actually working on a knitting project and if I realize my instances its just sooooo slow, but here, I'm gonna be able to texture those instances with that capture att ! Thank you so much ❤

This is totally different . What we did and learn in past is totally obsolete.

very cool thanks!

Now do it with a transparent shader

I was trying this for years and failing hard, Thank you!!!!!!!!

so how does this work with exporting? If I were to do this and then export and import it into unreal engine for example. would the UV's transfer? would it treat the objects as one mesh? If i put a bunch of objects together and then join them and export unreal still sees everything as individual objects, does this work differently? I'm trying to find a good workflow for creating a character or objects in blender and then importing it into unreal with as much of the work being done in blender as possible beforehand.

Like... I see it, I see the vision but I'd like to know what limitations I would run into with UVing the objects, rigging, and animating everything. Also has anyone figured out how to do hair simulation really fast in blender using Geo nodes?

This is very cool. This could work VERY well for a shapeshifting, slime character! I will make great use of this knowledge!

Epic work thanks for sharing this breakdown!