What an absolutely ADORABLE tutorial!!! You made it a very beautiful presentation. I wish all tutorials could be this engaging and interesting. VERY well done!!! 🌺😉
Haha, thank you my friend! That's quite the compliment! Keep uploading and inspiring people! The Iclone youtubers are not many yet, so it's nice to share creations with indie creators! 😀 Good luck to both of us!
Glad it was helpful! :) I feel the same, I keep discovering new information from tutorials I've seen many times before. Maybe that's why 3D is so fun. XD
No problem!! Glad you like it!! 😚 By the way, the moment I post it I realized I wasn't sure whether I used the right pronoun 😅 I hope I got it right 🙏 😭
your tuts are both interesting and engaging - just like your awesome artwork! I do a lot of work in Unreal but it is becoming more and more obvious (for stylized work) that iClone is all you need! Do you do any work with 3d imported backgrounds / sets (or is it mostly 2d backgrounds so far)?
Very nice tutorial ...however I owld liketo see how you set up your background environment using images...also the lights in the lamps...not clear if those lamps are part of background image or a 3D prop
Hi Rodney, thank you very much for your comment! I am quite new to making videos, but any improvement tips and recommendations are highly appreciated! 👍 To answer your questions here: - I lightly showcased the environments in my previous video (they are really messy, I only cared for the 2D end result and it shows), most of the props are flat planes, mainly because the final product is supposed to be a flat image. I find this to be quite useful and efficient when you want to do backgrounds that your character will never interact with and as long as the camera doesn't move too much (of course). (Bear in mind, I got into 3D softwares this year, so feel free to disagree with any of my "tips") - The Lamps however are 3D props I got from CGtrade. Flat images can do the same thing as long as you add a glow map on the right spot, but it would've taken me forever to find lamps photos with the right perspective. Same with the trees - I believe three of the closer trees are 3D props, but the bushes and any background trees are 2D to save time. Let me know if you would like me to share some screenshots of the environment from different angles or a short clip. Don't expect anything super special though XD - In this image, I used a lot more 3D props than in the other ones I showcase in my previous video, but the "technique" is pretty much the same. The only reason I picked this one for the current video is because it had the most Post Effect LUTs that I could go through.😃 If you have any questions or comments feel free to ask. Nevertheless, your comment gave me an inspiration for a possible video where I can go deeper into building a simple environment and lighting it. 😏💡
@@animashinka I am complete in awe and inspired by you...I've been playing around with 3D apps for little over 3 years..and not nearly as gifted and talented as you. The thought of you only doing 3d for a year and to be that good..baffles me..I really need to get busy..I've loked all over you tube and can't find a decent step b step video tutorial about setting up environments with planes Adolpho Antareus has a decent one but he leaves alot of info out... it pretty much shows his workflow but its not really a How To.... broken down step by step..and their is literally nothing out there on LUTS with the exception of your awesome tutorials...Would really appreciate it if you have the time to give a step by step breakdown of how you created the Gopick environment.along with your light settings
@@rodcav3 Your message just made my whole week! XD And it also made me blush! Thank you for the kind words and for the good suggestion! I am already planning my next video which will focus on building a simple environment and lighting it. What softwares are you using? Do you use Iclone7?
Thank you for nice tutorial. But please help me with my current issue. I am using licensed iclone 7 and suddenly my spot light is not working !!! I even uninstall iclone7 and reinstall from hub but still its not working!! any idea how to fix it?
Laptop Asus Predator (super happy with it!), Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 - 10750H CPU @2.60GHz RAML 32GB Video Card: NVIDIA Ge-Force RTX 2060 It's not the best one, but I haven't had any problems and all my 3D programs are working without lagging.
Really not clear oon your process..at frame 1:24 where you ad the 3point light from the lightroom ..you scene setup shows 11 different light settings..but in Iclone there are really only 3 settings in the 3 point light (Rim, Fill, and Back Lights only) You need to explain where you are getting the other lights from for example keylight 1and keylight 2 s well as the others...they do not automatically show up in the scene settings as is suggested in this tutorial
Hey Rodney!! No problem! I am still new to making video tutorials and I hope I get better at organizing my explanations soon. To answer your question: I attach these 3 lights (Key1, key2 and back) to the character. I do it because I want to keep them focused on him, so when I move him anywhere I don't have to move the lights too. Their sole purpose are to light him in a nice way, not worry about the background. The location and positions don't matter as much, because all you need is the result to look good 😅 That's how I see it, not the best logic. You can use the "3 Point Lighting" option in Iclone to start with and play around :) hope this helps.
@@animashinka Thanks for your reply I appreciate it..but it doesn't answer my question . My question is about your 3 point light setup and the other lights you have shown in the interface (you have 11) which are completely different from what Iclone default 3 point light is showing...the 3 point lighting system only has 3 and they are not key lights they are Back, Rim, and Fill Lights...When you select Create/Light the only options Iclone provides are Directional, Spotlight and Point light..there is no "Keylight"..see link here to compare your light settings in the tutorial with what I'm referring to ...ruclips.net/video/z5hbR8hT69s/видео.html so my question is where are you getting the "Keylight" from or are you choosing a spotlight , directional or point light and just renaming it keylight and if so which one are you choosing spot, point or directional, or are you using an add on or plugin ????
@@rodcav3 hey Rodney, hmmm, ok, I don't know why, but my lights are named differently 😅 or maybe it's because I usually transfer the default lights from CC3. Do you have CC3? Regardless, they are all spotlights. Just the names are different. You still need to position them yourself and play with the settings. I don't use the default settings. That's why my aim was to show what each light should accomplish rather than telling everyone where exactly to place the lights, since results will vary according to character's pose, rotation, etc. :)
@@animashinka Yes I have the alatest version of CC3..and if I understand you correctly you are just basically using spotlights and renaming them..is that right
Thank you for the interest Ananya :) I am not active on any other social network to be honest. I have an instagram @animashinka, but I don't post any recent work there
The Audio is very weird in the beginning 😂 Apologies, Something happened when I imported in youtube...
woaa amazing lighting in iclone, thank you bring this tutorial... for user iclone for better result... 🤩
Thank you Benny! :)
Please make more videos - you are amazing! Subscribed!
😙✌ Thank you Jason! Will do!!
As a creator who knows a hell of a lot about 2 stuff and basic 3d work. This was great. Please keep 'em coming . Good to see such pro hi end renders.
Thank you! I'll do my best 👌
really nice
What an absolutely ADORABLE tutorial!!! You made it a very beautiful presentation. I wish all tutorials could be this engaging and interesting. VERY well done!!! 🌺😉
Wow! Thank you for the kind words😊
😅🤣🤣 it's my own voice. And even after hours of recording a 7 minute audio I am still cringing. Hope it gets better with time. Thank you my friend!
Haha, thank you my friend! That's quite the compliment! Keep uploading and inspiring people! The Iclone youtubers are not many yet, so it's nice to share creations with indie creators! 😀 Good luck to both of us!
@@animashinka 😊👍
I simply love your tutorials. They are informative, engaging and endearing. Please keep them coming.
Thank you!!! Will do :3
Thank you for this! Regardless of how much I think I might know at any given time, I always pick up something quite valuable from others!
Glad it was helpful! :) I feel the same, I keep discovering new information from tutorials I've seen many times before. Maybe that's why 3D is so fun. XD
A very nice documentation. Explained very well.
🤗 thank you! Glad you like it!
Lighting is so tricky, thanks for covering this. Your lip sync is great. A tutorial on that would be great.
Noted! Thank you!
Beautiful presentation 💖💖💖
Thank you.
🤗🎉 thank you Takumi-kun!
Thumbs up. As usual, a great tutorial. Thanks
Thank yoooou 😚👌
This is amazing. This tutorial is really helpful and your voice is soothing. New sub
Thank you!! Much appreciated! ☺
awesome i'm doing research on it i like what you're doing. 😍😍😍😍😍
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Fun tutorial, thanks!
No problem, glad you enjoyed it Andy 😀
Great explanation and easy Presentation. Looking forward to seeing your Tutorials😍. Loved it
Thank you Amaan :)
❤ I really love what you doing! You are the best ! Please continue your lessons. This is very important for us! Thank you so much!
Thank you, I will 😃
Perfect 👍 .
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This is so awesome! Thank you so much! Your are amazing!!!!!
No problem!! Glad you like it!! 😚 By the way, the moment I post it I realized I wasn't sure whether I used the right pronoun 😅 I hope I got it right 🙏 😭
@@animashinka You did and you actually pronounced my name correctly which a lot of people don’t! 😀
@@CheyenneRobinson15 Phew! 😚✌
Excellent! Thanks a lot!
nice tutorials
Thank you! 😚
Thanks for tutorial next make movie epic :D
😆 Thank you!! Hopefully one day 😚👌
Замечательный гопник! Подписался. Скажи ты все делаешь в Блендере и Айклон? И какой именно Айклон базовый или в полной сборке?
Большое спасибо! Дизайн делаю в Character Creator 3 и Blender, освещение, декор и эффекты в Iclone 7 :)
your tuts are both interesting and engaging - just like your awesome artwork! I do a lot of work in Unreal but it is becoming more and more obvious (for stylized work) that iClone is all you need! Do you do any work with 3d imported backgrounds / sets (or is it mostly 2d backgrounds so far)?
Thank you Mr Makes! 😊 It's mostly 2d so far, but I am going to try to use 3D props for my next project 😀
Very nice tutorial ...however I owld liketo see how you set up your background environment using images...also the lights in the lamps...not clear if those lamps are part of background image or a 3D prop
Hi Rodney, thank you very much for your comment! I am quite new to making videos, but any improvement tips and recommendations are highly appreciated! 👍 To answer your questions here:
- I lightly showcased the environments in my previous video (they are really messy, I only cared for the 2D end result and it shows), most of the props are flat planes, mainly because the final product is supposed to be a flat image. I find this to be quite useful and efficient when you want to do backgrounds that your character will never interact with and as long as the camera doesn't move too much (of course). (Bear in mind, I got into 3D softwares this year, so feel free to disagree with any of my "tips")
- The Lamps however are 3D props I got from CGtrade. Flat images can do the same thing as long as you add a glow map on the right spot, but it would've taken me forever to find lamps photos with the right perspective. Same with the trees - I believe three of the closer trees are 3D props, but the bushes and any background trees are 2D to save time. Let me know if you would like me to share some screenshots of the environment from different angles or a short clip. Don't expect anything super special though XD
- In this image, I used a lot more 3D props than in the other ones I showcase in my previous video, but the "technique" is pretty much the same. The only reason I picked this one for the current video is because it had the most Post Effect LUTs that I could go through.😃
If you have any questions or comments feel free to ask. Nevertheless, your comment gave me an inspiration for a possible video where I can go deeper into building a simple environment and lighting it. 😏💡
@@animashinka I am complete in awe and inspired by you...I've been playing around with 3D apps for little over 3 years..and not nearly as gifted and talented as you. The thought of you only doing 3d for a year and to be that good..baffles me..I really need to get busy..I've loked all over you tube and can't find a decent step b step video tutorial about setting up environments with planes Adolpho Antareus has a decent one but he leaves alot of info out... it pretty much shows his workflow but its not really a How To.... broken down step by step..and their is literally nothing out there on LUTS with the exception of your awesome tutorials...Would really appreciate it if you have the time to give a step by step breakdown of how you created the Gopick environment.along with your light settings
@@rodcav3 Your message just made my whole week! XD And it also made me blush!
Thank you for the kind words and for the good suggestion! I am already planning my next video which will focus on building a simple environment and lighting it. What softwares are you using? Do you use Iclone7?
Hey Rodney, I forgot I had another request before yours, so I'll do a mini tutorial on backgrounds after that :)
LKE THIS VERY GOOD !
Thank you Piero!
Please tutorial camera to :D
Thank you for nice tutorial. But please help me with my current issue. I am using licensed iclone 7 and suddenly my spot light is not working !!! I even uninstall iclone7 and reinstall from hub but still its not working!! any idea how to fix it?
Hey Aayan, I suggest contacting the Realusion team directly - they will help you out :)
@@animashinka Thanks for the advise. I am trying to reach them. Thanks. Cheers
It sounds like a software problem, so I hope they can help :) Good luck!
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What's your pc configurations
Laptop Asus Predator (super happy with it!), Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 - 10750H CPU @2.60GHz RAML 32GB
Video Card: NVIDIA Ge-Force RTX 2060
It's not the best one, but I haven't had any problems and all my 3D programs are working without lagging.
@@animashinka yes its not bad
Really not clear oon your process..at frame 1:24 where you ad the 3point light from the lightroom ..you scene setup shows 11 different light settings..but in Iclone there are really only 3 settings in the 3 point light (Rim, Fill, and Back Lights only) You need to explain where you are getting the other lights from for example keylight 1and keylight 2 s well as the others...they do not automatically show up in the scene settings as is suggested in this tutorial
Hey Rodney!! No problem! I am still new to making video tutorials and I hope I get better at organizing my explanations soon. To answer your question: I attach these 3 lights (Key1, key2 and back) to the character. I do it because I want to keep them focused on him, so when I move him anywhere I don't have to move the lights too. Their sole purpose are to light him in a nice way, not worry about the background. The location and positions don't matter as much, because all you need is the result to look good 😅 That's how I see it, not the best logic. You can use the "3 Point Lighting" option in Iclone to start with and play around :) hope this helps.
@@animashinka Thanks for your reply I appreciate it..but it doesn't answer my question . My question is about your 3 point light setup and the other lights you have shown in the interface (you have 11) which are completely different from what Iclone default 3 point light is showing...the 3 point lighting system only has 3 and they are not key lights they are Back, Rim, and Fill Lights...When you select Create/Light the only options Iclone provides are Directional, Spotlight and Point light..there is no "Keylight"..see link here to compare your light settings in the tutorial with what I'm referring to ...ruclips.net/video/z5hbR8hT69s/видео.html so my question is where are you getting the "Keylight" from or are you choosing a spotlight , directional or point light and just renaming it keylight and if so which one are you choosing spot, point or directional, or are you using an add on or plugin ????
@@rodcav3 hey Rodney, hmmm, ok, I don't know why, but my lights are named differently 😅 or maybe it's because I usually transfer the default lights from CC3. Do you have CC3? Regardless, they are all spotlights. Just the names are different. You still need to position them yourself and play with the settings. I don't use the default settings. That's why my aim was to show what each light should accomplish rather than telling everyone where exactly to place the lights, since results will vary according to character's pose, rotation, etc. :)
@@animashinka Yes I have the alatest version of CC3..and if I understand you correctly you are just basically using spotlights and renaming them..is that right
@@rodcav3 they were already named like that. You can rename them if you want. Naming doesn't matter though.
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You're Instagram I'd please 😊😊
Thank you for the interest Ananya :) I am not active on any other social network to be honest. I have an instagram @animashinka, but I don't post any recent work there
@@animashinka I know you are on Instagram and I follow you😊😊