Honestly that’s something that I don’t like because as a beginner I won’t be using all the different ways so it just fluids my brain with info and confuses me
@@dimaisatree you are not suppose to use everything, i mean you can save the video and take only 1 of the methods he mentions to do only 1 thing, and then on a different occasion you would be looking for something else, lets say something more advanced so little by little you will be using every method he mentioned i don't know that's the way i saw it
Really? I found it tedious having to sit through "Here's one simple way to do it, but here's 2 other ways you can do it that take more steps for the EXACT SAME result... it doesn't really matter either way"
This is one of THE best blender tutorials Ive found. Most people dont explain the WHY behind what their doing, so I end up feeling like im trying to remember steps that I dont really know what they do in the first place
You have no idea how many times I've tried over and over to model a character and absolutely failed. Turns out the answer was right in front of me. Thank you so much for this!
I can't even begin to explain how awesome this is. It's like you created an entire system of avatar creation except it's just using basic, native blender features. Like as if this is a character creation program outside Blender, but you can still use all the other tools on the same model if you wanted to.
"Looks like a Pixar Mom." Dead. Really great tutorial. This looked like sculpting from the thumbnail but I can extrude and scale with the best of them!
Bringing in people's questions and answering them with context and additional information on Blender is **chefs kiss** 10/10 teaching moment, love learning things I didn't even intend to
You know, I had other plans for the evening, but I just spent last two hours modeling with skin modifier. It's super fun! Thanks you for the video, you are great at explaining stuff.
This is a great way of creating characters, not only is it really quick and easy but the topology is really good too by default which can save you hours. Just want to say special thanks for pointing out the "only connected" option in the proportional editing dropdown, that's gonna help me a lot. Also thanks for the random amogus popping up at times lol
The video is in itself awesome but I have to tell you, popping comments and answering them is one hell of a way to make the tuts engaging and relevant and awesome!!! I don't know how many are doing it but I've seen you do it first!!!
Thanks to your previous video, I built a ton of characters with this technique in no time for my game. As a developer with only one other fellow to help me sometimes, I need time cutting methods, taught intelligently, to stay afloat. Your videos fit the bill, and I really appreciate this one..well, the previous one, I'm only about to start this one today with my design partner. Thx!
Just an FYI for anyone who is having trouble with both sides not working according to the armature and still has the issue of bending both sides skins: I applied everything including the armature, and then separately added the object to the armature with automatic weights by selecting the object then the armature, pressing ctrl P and applying auto weights. Hope this helps anyone who ran into this issue!
Not going to lie, this is the best tutorial I've come across for quick and easy character modelling. As a beginner with blender, definitely got confused with a lot, but this tutorial is amazing and totally beginner friendly
This is the best tutorial I've ever seen. He demonstrates and explains exactly what's going on while responding to comments by solving problems that people run into when creating. Thank you so much!!
ikr, i didn't know how to extrude outside of the XYZ axes for years and him just responding to the comment and dropping the tip "yeah just press g twice and then hold alt" i would have NEVER figured that out!!! - and now it feels like I FINALLY can work outside of the default 3 directions. responding to comments is such a good way to teach, i've honestly not seen that in most videos before
This is the BEST way I've found to start a character. You still need to know the "normal" methods, but this will get you started FAST. THANK YOU soooo much, Joey.
I love how you explain what you're doing and showing where to click while saying what you are clicking on. I'm new to Blender and with many tutorials it's really hard to see or hear what's being done usually because they are too fast, or they miss steps assuming a beginner already knows what to do.
Easily becoming my favorite with this style of teaching! Tutorials like these, where they don't baby your every steps and show multiple directions that you could take with the model, is just brilliantly made! I've found two channels so far that does this.
Working on a game in Unreal and wanted to make my own assets. I've been working on my character movement with a capsule mesh and now that I'm wrapping up that process I thought I'd start learning blender and make my character. This is by far the best tutorial I've come across. It not only shows the steps to make a character, but also provides the knowledge necessary to customize it and really allows you to explode in creativity. Any small details you want to include more than likely can be implemented with this tutorial alone. Subbed!
Thank you for this brother, that initial motivation "If you can draw a stickman, you can model a character" shows you actually want to help people to improve which is beautiful, keep going you're brilliant!!!
Honestly, I was about to give up all hope on blender because a lot of tutorials lack in depth teachings. Blender Guru was the only person I was able to neatly follow along with and make something, but honestly, this was amazing. I was just wanna let you know that your teachings are so clear and it really seems like you don't skip any steps. Thank you so much for this!
Man.... this is a game changer for me, honestly..... thank you SO much. Using this method i've been able to start making the kind of characters i've always wanted to make, but just always got stuck as they didn't turn out right for one reason or another. Using this method just seems to resonate with my brain much more though and i'm totally glad i found this video!. Thankyou!
I think I'm repeating myself from another of your videos comments but even only 4 minutes in I'm blown away by just how many shortcuts and options you explain here and it's *really* appreciated.
I made a high poly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle with this method. Awesome info, it was super fast and only took me 3.5 hours from a single vector to a final render version with textures.
I've come back to this tutorial every time I've restarted my Blender learning, it's by far the most helpful for quick character models and love your teaching style. Thank you very much for making this!
That was really impressive and simple! Great work! I'm honestly shocked at how much you can do with this setup and how much variation and customization you can get!
Lit!!! I've been wanting to get into character sculpting in blender for a while but haven't dived into topology because it looks daunting when it's time for retopology. And normal box modeling it sooo time consuming. But this looks like a happy medium. Thank you! Any plans on clothing tutorials to add on to character sculpts? Boots? Jackets/hoodies? Hats?
I have one character modeling video where I make a character with clothes, but they are pretty simple. Some things like that, I make videos on them as I'm experimenting and learning.
This is fantastic! Not just the modelling approach, which is awesome by itself, but the whole video. You're dropping so much knowledge, love it! Also, pretty sure you can do much more with this than just characters. Excited to try it out, thanks a lot :) PS: Reminds me a bit of metaballs, but better (cleaner topology, armature for free etc.)
Hands down the best simple tutorial i've seen in a long time. Usually people that are good just do things without realizing it's not that simple, but you show why each step is important and other options to get around that particular issue. Amazing!
When the tutorial is su- No. I'm not going to do it. This is a really good tutorial video. If I post a unfunny and overused joke, I'm only going to make a fool of myself. So, here is what I am going to say: "Salutations, Joey! Thank you very for the tutorial; it will help a lot of people with starting their modeling journey. Thank you very much for your content, in fact you have my like, bell and subscription. Once again, thank you!"
This is fantastic. I usually spent HOURS to make the most basic low-poly model to be able to build it up from there, and sculpting is not my strongest side.... great vid! Straight to the point, nice explanation of what it does, good visual showcase of the modifier and what can be done. Now time to use it hehehe...
Thanks for the update. The first skin modifier tutorial you made was a game changer. I am really looking forward to some character tutorials, especially if you get into some sculpting after skin-mod (there's been a lot of beginner-level box modelling character creation tuts going around and it's getting a little repetitive). Question: Why do you do the shading with the palette? What is your opposition to making separate materials?
I use multiple materials all the time, I mainly use the palette for when I just want to change the color, it's good for making things fast. If you don't want entire faces to be a solid color, the using the palette isn't the best option
i loved the way you teach even little little basic things which refreshes mind too... i am glad u r considering total beginners too... other youtubers dont explain things in this much detail
I tried a lot of times to model a character with a lot of tutorials and failed over and over, your video in the other hand helped me making a character almost as perfect as i had in mind, thank you so much
Hello! This tutorial is so helpful, I’m a blender noobie and have tried to follow lots of tutorials before but they’ve all been too complicated and fast for me to understand but your teaching pace is fantastic! Do you have a tutorial on making clothes for the character models? Like a cape or a shirt that goes all the way around the model? I am a little bit stuck in that area haha, thank you so much! ❤️
So for anyone else that had this weird problem that I had, if by chance you see this, I might be able to fix this for you. I had this weird error by the point of trying to move my armature that the poses would work ALMOST perfectly, but for some reason certain bits would be left behind. Specifically if I tried to move the arms, it was like it would leave two dimensional shreds of my mesh behind while moving everything else perfectly. After I milled around for a bit trying to find a solution to this problem, I eventually just tried this, and it worked. 1. Select your mesh again 2. Shift select your armature again 3. Parent with automatic weights again For whatever reason, that made it to where I no longer experienced the issue. I don't know what it did, but now everything works normally, so I'm not complaining. I figured I should share that information just in case anyone else had this problem. Good luck with your projects everyone!
This, as well as your modeling and nodes tutorials, have been some of the best free online content I've found up to date! You explain things clearly, give multiple ways of doing the same thing and most importantly - explain the WHY behind the WHAT/HOW! Keep up the amazing work!
I have a hard time making none humanoid characters with this method, probably because not all vertices are on the same z plane, can you give me some help, thanks in advance.
Fantastic video Joey. You are incredibly concise with your explainations, but you don't miss out any information. I have been stuck on making a goblin model for my next game, and I have taken so much away from this video, that i might be able to do it. Thank you so much for this! Amazing stuf.
I watch your videos the most I just love the way you teach, it's really easy to understand and your voice is pleasant to hear when you explain carfully.
just looking at the comments, and after watching the video. I applaud you my man. You have helped our not just hundreds but THOUSANDS. Of creators or artists just everyone. It was a really well done tutorial. Good editing as well. A true RUclipsr. Thanks man it helped me too btw lol
I truly appreciate your tutorial. For my first time I made a cartoon figure I'm happy to save and share. If I can get some money, I'll support your tutorials. Thank you.
This is a life saver I'm a noobie and I watched a video on animation and the guy used the skin modifier and i didn't know how to use it so you helped me alot
I've learned a lot more in this video than I have the other blender tutorials I have watched combined. This was the first video I've seen from Joey Carlino but I can't wait to watch your other videos!
My god man, your videos are so good at teaching, you don’t miss a step, you explain everything and you do it fast, not over complicating anything and making sure everyone is able to keep up no matter their skill level, I’ve only used blender on the odd occasion but now I feel far my confident after just watching a few of your videos! Definitely the channels I’d recommend to anyone looking to learn blender
![3D Fox Character Modeling | Blender Tutorial for Beginners [RealTime]](/img/1.gif)
Buy 3D models from Sketchfab:
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How freak animator video create
im broke
i don't have any money
For adding amogus in thumbnail you earn 3 sub + 3 like
at 10:23 DOES NO ONE NOTICE THE AMOUG US DANCING IN THE BAKGROUND!!!????!!?
i love his style of teaching, not just showing one way of doing everything but multiple methods of the same thing.
Not to mention that Joey was teaching us for free.
Honestly that’s something that I don’t like because as a beginner I won’t be using all the different ways so it just fluids my brain with info and confuses me
@@dimaisatree you are not suppose to use everything, i mean you can save the video and take only 1 of the methods he mentions to do only 1 thing, and then on a different occasion you would be looking for something else, lets say something more advanced so little by little you will be using every method he mentioned
i don't know that's the way i saw it
now if only you could learn.
Really? I found it tedious having to sit through "Here's one simple way to do it, but here's 2 other ways you can do it that take more steps for the EXACT SAME result... it doesn't really matter either way"
This is one of THE best blender tutorials Ive found. Most people dont explain the WHY behind what their doing, so I end up feeling like im trying to remember steps that I dont really know what they do in the first place
You have no idea how many times I've tried over and over to model a character and absolutely failed. Turns out the answer was right in front of me. Thank you so much for this!
Same 😢😬 BUT NOW I CAN HAHAAAA
It isn't hard for me to create characters, but sometimes I manage to accidentally make Dobby the house elf from Harry Potter 😭💀
Off topic but why is no one talking about the perfect example of a character in the background of 10:23?
@@Rowan728 Sus 😳
I can't even begin to explain how awesome this is. It's like you created an entire system of avatar creation except it's just using basic, native blender features. Like as if this is a character creation program outside Blender, but you can still use all the other tools on the same model if you wanted to.
Kind of, yeah :)
"Looks like a Pixar Mom."
Dead.
Really great tutorial. This looked like sculpting from the thumbnail but I can extrude and scale with the best of them!
Bringing in people's questions and answering them with context and additional information on Blender is **chefs kiss** 10/10 teaching moment, love learning things I didn't even intend to
You know, I had other plans for the evening, but I just spent last two hours modeling with skin modifier. It's super fun! Thanks you for the video, you are great at explaining stuff.
I was gonna watch sum otha tutorials but f&%k it. I'm playing tonight.
I was up to 5 am just messing with this
Finally, someone who can understand a beginner.
This is a great way of creating characters, not only is it really quick and easy but the topology is really good too by default which can save you hours. Just want to say special thanks for pointing out the "only connected" option in the proportional editing dropdown, that's gonna help me a lot. Also thanks for the random amogus popping up at times lol
Is it good topology though? Wouldn't you need to remesh this in the future?
Finally, a tutorial that doesn't expect me to already understand blender, and actually explains it
As a game developer that works in mostly 3d Characters are one of the hardest parts to get good looking and this is perfect thankyou so much :D
As a game dev im shocked this method worked great at all
same
The video is in itself awesome but I have to tell you, popping comments and answering them is one hell of a way to make the tuts engaging and relevant and awesome!!! I don't know how many are doing it but I've seen you do it first!!!
Thanks to your previous video, I built a ton of characters with this technique in no time for my game. As a developer with only one other fellow to help me sometimes, I need time cutting methods, taught intelligently, to stay afloat. Your videos fit the bill, and I really appreciate this one..well, the previous one, I'm only about to start this one today with my design partner. Thx!
Just an FYI for anyone who is having trouble with both sides not working according to the armature and still has the issue of bending both sides skins: I applied everything including the armature, and then separately added the object to the armature with automatic weights by selecting the object then the armature, pressing ctrl P and applying auto weights. Hope this helps anyone who ran into this issue!
Finally, someone clearly explains how to shape the skin modifier!
Plenty kinda hit basic points, but you've connected the dots.
Not going to lie, this is the best tutorial I've come across for quick and easy character modelling. As a beginner with blender, definitely got confused with a lot, but this tutorial is amazing and totally beginner friendly
I've known how to make charactures this way for a while but you've taught me a lot of other stuff.
same😀😀
This is the best tutorial I've ever seen. He demonstrates and explains exactly what's going on while responding to comments by solving problems that people run into when creating. Thank you so much!!
ikr, i didn't know how to extrude outside of the XYZ axes for years and him just responding to the comment and dropping the tip "yeah just press g twice and then hold alt" i would have NEVER figured that out!!! - and now it feels like I FINALLY can work outside of the default 3 directions.
responding to comments is such a good way to teach, i've honestly not seen that in most videos before
This is the BEST way I've found to start a character. You still need to know the "normal" methods, but this will get you started FAST. THANK YOU soooo much, Joey.
A gem of a video!
Simple, effective, directly addressing questions in the comments.
Great job
I love how you explain what you're doing and showing where to click while saying what you are clicking on.
I'm new to Blender and with many tutorials it's really hard to see or hear what's being done usually because they are too fast, or they miss steps assuming a beginner already knows what to do.
Easily becoming my favorite with this style of teaching! Tutorials like these, where they don't baby your every steps and show multiple directions that you could take with the model, is just brilliantly made! I've found two channels so far that does this.
I've always had trouble modeling characters on Blender, but your tutorial just made it so much easier. Thanks for this.
Working on a game in Unreal and wanted to make my own assets. I've been working on my character movement with a capsule mesh and now that I'm wrapping up that process I thought I'd start learning blender and make my character. This is by far the best tutorial I've come across. It not only shows the steps to make a character, but also provides the knowledge necessary to customize it and really allows you to explode in creativity. Any small details you want to include more than likely can be implemented with this tutorial alone. Subbed!
Thank you for this brother, that initial motivation "If you can draw a stickman, you can model a character" shows you actually want to help people to improve which is beautiful, keep going you're brilliant!!!
Thanks man, I made my first ever model with this method
The skin modifier helped me make a tree as well. You won't need a paid software program like Speedtree because of it.
There are free tree generators for blender, there's a built in addon
Honestly, I was about to give up all hope on blender because a lot of tutorials lack in depth teachings. Blender Guru was the only person I was able to neatly follow along with and make something, but honestly, this was amazing. I was just wanna let you know that your teachings are so clear and it really seems like you don't skip any steps. Thank you so much for this!
Man.... this is a game changer for me, honestly..... thank you SO much. Using this method i've been able to start making the kind of characters i've always wanted to make, but just always got stuck as they didn't turn out right for one reason or another. Using this method just seems to resonate with my brain much more though and i'm totally glad i found this video!. Thankyou!
The Best Beginner Blender Tutorial on RUclips hands down, Thank you!!!
I think I'm repeating myself from another of your videos comments but even only 4 minutes in I'm blown away by just how many shortcuts and options you explain here and it's *really* appreciated.
This is an amazing tutorial, I spent all day searching for a good tutorial yesterday and you saved me from another 15 hours of trying to learn blender
Perfect vid !
I can finally make my own Pixar mom
netflix intensifies
That thumbnail portrays so many emotions that I genuinely couldn't scroll away. I had to watch all of this, since it is nice to get back into blender
This was probably the best blender tutorial I've ever seen. I'm not even looking to make a character but just happened to click on it. Very well done!
the best tutorial about character modeling in YT!
I made a high poly Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle with this method. Awesome info, it was super fast and only took me 3.5 hours from a single vector to a final render version with textures.
I've come back to this tutorial every time I've restarted my Blender learning, it's by far the most helpful for quick character models and love your teaching style. Thank you very much for making this!
That was really impressive and simple! Great work! I'm honestly shocked at how much you can do with this setup and how much variation and customization you can get!
woahhh, back when i tried blender a try i gave up because of the mirror rigging i never knew you had to apply the modifiers, this is so cool! lol
Lit!!! I've been wanting to get into character sculpting in blender for a while but haven't dived into topology because it looks daunting when it's time for retopology. And normal box modeling it sooo time consuming. But this looks like a happy medium. Thank you! Any plans on clothing tutorials to add on to character sculpts? Boots? Jackets/hoodies? Hats?
I have one character modeling video where I make a character with clothes, but they are pretty simple. Some things like that, I make videos on them as I'm experimenting and learning.
And yeah, retopo is pretty daunting, that's why I never do it after sculpting 😂
There's a lot of videos on this but this is the cleanest and most concise one for this topic
This is fantastic! Not just the modelling approach, which is awesome by itself, but the whole video. You're dropping so much knowledge, love it! Also, pretty sure you can do much more with this than just characters. Excited to try it out, thanks a lot :)
PS: Reminds me a bit of metaballs, but better (cleaner topology, armature for free etc.)
Hands down the best simple tutorial i've seen in a long time. Usually people that are good just do things without realizing it's not that simple, but you show why each step is important and other options to get around that particular issue. Amazing!
This was incredibly awesome!! I love that you covered everything and how easy it is. Thank you
this tutorial is such a GOD SEND for me as a blender begginer. Thank you so freaking much!
When the tutorial is su-
No. I'm not going to do it.
This is a really good tutorial video.
If I post a unfunny and overused joke, I'm only going to make a fool of myself.
So, here is what I am going to say:
"Salutations, Joey! Thank you very for the tutorial; it will help a lot of people with starting their modeling journey. Thank you very much for your content, in fact you have my like, bell and subscription. Once again, thank you!"
When the tutorial is sus
😳😳😳😳😳
Thank you.
When the tutorial is sussy baka
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Geez, I've been using blender for about two years now and I've never known how to use the skin modifier or even about MatCap! Thanks so much!
This is fantastic. I usually spent HOURS to make the most basic low-poly model to be able to build it up from there, and sculpting is not my strongest side.... great vid! Straight to the point, nice explanation of what it does, good visual showcase of the modifier and what can be done. Now time to use it hehehe...
Ive had this video in my watch list for so long, im so happy I finally sat down with it and blender to have so much fun
Damn that's neat thanks so much for the tutorial . Just getting started in Blender and it continually inspires with every new discovery like this!
Omg this is soo easy I have buy course that didn't make it this easy. This is the best video on blender for beginners hands down!
Thanks for the update. The first skin modifier tutorial you made was a game changer. I am really looking forward to some character tutorials, especially if you get into some sculpting after skin-mod (there's been a lot of beginner-level box modelling character creation tuts going around and it's getting a little repetitive).
Question: Why do you do the shading with the palette? What is your opposition to making separate materials?
I use multiple materials all the time, I mainly use the palette for when I just want to change the color, it's good for making things fast. If you don't want entire faces to be a solid color, the using the palette isn't the best option
i loved the way you teach even little little basic things which refreshes mind too... i am glad u r considering total beginners too... other youtubers dont explain things in this much detail
7:52 I spit out my drink lol
😂😂 exactly I had a similar reaction
I tried a lot of times to model a character with a lot of tutorials and failed over and over, your video in the other hand helped me making a character almost as perfect as i had in mind, thank you so much
Hello! This tutorial is so helpful, I’m a blender noobie and have tried to follow lots of tutorials before but they’ve all been too complicated and fast for me to understand but your teaching pace is fantastic! Do you have a tutorial on making clothes for the character models? Like a cape or a shirt that goes all the way around the model? I am a little bit stuck in that area haha, thank you so much! ❤️
This is absolutely the best technique I've ever seen!
To anyone wondering The reason u cant scale a vert is Cause it is At scale 0 and even If u scale 0 by 10000000 it will still be 0
Interesting
This is by far the best tutorial I have ever seen!
20:21 you lookin sussy in the background
the most useful blender tutorial i have ever seen . thank you for all
"If you can draw a stick figure then you can model a character."
Ok, I'm out.
I should have said,
"If you can leave a comment, you can model a character"
@@JoeyCarlino among us?
Bye bye
by tutorials like this we end up seeing badly modeled characters badly rigged, ugly
@@pay2000 as a newbie to blender, can you please elaborate why?
wow i wish i saw this a few days ago so that i could've restarted my 3d character homework this way 😍😍still, so happy to have found it at all !!
So for anyone else that had this weird problem that I had, if by chance you see this, I might be able to fix this for you.
I had this weird error by the point of trying to move my armature that the poses would work ALMOST perfectly, but for some reason certain bits would be left behind. Specifically if I tried to move the arms, it was like it would leave two dimensional shreds of my mesh behind while moving everything else perfectly.
After I milled around for a bit trying to find a solution to this problem, I eventually just tried this, and it worked.
1. Select your mesh again
2. Shift select your armature again
3. Parent with automatic weights again
For whatever reason, that made it to where I no longer experienced the issue. I don't know what it did, but now everything works normally, so I'm not complaining. I figured I should share that information just in case anyone else had this problem.
Good luck with your projects everyone!
This, as well as your modeling and nodes tutorials, have been some of the best free online content I've found up to date! You explain things clearly, give multiple ways of doing the same thing and most importantly - explain the WHY behind the WHAT/HOW! Keep up the amazing work!
I have a hard time making none humanoid characters with this method, probably because not all vertices are on the same z plane, can you give me some help, thanks in advance.
one of the best tutorial ever. im a beginner to blender and this was easy and straight forward
bro tried to hard to be family friendly at 10:49
man you are gifted in tutoring, you made learning so easy, thank you 🙏🏻
Fantastic video Joey. You are incredibly concise with your explainations, but you don't miss out any information. I have been stuck on making a goblin model for my next game, and I have taken so much away from this video, that i might be able to do it. Thank you so much for this! Amazing stuf.
6:50 amogus
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I watch your videos the most
I just love the way you teach, it's really easy to understand and your voice is pleasant to hear when you explain carfully.
So I searched for "quick modelling blender".
This is first in the search result.
Thank you and have a good one.
I'm here to make Amogus
just looking at the comments, and after watching the video. I applaud you my man. You have helped our not just hundreds but THOUSANDS. Of creators or artists just everyone. It was a really well done tutorial. Good editing as well. A true RUclipsr. Thanks man it helped me too btw lol
THUMBNAIL IS SO SUSSY😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💦
I truly appreciate your tutorial. For my first time I made a cartoon figure I'm happy to save and share. If I can get some money, I'll support your tutorials. Thank you.
Amogus
I've found this to be a very effective and easy workflow, thank you.
This tutorial allowed me to make my first character animations. Thank you!
This is a life saver I'm a noobie and I watched a video on animation and the guy used the skin modifier and i didn't know how to use it so you helped me alot
This has been the most entertaining video on one of the most "boring" subjects. Thanks a lot man.
This was perfection for teaching. You'll never know me, but you have had a huge affect on my life by sharing this. Thank you
I love it how he says that he is going to show us how to add character to models, and the video shows adding dumptruck hips and chest :D
every second you add more value to that tut again..Bomb ...look a million views gratulation
so stable, ...thx ..
I forgot all about skin modifier. I abandoned it years ago. This version of skin modifier seems improved. I will try it today.
first time i had fun using blender thank you so much
This is one of the best quick, but informative videos out there for this type of work!
I've learned a lot more in this video than I have the other blender tutorials I have watched combined. This was the first video I've seen from Joey Carlino but I can't wait to watch your other videos!
I consider myself to be an intermediate blender user, but I still learned new things from this!
The way you textured the model is just astounding, i never thought of that lol
My god man, your videos are so good at teaching, you don’t miss a step, you explain everything and you do it fast, not over complicating anything and making sure everyone is able to keep up no matter their skill level, I’ve only used blender on the odd occasion but now I feel far my confident after just watching a few of your videos! Definitely the channels I’d recommend to anyone looking to learn blender
Excellent video: perfect pace, perfect information. Thanks, much.
Great tutorial. Showing multiple techniques for beginners.
Man! you are a blender guru. Thanks!
masterclass in tutorial videos. excellent work man
Finally managed to make a character for my hack and slash game that looks simple and can be modified! Thank you so much!
i am suffering from severe scoliosis rn so thanks for giving me something for me to do.