15:47 adding the asymmetric sculpted details as a blendshape is genius, I've had times where I wanted my mesh to be symmetrical again later in the process when fixing things
My brain can not handle how good the shiney jelly like texture you used/made for this model... I am beyond speechless as well as understand how much effort it takes to make a slime girl in 3d. I guess this is why you don't see many Vtubers with models like this lol.
It’s almost impossible too unless you use unreal or Unity directly to render the VTube model. Free apps that depend on vrm models usually can only support toonshaded models
@@Dikko pls also don't forget to make a video about how to make character animations with no rigging that seem realistic not cartoony and by the way i subed i appreciate a fellow that puts hard work into his vids
This is literally flawless. You have inspired me to try to get better at modeling. Since I usually do game models, I tend to do a more low-poly take except seeing how you were able to get such good detail on the hands and feet makes me rethink this outlook. Also if it makes you feel better, I think the shader looks flawless, I definitely couldn't do it!
33:48 What's wrong with me, every time I see a slime-esk character, especially with how nicely rendered it turned out, I immediately think "Gummy bear" and get hungry. I think that character would taste like strawberry or raspberry. Now I want one of those unnecessarily large gummy worms.
Insanely sick of a result, killer job man. Doing all the different parts of 3d art with all the different hurdles of this kind of character design and it still looking stellar is beyond impressive.
Modeling, shading, rigging and animation man you are something else, it would be awesome if we get a back story on how you started 3d and what learning paths you took to get to this level it would be interesting for sure at least for me, keep it upppp!!
pretend this comment says something meaningful rather than it just being an excuse to tell the algorithm that i want more of this kind of content on my recommended page
I really love how you made the palm and the thumb, I’ve never really thought of extruding that extra bit for the palm first and then the thumb from there. It is really refreshing to see someone online working with characters on blender using correct topology for animation. It’s impressive how little people care about using correct topology online.
@@Dikko sweet, i had a model but i had troubles with weight paint, my rig got messed up and everytime i open the proyect i get a error pop up, luckily i fixed it by copying the model and putting it on another file Also, would it be possible por a tutorial on how to make a lizard type tail? My character has that but i dunno if i should make it from the model or making it separate and then join it to the model
ok, maybe ill pick it back up again, i just remembered that it can be fun, so many times during this video, i say to myself "that's it, i would have stopped right there" and that part isn't even a difficulty, you just make it look good as it was all part of the process, thank you for sharing your work on this
I'm really loving this series. Been on a creative slump for a while now because quite frankly learning 3D is so hard, and you get stuck a lot. But videos like these lighten up my mood and drive to just keep chugging at it❤
that is so many squares up front, I'm surprised you don't get totally lost in the complexity early on. I don't think my brain is cut out for high-to-low-poly modeling lol. I wish everyone did a take on a slime character, you learn so much
Honestly woowwww. I just discovered your channel and I think this animation and shading and everything abt this art is the most Pretty and well made 3D art I have ever seen
I don't know anything about 3D modeling, so I watched this video out of curiosity, but I was surprised to see the display tablet in the background is the same as mine, I think.
amazing work with the project u know the youtube video is good when u don't keep hitting skips , the final work comes out looking like it came from the 3D anime land of the lustrous and i love that so much , just one note u look like a black teletubby with ur bouncy antena :D .
What I got from your video was, create a hand model and foot model and then just copy and paste them babies into the body of a new character. Great work on the character
This is so helpful for me as a student studying 3D Modeling! The timelapse is just at the right speed that I can pause and go frame by frame to see what you're doing at any given point within Blender, since I miss what menus you go into during the full speed playback. Like, there's a checker select tool?? The LoopTools addon?? I wish that was something I knew way earlier!! There's just so many minor details I miss or don't think about when I attempt to make a model, and it usually leaves me frustrated and give up. Now that I've seen a lot of the tricks you use in this, I definitely think I'll give modeling a character another go and see if I can't get something cool pulled off! Also I'd love to see a video going over compositing, because it's a whole part of the program I've never touched. I understand the gist of what you did, it's not too complex, but I don't know enough about each node you used to just go and do things by myself.
very nice. had to put it in slowmo a few times to see what you were doing on the screen regarding some loop cuts but yeah this was excellent, thank you for the video!
this model could seriously benefit from some spring bones in various places, I'd love to see that in the hair mainly I do find the eyes a bit uncanny though, they don't so much look like eyes on the actual character as they do just, planes floating in front. perhaps it would've been better if they were 3D objects rendered separately and composited back in?
God dammit, I just started learning blender and I needed a tutorial how to make THAT EXACT type of character. But youtube decided to tease me, KURWA! Excellent work, though.
Definitely could've used more jiggle and I'd have thought the jacket/dress would've been the darker colour. Also, that animation you chose - my gosh, chief, why. Overall, pretty gorgeous result and enjoyable video to me.
Anytime you're doing something original it's always a challenge. I learning the same thing as far as artform goes. What is the foundation of what I'm creating or can create or design base and it's design construct language. It's impressive a informative video about creating a advanced or specialized artform design model and translate the model in to psuedo lifeform.
@@Dikko if you already struggled to make this material in Blender, I can only imagine what hell it must be to implement it in a Unity Core (non-URP/HDRP) game. if VRC was HDRP, you might just be able to, but since VRChat isn't I doubt it.
id love to learn about the color grading, compositing, etc. ... im sure im not alone in that. hope you decide to in the end, but appreciate all you do either way!
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cool sunglasses! did you get those from the theater,? if i not i do suggest it, their 3D glasses are cool
You forgot the internal heart thingy
tutorial on game model...
The shader for the slime sounded like a serious pain. Hell, shader networks in general kind of baffle me.
Yeah that's why in the end I used the compositor to do a lot of the heavy lifting!
bro love the hair
@@nightcow8767 his hair or his model's hair? or both? lol
@@bookle5829 defo both lol
I love both hairs too
15:47 adding the asymmetric sculpted details as a blendshape is genius, I've had times where I wanted my mesh to be symmetrical again later in the process when fixing things
Yeah same here! I plan on trying the approach on my next few characters I think
My brain can not handle how good the shiney jelly like texture you used/made for this model... I am beyond speechless as well as understand how much effort it takes to make a slime girl in 3d. I guess this is why you don't see many Vtubers with models like this lol.
It’s almost impossible too unless you use unreal or Unity directly to render the VTube model. Free apps that depend on vrm models usually can only support toonshaded models
@@Dikko wow that is some neat information. So i guess you need some beefy specs to render a model like this.
I would love an in depth video on compositing. I think that’s my weakest area.
Noted!
yes please compositing in blender or AE
@@Dikko I would love to see your take on it as well! This was really cool to watch, thank you!
@@Dikko pls also don't forget to make a video about how to make character animations with no rigging that seem realistic not cartoony and by the way i subed i appreciate a fellow that puts hard work into his vids
Love how you go in depth on the character creation process! Videos like these are great learning tools for other 3D artists (including me)
Every character I make, I approach in accordance to what I need from it, so there's always going to be some tweaks to my method depending on that :)
Oh yeah can you do that? For scientific purposes
This is literally flawless. You have inspired me to try to get better at modeling. Since I usually do game models, I tend to do a more low-poly take except seeing how you were able to get such good detail on the hands and feet makes me rethink this outlook. Also if it makes you feel better, I think the shader looks flawless, I definitely couldn't do it!
Thanks for the kind words and encouragement!
33:48 What's wrong with me, every time I see a slime-esk character, especially with how nicely rendered it turned out, I immediately think "Gummy bear" and get hungry. I think that character would taste like strawberry or raspberry. Now I want one of those unnecessarily large gummy worms.
Insanely sick of a result, killer job man. Doing all the different parts of 3d art with all the different hurdles of this kind of character design and it still looking stellar is beyond impressive.
Thank you!
Would love to see a more in-depth tutorial on the compositing side ! The character looks sick!
I'll keep it in mind! Thanks!
Modeling, shading, rigging and animation man you are something else, it would be awesome if we get a back story on how you started 3d and what learning paths you took to get to this level it would be interesting for sure at least for me, keep it upppp!!
100k sub Q+A perhaps? ;)
@@Dikko Good call that would be awesome!!
pretend this comment says something meaningful rather than it just being an excuse to tell the algorithm that i want more of this kind of content on my recommended page
Hey keep the comments coming I need that algo goodness too!
looks like a character right out of land of the lustrous
more like straight out of the jar
@@paw0960 wat? 💀
What i was saying
I really love how you made the palm and the thumb, I’ve never really thought of extruding that extra bit for the palm first and then the thumb from there. It is really refreshing to see someone online working with characters on blender using correct topology for animation. It’s impressive how little people care about using correct topology online.
Rule34 artists are going to have an amazing time with this master piece >:)
:(
@@spuuud It's the rule.
@@agoogleuser2507 i know ;-;
@@spuuud >:)
Easily the most comprehensive and concise character modeling guide I've seen. Love it, thanks.
These videos are extremely motivating and really make me wanna start a modelling project lol,
Go for it!
The slime girl subreddit would love this
Thank you Dikko for the mixamo rig addon recommendation, i was really having troubles with rigging
No worries! It does the job in a pinch and is easy enough to modify if needed
@@Dikko sweet, i had a model but i had troubles with weight paint, my rig got messed up and everytime i open the proyect i get a error pop up, luckily i fixed it by copying the model and putting it on another file
Also, would it be possible por a tutorial on how to make a lizard type tail? My character has that but i dunno if i should make it from the model or making it separate and then join it to the model
ok, maybe ill pick it back up again, i just remembered that it can be fun, so many times during this video, i say to myself "that's it, i would have stopped right there" and that part isn't even a difficulty, you just make it look good as it was all part of the process, thank you for sharing your work on this
Tera thts my slime baby i appreciate you making this special for her
I'm really loving this series. Been on a creative slump for a while now because quite frankly learning 3D is so hard, and you get stuck a lot. But videos like these lighten up my mood and drive to just keep chugging at it❤
That’s exactly how it goes!
omg i absolutely adore this series, so informative and fun
Thank you!
It looks great, I thought I might lowered the opacity for the eyes to make it looks likes it’s in the face maybe?
That slime girl made my neurons activate
that is so many squares up front, I'm surprised you don't get totally lost in the complexity early on. I don't think my brain is cut out for high-to-low-poly modeling lol. I wish everyone did a take on a slime character, you learn so much
The pattern in which i model is ingrained into my brain :P
Honestly woowwww. I just discovered your channel and I think this animation and shading and everything abt this art is the most Pretty and well made 3D art I have ever seen
Loving this series mate, also loved the style of your animated short film, excited to see whats next to come!
Thanks for watching dude! I got some new stuff in the pipeline that will be pretty engaging i hope :)
The chracter turned out really good! Amazing Work.
Thank you!
Amazing results I really love the way you start with a simple plane for the body I tried that and it's a real game changer
Thanks mate! Yeah I like keeping it simple
Its crazy to see what this free program is capable of
"i sense a disturbance in the force"
it's great to have such in-depth explanations, thank you!
Thanks for watching :)
hats off to you this looks like a nightmare to make
Oh it was fun for the most part. Every character comes with its own challenges
She looks like a champ.
LMAO nice reference
I don't know anything about 3D modeling, so I watched this video out of curiosity, but I was surprised to see the display tablet in the background is the same as mine, I think.
Also I like how it was literally just basically a humanoid version of a slime rancher pink slime
She's definitely gonna end up in rule 34 or something
Pretty cool? Looks awesome! Thank you for showing all process.
My pleasure :)
Thank you for the video, I'm gonna try to make my own slime girl
Good luck!
amazing work with the project u know the youtube video is good when u don't keep hitting skips , the final work comes out looking like it came from the 3D anime land of the lustrous and i love that so much , just one note u look like a black teletubby with ur bouncy antena :D .
Haha I was wondering if someone was gonna notice that bit of hair bobbing up and down! Thanks for watching!
Your channel is vary vary inspiring
You're one of the RUclipsrs that push me to be a RUclipsr❤❤
Thanks for watching - and for the kind words :)
What I got from your video was, create a hand model and foot model and then just copy and paste them babies into the body of a new character. Great work on the character
Yeah probably a good idea!
Oh my god, this is so beautiful
This is so helpful for me as a student studying 3D Modeling! The timelapse is just at the right speed that I can pause and go frame by frame to see what you're doing at any given point within Blender, since I miss what menus you go into during the full speed playback. Like, there's a checker select tool?? The LoopTools addon?? I wish that was something I knew way earlier!!
There's just so many minor details I miss or don't think about when I attempt to make a model, and it usually leaves me frustrated and give up. Now that I've seen a lot of the tricks you use in this, I definitely think I'll give modeling a character another go and see if I can't get something cool pulled off!
Also I'd love to see a video going over compositing, because it's a whole part of the program I've never touched. I understand the gist of what you did, it's not too complex, but I don't know enough about each node you used to just go and do things by myself.
U have sm skill, this is so good omg??
like that character form lands of lustrous
Love the video, this stuff requires a lotta skill and knowledge
This was a fun challenge to watch! I really love the designs of slime girls, lol
Haha thanks
the sole jar survivor
we must stay focus
This gives me Melting Love flashbacks
The character looks so cute and slick. Impressive work.😊
Thank you!
Honestly, anything related to shaders gives me headache when i'm the one doing it, so good job on this one hahahaha
I feel like the Undertale Crowd were the ones boosting the last patreon challenge but I prefer this concept & the shader was interesting
Thanks! Well hopefully the views keep climbing on this one as well!
@0:44 !!! my bro, you're a very good looking youg man! good to see who dikko is!
you did an amazing job with this, reps!
Thanks!
very nice. had to put it in slowmo a few times to see what you were doing on the screen regarding some loop cuts but yeah this was excellent, thank you for the video!
Affinity Photo is a really good alternative to Photoshop, it's a one time payment rather than a subscription and only around 40-50 bucks
I definitely recommend Affinity as well! I use it from time to time too!
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she got glazed
this model could seriously benefit from some spring bones in various places, I'd love to see that in the hair mainly
I do find the eyes a bit uncanny though, they don't so much look like eyes on the actual character as they do just, planes floating in front. perhaps it would've been better if they were 3D objects rendered separately and composited back in?
Of course :). Though I never intended on going that far with the rig or animation as an experiment
I need a series on this girl!
Damn that’s such a cool break down video. Learned a lot about your process 😮thanks mate
Thanks mate!
Wow!!! this is novel! Really good!!!
Thank you!
God dammit, I just started learning blender and I needed a tutorial how to make THAT EXACT type of character. But youtube decided to tease me, KURWA!
Excellent work, though.
SLIMY JELLY GIRL IN BLENDER
perfect out of context !
That’s awesome! I wonder what my OC would turn out like.
Id love to see a video by you about colour grading.
Looks amazing. Learned so much in this video. Subscribed!
Thanks!
Been subbed for a bit but haven't really checked out your content. This is cool as hell, great design.
Thanks! (Be sure to check out the short film if you haven't been here in a while ;))
Thank you!
I know I’m abit late to comment but mate seriously it was so cool to see the process I enjoyed every bit mate keep it up 🤩 cheer
More to come soon!
@@Dikko thank you mate
Slime Enthusiasts are winning.
Apparently so!
This is my kingdom come😂.. seriously. Its was amazing isnt it❤
Definitely could've used more jiggle and I'd have thought the jacket/dress would've been the darker colour.
Also, that animation you chose - my gosh, chief, why.
Overall, pretty gorgeous result and enjoyable video to me.
crazy good work - thanks for shearing your work with us
My pleasure :)
this is awesome, so many cool tips! thanks
Anytime you're doing something original it's always a challenge. I learning the same thing as far as artform goes.
What is the foundation of
what I'm creating or can create or design base and it's design construct language. It's impressive
a informative video about creating a advanced or specialized
artform design model and translate the model in to psuedo lifeform.
slimy… girl… hmm, I think there is a rule that really wants her added there, not sure what it was called again, something around 30?
i think modeling actual anime eyes would take it to another level but everything else is great
Next time I make a jelly person!
Thanks Joey Ramone
Haha!
i dont understand anything about 3d modeling but this is cool as shit
Thanks!
I would pay for this to be a vrc avatar it’s so cute
Dont even know if VRC supports those kinds of materials (apart from transparency?)
@@Dikko if you already struggled to make this material in Blender, I can only imagine what hell it must be to implement it in a Unity Core (non-URP/HDRP) game. if VRC was HDRP, you might just be able to, but since VRChat isn't I doubt it.
id love to learn about the color grading, compositing, etc. ... im sure im not alone in that. hope you decide to in the end, but appreciate all you do either way!
I wonder where the slime came from…
I would love not just a compositing tutorial, but one on how to do the mocap and then apply it to a rig and go back and tweak it
Probably next in the pipeline tbh
Great video, super distracted by the ahoge :D
I need to watch the whole video. I wonder if you could do the eyes in a different pass in blender so you don't have to track them.
That was my initial method but I couldn’t be assed rigging the eyes to blink so decided to do it in after effects instead
this is activating neurons for me
We require more composition tutorials to be honest, I don't even know how to edit complex internet models because of that.
Compositing is a beast of a topic but I hope i can at least shed a little light on it eventually
nice, as i wacth your videos, i learn quite a lot from you.
the final result is soo good
Thanks!
Amazing as always!!
Thanks!
Him explaining while sculpting.
Me staring at the feet intently: mm yes yes. Uh huh. Yeah
what
That's awesome!!❤ I always wanted to see you working on a sci fi robotic suit ,like hard surface 😅😅
I'm sure the day will come eventually!
That looks amazing!
Thanks!
FR: Je me demande ce que cela donnerait dans une scène chaude ! >=)
EN: I wonder what it would look like in a hot sequence ! >=)
Sudden face reveal cool.
Anyways another cool video!
Thanks! 😁
no one talkin bout why they clicked the video, or i have a dirty mind
We know, we just wanna keep the hidden subject… well, hidden