Hi I recently found your channel as I was looking for tutorials on Nomad Sculpt. Your videos have been a huge help in learning the software. This is my first time using a 3d sculpting software. I just modeled and 3d printed my first sculpted model this morning following your previous pumpkin tutorial with my own design.
Here are some steps for making hollowed objects withe shaped whole, such as a jackolantern Nomad sculpt tips Hollow objects 1. Make a clone of an object you want to make hollow 2. Make a clone of the clone and click on its eye to make it invisible. 3. Make the original invisible 4. Mask the first clone 5. Make the orig. visible again 6. Set the thickness of the mask tool to 2 7. Draw a design to want carved 8. Turn off symmetry 9. Use the carve function under the mask menu 10. Delete the resulting object 11. Select the second clone and make it bigger then the first clone 12. Select the original object and do a boolean or voxel merge 13. Voila, a hollow with a shaped hole You can make a pumpkin shaped object and the do the above steps.
Easy way to carve pumpkin: Make your pumpkin shape, clone, shrink clone, hide original, mask clone, make original, and then use trim tools and subbed clay or brush tools to carve away. Simple.
Even better. Clone the pumpkin shape. Mask the whole thing. Select original, click on the eye button to make it invisible except for the diagonal lines, then grow it until it is the thickness tool. Then use subtract on your clay or brush tools. You can even use the carve tool under the main mask menu tool, making sure to set the thickness to be deeper. Do not invert, or the whole thing blows up.
Bro I'm begging you please consider making some moderate link videos. Every video you have now, is either only 3 minutes or 3 hours. Do like a 15 minute video or something. I used to like your videos, but I don't watch anymore because the short ones dont have enough info, and the long ones have way too much unnecessary info. Seriously please consider it.
I get where you’re coming from about the video lengths. 😉 It’s worth noting, though, that not all videos necessarily have to be tutorials. Some are just live explorations, figuring out ways on how to use the toolset to achieve a vision, or for inspiration I guess. After all Dave deliberately starts these videos with the title card »3D Sculpt & Chill« instead of »Learn to …« or »How to …«. 😌 Still, maybe you can skip around in the longer videos to find the parts that interest you? Isn’t there an option to add chapters to them as well?
@@MisterDoodlezz yeah The long ones aren't a problem I totally understand what you're coming from. But this one literally has nomad sculpt tutorial in the thumbnail. And I guess that would be nitpicky. Not to say that this one isn't a tutorial. It's just that it would be nice to have some videos that you could finish in a reasonable amount of time something that was edited down to just the key points. I was just saying that there aren't many in between videos, it's either super long or super short.
I get you. Totally cool that you just don’t like my style of teaching/videos. And thanks for the critique. Thing is it’s also art, so it’s not quite 1 + 1 = x. Most of these I don’t edit completely, as that would add on hours of work. I edit some things, but my teaching style is to figure it out in real time, which is normal. Also 3D just takes forever to do. It’s hard to edit out nuances because I think that’s where the value is, how I’m thinking. But I get you. Plenty of other nomad sculpt artists out there, you’ll find the videos that work for you! ✌🏾
Hi I recently found your channel as I was looking for tutorials on Nomad Sculpt. Your videos have been a huge help in learning the software. This is my first time using a 3d sculpting software. I just modeled and 3d printed my first sculpted model this morning following your previous pumpkin tutorial with my own design.
Here are some steps for making hollowed objects withe shaped whole, such as a jackolantern
Nomad sculpt tips
Hollow objects
1. Make a clone of an object you want to make hollow
2. Make a clone of the clone and click on its eye to make it invisible.
3. Make the original invisible
4. Mask the first clone
5. Make the orig. visible again
6. Set the thickness of the mask tool to 2
7. Draw a design to want carved
8. Turn off symmetry
9. Use the carve function under the mask menu
10. Delete the resulting object
11. Select the second clone and make it bigger then the first clone
12. Select the original object and do a boolean or voxel merge
13. Voila, a hollow with a shaped hole
You can make a pumpkin shaped object and the do the above steps.
Turn on front-facing vertex only under the filter for all all brushes and save each brush so you do not have to keep doing that
Easy way to carve pumpkin: Make your pumpkin shape, clone, shrink clone, hide original, mask clone, make original, and then use trim tools and subbed clay or brush tools to carve away. Simple.
Even better. Clone the pumpkin shape. Mask the whole thing. Select original, click on the eye button to make it invisible except for the diagonal lines, then grow it until it is the thickness tool. Then use subtract on your clay or brush tools. You can even use the carve tool under the main mask menu tool, making sure to set the thickness to be deeper. Do not invert, or the whole thing blows up.
Oh, and use the gismo tool to select the cut outs and delete them.
Using the sub clay or brush tool requires that you going over the area you want carved, so it looks like you actually carved it.
Bro I'm begging you please consider making some moderate link videos. Every video you have now, is either only 3 minutes or 3 hours. Do like a 15 minute video or something. I used to like your videos, but I don't watch anymore because the short ones dont have enough info, and the long ones have way too much unnecessary info. Seriously please consider it.
I get where you’re coming from about the video lengths. 😉
It’s worth noting, though, that not all videos necessarily have to be tutorials. Some are just live explorations, figuring out ways on how to use the toolset to achieve a vision, or for inspiration I guess.
After all Dave deliberately starts these videos with the title card »3D Sculpt & Chill« instead of »Learn to …« or »How to …«. 😌
Still, maybe you can skip around in the longer videos to find the parts that interest you? Isn’t there an option to add chapters to them as well?
@@MisterDoodlezz yeah The long ones aren't a problem I totally understand what you're coming from. But this one literally has nomad sculpt tutorial in the thumbnail. And I guess that would be nitpicky. Not to say that this one isn't a tutorial. It's just that it would be nice to have some videos that you could finish in a reasonable amount of time something that was edited down to just the key points. I was just saying that there aren't many in between videos, it's either super long or super short.
I get you. Totally cool that you just don’t like my style of teaching/videos. And thanks for the critique. Thing is it’s also art, so it’s not quite 1 + 1 = x. Most of these I don’t edit completely, as that would add on hours of work. I edit some things, but my teaching style is to figure it out in real time, which is normal. Also 3D just takes forever to do. It’s hard to edit out nuances because I think that’s where the value is, how I’m thinking. But I get you. Plenty of other nomad sculpt artists out there, you’ll find the videos that work for you! ✌🏾