Hi, This is so good, i've been looking for this kind of tuts, i wanted to create a proper character modelling but didn't understood a thing...But from these kind of basics i'm able to clear my concepts about tools and basics for character modelling. Thank you so much for your teachings, Sending you positive energies
Hello friend, thank you very much for your teachings... I have two questions, please! Couldn't the first apply the same procedure as you did on the dragon? And the other one shows a way to make retopology lighter....Please!!
@@Corintianista1910 first Question answer : we can apply same procedure But for this model(Monster ) i specifically made for Animation and acting so I took considered everything like Shading (To keep face evenly as possible, to much streching of faces also cause shading issues), then too keep animation look smooth I gave more vertices, because more the details you will have the great 3d model look will be(But for game purpose and low poly modelling that's the different things). Dragon procedure also we can do but this method is little bit Nice and friendly for Animation but Dragon procedure is very nice when you want to sculpt base mase with nice details And also for Simple Animation 3d Model if you are short story creator. (So conclusion : It's depend on situation what method to use. But I will advise to use this Monster method if you are making your model for 3d animation and acting purposes) Second question Answer : If you want to make your model retopology lighter (may be use for game purposes) Reduce the topology from part of your model where body movement does not occur. Like from top of Head, on legs (on thighs) etc.. Method to reduce polycount is > I have made this short video you can reduce by this method ruclips.net/user/shortskFnwV128pFI?feature=share Hope you will get it 🤗
Hi, This is so good, i've been looking for this kind of tuts, i wanted to create a proper character modelling but didn't understood a thing...But from these kind of basics i'm able to clear my concepts about tools and basics for character modelling. Thank you so much for your teachings, Sending you positive energies
Hello friend, thank you very much for your teachings... I have two questions, please! Couldn't the first apply the same procedure as you did on the dragon? And the other one shows a way to make retopology lighter....Please!!
@@Corintianista1910 first Question answer : we can apply same procedure But for this model(Monster ) i specifically made for Animation and acting so I took considered everything like Shading (To keep face evenly as possible, to much streching of faces also cause shading issues), then too keep animation look smooth I gave more vertices, because more the details you will have the great 3d model look will be(But for game purpose and low poly modelling that's the different things). Dragon procedure also we can do but this method is little bit Nice and friendly for Animation but Dragon procedure is very nice when you want to sculpt base mase with nice details And also for Simple Animation 3d Model if you are short story creator. (So conclusion : It's depend on situation what method to use. But I will advise to use this Monster method if you are making your model for 3d animation and acting purposes)
Second question Answer : If you want to make your model retopology lighter (may be use for game purposes) Reduce the topology from part of your model where body movement does not occur. Like from top of Head, on legs (on thighs) etc..
Method to reduce polycount is > I have made this short video you can reduce by this method
ruclips.net/user/shortskFnwV128pFI?feature=share
Hope you will get it 🤗