It's a bit complicated for a comment, but basically the animation is done with a addon that creates a turntable animation (away from my computer ATM but can find it later). Then parent the lights to the camera so they move together. For the material there are some good references online but the secret is to add a bit of subsurface scattering and play around with the colors. Good luck!
Oh my god I which I found your vid first because none of the others mentioned fill caps. I've been waiting for chitubox to repair my first attempt at a mini with hair I sculpted my self and it is literally taking hours. Pretty sure I know why now.
Thanks, this video was very helpful! Would the process be any different if you were to model very curly hair? I am having a difficult time preventing overlap and gaps since I am modeling curly hair. And I am worried that the printed curls will be too brittle (This is going to be my first attempt at a 3D print so I barely know anything haha).
I beg you, tell me how you rendered the animation? How to set the light and what material to choose so that the render turns out like yours?
It's a bit complicated for a comment, but basically the animation is done with a addon that creates a turntable animation (away from my computer ATM but can find it later). Then parent the lights to the camera so they move together. For the material there are some good references online but the secret is to add a bit of subsurface scattering and play around with the colors. Good luck!
Oh my god I which I found your vid first because none of the others mentioned fill caps. I've been waiting for chitubox to repair my first attempt at a mini with hair I sculpted my self and it is literally taking hours. Pretty sure I know why now.
Hahahaha! I did the exact same thing, don't worry. It's strange to me that it's not on by default and now I'm paranoid about it.
Thanks, this video was very helpful! Would the process be any different if you were to model very curly hair? I am having a difficult time preventing overlap and gaps since I am modeling curly hair. And I am worried that the printed curls will be too brittle (This is going to be my first attempt at a 3D print so I barely know anything haha).
I haven't tried curly hair. How did it go?
Dude seriously I think you need to scale the size of the head of your characters by about 5 or 8% larger otherwise great work
You are absolutely correct. I've been focusing on keeping them 28mm but it's time to re-evaluate the proportions.
I just got through doing this ( rank newb here) wish I had watched this before hand. Would have saved me some trouble 😂
Ah I know the feeling! It's all about making progress though and there is no better way than just working through it!