For anyone following this tutorial in 2022 and beyond, the new shortcut to switch to different objects while in Sculpt mode or in Edit mode (mentioned at 14:30 in the video) is *Alt + Q.* And it's now enabled by default; you don't have to go into preferences to turn it on.
@@cgboost And thank *you* for the phenomenal sculpting tutorial! I really wish more tutorials on RUclips were this comprehensive; even if I can't master every single part of the workflow presented here, it's incredibly helpful to see all the various tools and techniques used and get a grasp on what parts I need to work on to improve myself. And I suspect that if I sign up on the CGBoost website, I'll find more courses and tutorials that can help me with that! By the way, do you know how long it took to sculpt and pose this guy? I'm currently working at about a 20:1 ratio of my time spent sculpting compared to time elapsed in the video. But I'm determined to get through it!
@@StraveTube The video is skipping over a bit and heavily sped up at other times so it would be hard to guage how fast you may be in comparison. I wouldn't worry about it though as speed is achieved through time and experience. Keep at it and you'll get there :) ~ Daniel
Just glancing at the title I thought for sure this was just an ad for a paid course. Now that I see how great the content is I almost think it should have been! So many thanks for sharing
Not only is this video the absolute most amazing blender sculpting tutorial, the comment section is full of amazing advise and alternatives as well. This video is godsend.
Continuously amazed by the generosity of channels like this on RUclips, offering training and knowledge for free. This is what makes this platform worthwhile. Thanks for this video, much appreciated!
Omg, besides the fact that everything is clear and not too fast and not too slow explained and at the same time shown, there are also handwritten subtitles for an hour .. It's wonderful ___ Oh, plus the microphone is good + no accent
Wow, I can't believe what a good job the Autoremesher does! That's *almost* production ready. Give it another generation or two and AI will be doing our retopo for us.
while some people may say that removes alot of jobs , it just removes tedious jobs and gives smaller teams a better chance to a full blown product with less funding
@@goku21youtub It was only a generation ago people were saying this was nowhere near the stage of being production ready, it's amazing how fast this tech has come along and i say it allows time to be spent on more "engaging" work such as animation and texturing (imo anyway) and people shouldnt really shouldnt complain in this case. Retopo has always been a major mood killer for me, i just fail miserably at keeping motivated doing it - Edit; Holy hell i spoke too soon that quad remesher addon is simply jaw dropping! Time to play around with this bad boy.
@@Skyflairl2p same with rendering .. i remember where i could just render a small fraction off 50x50px to check on materials and in the end let luck decide , now we have almost realtime representation in seconds in almost any renderer
As someone that started Blender a year ago, I'm surprised we don't already have a tool to retopo automatically. I don't think it's that hard to create, especially now with AI. In the next three years I guess it's something that should be part of Blender.
Alternative method for resizing multiple objects simultaneously: 1. Apply the transformations for all objects you wish to scale. 2. Add an empty, select all the objects, and parent them to the empty 3. Scale the empty to your liking. Select the child objects, press Alt+P, and choose Clear And Keep Transform 4. Apply scale and you're done.
This reminds me so much of Spore's character creator. I love the tutorial, I just bought a 3D printer to try and make my own miniatures and with tutorials like these I feel like I can pull off making my own miniatures.
wow, this was a whole 50 minute tutorial i sat through and fully enjoyed, wow. it's decently paced and very fat-cut, imo, so it's great to listen to while still only talking about relevant points without extra fluff. good design is usually invisible, i just wanna let you know that the work you put into this tut pays off pedagogically; i'm definitely recommending this tutorial to people who want to get into scupting
You don't know how much this helps. I was a zbrush sculpter, and was unable to find similar features in blender. But this tutorial helped me a lot. Thank You very very much.
if you get weird results when trying to sculpt the mirrored parts around 15:00, don't forget to NOT enable Clipping in the modifier, otherwise it will mess with your mesh.
Yes, as I mentioned in the video, I'm currently updating the course and the first updated chapters are already up. However, we are not updating the course on Gumroad or Udemy. If you want to get the update, and you bought the course there, simply get in touch with us, and you can get the free update on our platform: cgboost.com/support/
I rarely watch blender tutorials these days but this one was genuinely a treat to watch, amazing work! Also, that retopo mesh is INSANE. I can't believe the mesh came out that good, wow
i watched this video 5month before as a total beginner and thought it was great. now i watch it again and cant believe HOW great it is. thank you so much for all the details you sharing. will be a great boost for me :))
I just wanna be real, I have wanted to create 3D models and my own characters since I was a little boy and I thought id never be able to do it, but your youtube videos are a blessing and really do help, thank you. Genuinely made my dream come true, and I can't wait to be on your level of skill! keep up the good work and don't stop!
Dude thank you so much for this video. i was stuck trying to join multiple ,meshes together and remesh them to the point it made me cry from frustration. This made it so much clear, can't wait to go back to my project.
Simply amazing.. I've always been a major fan of your work Zach, and cant thank you enough for this extremely valuable resource. I've paid hundreds of dollars for nearly 50 hours worth of sculpting courses, but this one hour long video was not only more motivating - It also contains ALL the good information neatly packed and perfectly paced. Thank you! Ps, would you ever do a texturing tutorial following this same creature to complete the workflow? Curious how you go about doing so.
Amazing tutorial, I learned lots of new stuff from it, even though I am not completely new to Blender or sculpting. I wish I knew about using line projection tool to create flat surfaces or using face sets to create new geometry in my past projects. I'd love to see a video about manual retopology.
im like 25 mins in right now, and the amount of new knowledge you've taught me so far is MINDBLOWING, thank you so much, this is probably one of the best tutorials on sculpting ive watched so far!
that part where you posed the toes in sculpt mode completely blew my mind. i always assumed that you had to rig a character to do anything like that. i feel really inspired to make my own character in blender now. i'm so glad i decided to watch this. thank you.
Yeah, with the new tools developers added in the last few years we have a lot more possibilities and that's great! Glad to know this video was so inspiring to you ^^
When I try to use the lasso tool as demonstrated in the video, the created geometry becomes extremely thin (2d) regardless of brush size. Do you have any idea of why?
@@cgboost 2.93.0, and I have Cursor for Depth selected, if I overlap the sphere it works, and sometimes it works fine a little afterwards, but other times it is flat as a pancake and not reliable enough to model with.
dude, this is the best sculpting tutorial, period. Dang, it's time to try sculpting, finally :D PS: What are main differences between multi-res/remesher vs say dyntopo work flow? what's better for a beginner?
It is more about workflow than anything else. Dyntopo is good when searching for shapes as it add new geometry to the model and details only where needed. Multires is more useful once you know your shapes for further work. But some artist takes different approach. ~Egon
Show I have a question about why the thicknesses of the various shapes are different. Are you manually changing the shapes during creation and if so by what means or is this random?
Zach this is one tutorial dedicated to sculpting but is crazy the amount of stuff about Blender that we can learn only with this specific one. WOW!! thank you very much man.
just finished investigating this tutorial and watched it in full before i start my first sculpted character in blender, this is so cohesive and you teach in a real fun way, so hyped to start my project, thank you for this :) will deffo share my future results! liked, subscribed!
Amazing Tutorial! there is something don't get, when make lasso trim (Cursor for Depth) 4:45 get extra shapes that don't look good.. if someone know something.. will help a lot, Thx (3.3.1v)
Hey, I haven't been blendering in a while and I have to say, your skills and your tutorials have moved to the next level over the past year. Nicely done and thanks for the excelent tut!
Hi Zacharias! Ich habe lange nichts mehr von dir gehört. Mit diesem tollen Video hast Du mich motiviert wieder mehr zu sculpten. Die Techniken in deinem Video kannte ich übrigens noch nicht. Ich habe schon seit Jahren eine relativ feste Idee in meinem Kopf von einer Kreatur, die ich mir immer wieder vorstelle. Sie hat sogar eine gewisse Ähnlichkeit mit deiner Kreatur, zumindest was den allgemeinen Körperbau betrifft. Ich werde morgen damit anfangen eine Skizze der Kreatur zu erstellen, damit ich einen festen Plan habe und nicht einfach so drauf los stürme. Ich überlege auch die Kreatur mit einem 3D-Drucker drucken zu lassen. Damit habe ich dieses Jahr schon einiges an Erfahrung sammeln können. Leider ist technisch noch nicht alles so gut möglich. Ich wollte im Sommer zum Beispiel eine Roboter-Spinne drucken in Ü-Ei-Größe. Die Scharniere waren aber für den Druckprozess zu klein. Wenn man aber bei professionellen Seiten einen Druck beauftragt, bekommt man schon echt gute Ergebnisse. Leider ist das aber auch sehr teuer. OKay. Ich wünsche eurem Team einen guten Start ins neue Jahr und für alle Menschen, dass der Mist mit Corona endlich aufhört und wir wieder in eine gewisse Normalität zurückkehren können. . Alles Gute!
I've watched this and multiple times I yelled at myself "WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT?" Sir, you're a genius, thank you for your wisdom, now I can learn how to sculpt better
Great Video. Great Intro for blender sculpting. Quick tip. Make sure to join the mirrored body or else you'll be confused why sculpting is so difficult.
I'm my opinion this is the best blender sculpting tutorial on RUclips! Even 3 years later!
For anyone following this tutorial in 2022 and beyond, the new shortcut to switch to different objects while in Sculpt mode or in Edit mode (mentioned at 14:30 in the video) is *Alt + Q.*
And it's now enabled by default; you don't have to go into preferences to turn it on.
Thanks for the update, Strave!
@@cgboost And thank *you* for the phenomenal sculpting tutorial! I really wish more tutorials on RUclips were this comprehensive; even if I can't master every single part of the workflow presented here, it's incredibly helpful to see all the various tools and techniques used and get a grasp on what parts I need to work on to improve myself. And I suspect that if I sign up on the CGBoost website, I'll find more courses and tutorials that can help me with that!
By the way, do you know how long it took to sculpt and pose this guy? I'm currently working at about a 20:1 ratio of my time spent sculpting compared to time elapsed in the video. But I'm determined to get through it!
@@StraveTube The video is skipping over a bit and heavily sped up at other times so it would be hard to guage how fast you may be in comparison. I wouldn't worry about it though as speed is achieved through time and experience. Keep at it and you'll get there :)
~ Daniel
@@cgboost I will! Thank you again!
And for people using industry standard shift-D will do the trick i think.
I think this is the most comprehensive intermediate/advanced tutorial on sculpting that I have ever seen! Thank you so much!! it is amazing!
No. YOURE amazing
@@lukewilliams7020 loool
I agree, I am 15 minutes in and I am already in awe of how awesome and detailed this tutorial is. I got to learn a lot of hidden tools and tricks.
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For Blender 3.0 users who getting stuck around 14:54, press "Alt+q" when the mouse is on your object.
Thank you so much, this was driving me crazy.
how he deletes the sphere in 6:30 doesn't work for me.
Thank you ♥
@@marcopirrotta2791 you have to select delete in the tool settings
LITERALLY LIFE SAVING
this whole retopo and posing section is 1000% a problem I've been trying to solve for WEEKS. thank you for this Zach!!!
Just glancing at the title I thought for sure this was just an ad for a paid course. Now that I see how great the content is I almost think it should have been! So many thanks for sharing
As a Blender newbie with a programming background that Pose brush is just mindblowing black magic.
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That lassto trim start was another level :D
Not only is this video the absolute most amazing blender sculpting tutorial, the comment section is full of amazing advise and alternatives as well. This video is godsend.
this shit is lit
I've done donut & apples now, time to upgrade my skills!
Good luck!!! And hows ur progress??
ye man hows progress
Guys I think he died from the computer explode because of rendering
😭😰
Lol you guys, progress is good, but nowhere near Zach's level. I'll keep working on it.
Continuously amazed by the generosity of channels like this on RUclips, offering training and knowledge for free. This is what makes this platform worthwhile. Thanks for this video, much appreciated!
The best tutorial on the internet, period.
Probably one of the most valuable (densely packed with useful information) videos about modeling I've seen in a long time. Thanks for making it!
Omg, besides the fact that everything is clear and not too fast and not too slow explained and at the same time shown, there are also handwritten subtitles for an hour .. It's wonderful
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Oh, plus the microphone is good + no accent
Wow, I can't believe what a good job the Autoremesher does! That's *almost* production ready. Give it another generation or two and AI will be doing our retopo for us.
while some people may say that removes alot of jobs , it just removes tedious jobs and gives smaller teams a better chance to a full blown product with less funding
Why on earth did I learn to retopology when you have such a fine Autoremesher there! I think it is suited for animation-ready and game-ready assets.
@@goku21youtub It was only a generation ago people were saying this was nowhere near the stage of being production ready, it's amazing how fast this tech has come along and i say it allows time to be spent on more "engaging" work such as animation and texturing (imo anyway) and people shouldnt really shouldnt complain in this case. Retopo has always been a major mood killer for me, i just fail miserably at keeping motivated doing it - Edit; Holy hell i spoke too soon that quad remesher addon is simply jaw dropping! Time to play around with this bad boy.
@@Skyflairl2p same with rendering .. i remember where i could just render a small fraction off 50x50px to check on materials and in the end let luck decide , now we have almost realtime representation in seconds in almost any renderer
As someone that started Blender a year ago, I'm surprised we don't already have a tool to retopo automatically. I don't think it's that hard to create, especially now with AI. In the next three years I guess it's something that should be part of Blender.
So far you were the only one, who explained not only how to do retopology but what to do with it after. Other stuff was very useful too. Thank you!
Even when you think you know Blender pretty well, there's always so much more stuff to learn.
this is probably the best blender tutorial for character creation ive seen
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the familar kind of Zach. i've learned all blender-basics fom this amazing tutor!
The best tutorial I have -ever- seen. Doesn't matter what the tutorial was on, this beats them all.
Alternative method for resizing multiple objects simultaneously:
1. Apply the transformations for all objects you wish to scale.
2. Add an empty, select all the objects, and parent them to the empty
3. Scale the empty to your liking. Select the child objects, press Alt+P, and choose Clear And Keep Transform
4. Apply scale and you're done.
This reminds me so much of Spore's character creator. I love the tutorial, I just bought a 3D printer to try and make my own miniatures and with tutorials like these I feel like I can pull off making my own miniatures.
wow, this was a whole 50 minute tutorial i sat through and fully enjoyed, wow. it's decently paced and very fat-cut, imo, so it's great to listen to while still only talking about relevant points without extra fluff. good design is usually invisible, i just wanna let you know that the work you put into this tut pays off pedagogically; i'm definitely recommending this tutorial to people who want to get into scupting
Thank you for nice words.
~Egon
Thanks a lot! ~Zach
HOLYYYY!!!! I was literally struggling with sculpting (not the tools, but getting stuff to look decent). This came at the right time!
You don't know how much this helps. I was a zbrush sculpter, and was unable to find similar features in blender. But this tutorial helped me a lot. Thank You very very much.
if you get weird results when trying to sculpt the mirrored parts around 15:00, don't forget to NOT enable Clipping in the modifier, otherwise it will mess with your mesh.
Zach is back! Hope this means a general update of the CG Boost sculpt course.
Yes, as I mentioned in the video, I'm currently updating the course and the first updated chapters are already up. However, we are not updating the course on Gumroad or Udemy. If you want to get the update, and you bought the course there, simply get in touch with us, and you can get the free update on our platform: cgboost.com/support/
i cannot believe i have FREE access to this level of content, thank you so much :)
I rarely watch blender tutorials these days but this one was genuinely a treat to watch, amazing work! Also, that retopo mesh is INSANE. I can't believe the mesh came out that good, wow
Thank you kindly! I'm glad you enjoyed it !
I have been searching for an intermediate blender sculpting tutorial for so long and this fit the bill perfectly!!! Thank you!
This tutorial is pure gold. I like the level and speed you are using. Really focusing on what is of interest. Excellent work!
i watched this video 5month before as a total beginner and thought it was great. now i watch it again and cant believe HOW great it is. thank you so much for all the details you sharing. will be a great boost for me :))
Thanks a lot! 🥰
I just wanna be real, I have wanted to create 3D models and my own characters since I was a little boy and I thought id never be able to do it, but your youtube videos are a blessing and really do help, thank you. Genuinely made my dream come true, and I can't wait to be on your level of skill! keep up the good work and don't stop!
As a complete newbie.i hav to say ur da best blender tutor ever.thank u
Best full workflow I have seen.
This video is incredible. Unbelievably informative for someone new to blender and sculpting
how do you adjust the thickness of the lasso trim? it isnt influenced by the brush size nor strength. Use Cursor for Depth is enabled
Hero
The best Sculpting workflow until now.
Fantastic workflow, great work Zach.
This video is better than 3 of my paid courses. Short, informative, USEUFULL. Can't wait for new sculpitng course.
Anybody else gonna end up watching this a few times? just me?
Only a few! Pfff
a few dozen times, sure
Yup, for sure!
*raises hand ✌
As soon as I can pick my jaw up off of the floor...
Dude thank you so much for this video. i was stuck trying to join multiple ,meshes together and remesh them to the point it made me cry from frustration. This made it so much clear, can't wait to go back to my project.
very inspiring way of sculpting!
insane tutorial
was learning blender for quite a while and still found out about many new things
Simply amazing.. I've always been a major fan of your work Zach, and cant thank you enough for this extremely valuable resource. I've paid hundreds of dollars for nearly 50 hours worth of sculpting courses, but this one hour long video was not only more motivating - It also contains ALL the good information neatly packed and perfectly paced. Thank you!
Ps, would you ever do a texturing tutorial following this same creature to complete the workflow? Curious how you go about doing so.
i literally watch this everyday now for the past 9 days. Everytime i start a new project this video helps me so freaking much. i love you Zach LMFAO
yeah this is a hard bookmark for me now until i learn every single thing in the video
Amazing tutorial, I learned lots of new stuff from it, even though I am not completely new to Blender or sculpting.
I wish I knew about using line projection tool to create flat surfaces or using face sets to create new geometry in my past projects.
I'd love to see a video about manual retopology.
im like 25 mins in right now, and the amount of new knowledge you've taught me so far is MINDBLOWING, thank you so much, this is probably one of the best tutorials on sculpting ive watched so far!
Great as always Zack! I always learn a trick or two from your videos. This lasso trim trick is what I was looking for :)
that part where you posed the toes in sculpt mode completely blew my mind. i always assumed that you had to rig a character to do anything like that. i feel really inspired to make my own character in blender now. i'm so glad i decided to watch this. thank you.
Yeah, with the new tools developers added in the last few years we have a lot more possibilities and that's great! Glad to know this video was so inspiring to you ^^
When I try to use the lasso tool as demonstrated in the video, the created geometry becomes extremely thin (2d) regardless of brush size. Do you have any idea of why?
Hey, what Blender version are you using? "Use Cursor for Depth" is enabled?
@@cgboost 2.93.0, and I have Cursor for Depth selected, if I overlap the sphere it works, and sometimes it works fine a little afterwards, but other times it is flat as a pancake and not reliable enough to model with.
OMG I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS Thank you so much, you have earned your self!
When you are gonna release the low poly animation course. I have been waiting forever... :'(
Zach is the best blender teacher I know. If you know, you know.
dude, this is the best sculpting tutorial, period. Dang, it's time to try sculpting, finally :D
PS: What are main differences between multi-res/remesher vs say dyntopo work flow? what's better for a beginner?
It is more about workflow than anything else. Dyntopo is good when searching for shapes as it add new geometry to the model and details only where needed. Multires is more useful once you know your shapes for further work. But some artist takes different approach.
~Egon
The best all in one video tutorial on sculpting! Learnt everything I needed to know by just watching this video.
Show I have a question about why the thicknesses of the various shapes are different. Are you manually changing the shapes during creation and if so by what means or is this random?
I don't know why anybody would give this a thumbs down! Great job! Thank you.
Zachhhh❤️❤️❤️ .....
The best Blender Sculpting video to date...by far! Thank you.
I´m still trying to sculpt a cube...
3 years later and still a good tutorial for beginners.
11 MILLION polys!!!
Fully modeled
@@JacobKinsley Yeah, down to the texture being in geometry instead of textures!
My CPU would cry if I tried this.
Then you need to know about Zbrush, I have some scenes with more tan a 100 million polys and they run smooth
@@SVI_graphics On what platform? Don't imagine even a dual Xeon could handle that much without severely bogging down.
Zach this is one tutorial dedicated to sculpting but is crazy the amount of stuff about Blender that we can learn only with this specific one. WOW!! thank you very much man.
29:55 i don't know why but i laughed for 5 minutes straight :)))
Thanks
incredible (also, destroying 666 comments is on me)
I'm a beginner and with a bit of work i understand all... Very good approach... Thank you thousand times... Big up from France... Free your soul 🤙
one of the best sculpting tutorials around, thank you!
Best blender sculpting tutorial i have seen.
Quad remesher is fantastic.
I was hesitant about buying it a few months ago but after the trial, I had to buy it.
I'm pretty familiar with sculpting, but I learned a decent amount from this.
I had to sign up for the academy, this was top notch stuff.
Thank you!
Thank you. I've seen so many videos about what sculpt tools 'do', but seeing how to use them start to finish really helps.
just finished investigating this tutorial and watched it in full before i start my first sculpted character in blender, this is so cohesive and you teach in a real fun way, so hyped to start my project, thank you for this :) will deffo share my future results! liked, subscribed!
Happy to hear that ! Sculpting in Blender is a really exciting journey. Have fun with it !
Amazing Tutorial! there is something don't get, when make lasso trim (Cursor for Depth) 4:45 get extra shapes that don't look good..
if someone know something.. will help a lot, Thx (3.3.1v)
Absolutely incredible! So much information clearly presented in less than an hour. Thank you so much!
this is the best and clearest tutorial so far
Incredible workflow explanation! Thank you for making this available!
Hey, I haven't been blendering in a while and I have to say, your skills and your tutorials have moved to the next level over the past year. Nicely done and thanks for the excelent tut!
This is the best video I have ever seen. Like, you are incredible
thank you so much for providing this tutorial for free. i cannot express how thankful i am for this wonderful resource, it has helped me so much
We're very happy it helped you !
Hi Zacharias!
Ich habe lange nichts mehr von dir gehört.
Mit diesem tollen Video hast Du mich motiviert wieder mehr zu sculpten.
Die Techniken in deinem Video kannte ich übrigens noch nicht.
Ich habe schon seit Jahren eine relativ feste Idee in meinem Kopf von einer Kreatur, die ich mir immer wieder vorstelle.
Sie hat sogar eine gewisse Ähnlichkeit mit deiner Kreatur, zumindest was den allgemeinen Körperbau betrifft.
Ich werde morgen damit anfangen eine Skizze der Kreatur zu erstellen, damit ich einen festen Plan habe und nicht einfach so drauf los stürme.
Ich überlege auch die Kreatur mit einem 3D-Drucker drucken zu lassen.
Damit habe ich dieses Jahr schon einiges an Erfahrung sammeln können.
Leider ist technisch noch nicht alles so gut möglich.
Ich wollte im Sommer zum Beispiel eine Roboter-Spinne drucken in Ü-Ei-Größe.
Die Scharniere waren aber für den Druckprozess zu klein.
Wenn man aber bei professionellen Seiten einen Druck beauftragt, bekommt man schon echt gute Ergebnisse.
Leider ist das aber auch sehr teuer.
OKay.
Ich wünsche eurem Team einen guten Start ins neue Jahr und für alle Menschen, dass der Mist mit Corona endlich aufhört und wir wieder in eine gewisse Normalität zurückkehren können.
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Alles Gute!
I've watched this and multiple times I yelled at myself "WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT?"
Sir, you're a genius, thank you for your wisdom, now I can learn how to sculpt better
All your tips for the skin details were exactly what i have looking for, thank you!
Wow! I'm only a couple of minutes in, but I love the way you banged out the general form in the beginning. Can't wait to follow along.
Thanks, hope you enjoyed the rest of the video as well.
First of all take my Thumbs up. What a super nice tutorial ! Love it ! You are realy a Blender Master, you make look everything super EZ.
This is the fullest package I've ever watched here in YT. U earned my sub and most probably a course purchase.. Thank you so much!
🥰
I'm doing my very first sculpting project from this video! You're just that good of a teacher!
Great Video. Great Intro for blender sculpting. Quick tip. Make sure to join the mirrored body or else you'll be confused why sculpting is so difficult.
I don't know why people think 3d is hard, this is so freakin fun!!!!!
Look at shaders, retopo, ngons, merging to curved or cylindrical surfaces with bools. hehe it gets really hard there oh and geometry nodes
@@Schlittlenutacus I guess you're right 😂 it looks so effortless when he does it
You are Awesome, I hats off @Zach Reinhardt I ve learn lot from your tutorials
You are One of best courses maker of RUclips 😺
Already know most of this but still a joy to watch.
Tip: You can store sculpt poses using the Keymesh addon
Thanks for the tip.
omg thank you so much for this video i was getting frustrated in the retopo process and keeping my details
This is the best sculpting tutorial I have ever watched! Thanks man!
With this tutorial I found the solution to a big sculpting problem I had. Thank you wery much for this video!
I would LOVE a free tutorial on retopology! Very cool video, btw!
Here you go: ruclips.net/video/X2GNyEUvpD4/видео.html
Thanks so much for the providing this kind of high quality content for the community!! Big love from 🇯🇵
Thank you so much men, this video is one of the most importants to the Blender community!!!
Nice workflow.