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First try at doing a human 3D
Was doing alright until the fucking Sculpt came into play

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How to handpaint?
Do you know any good tutorials?
Can this be done in a program like Substance Painter, or do I need to paint the UV maps in Photoshop if I want this brushy style?

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Is maya really 3000$?

pic unrelated

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Allahu snakbar

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Hey /3/, this is my first time posting here. I usually browse /b/ and i got some inspiration from it. I posted this on /b/ but I realized there was a 3D Modelling board c:

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I've been putting it off doing this Windows 10 upgrade, but this shit keeps bugging me and now it's starting to download the update automatically without me asking it to. So, if I do the upgrade should I be concerned about compatibility with my 3D programs? I use 3ds Max with plugins like FumeFX, as well as ZBrush and occasionally other programs like Speedtree, RealFlow, etc. Will all of this work like it would in Windows 7, even if I use older versions?

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I'm working on a game in Unity that uses this model as a base, allowing players to create their own character using sliders. I know Unity has support for Blendshapes which I intend to use for facial expressions. In older games I noticed that some used their armature to change the characters, though I'm not sure if that's still the case these days. Others have a few base shapes and interpolate between them, I think even Fallout 4 does this but then again it's Bethesda's using the same engine since last millennium.

Should I create the sliders for the face and body using bones in a rig or blendshapes? Is there a standard practice for this?
If I should use a rig, should I keep it separate from the animation rig or integrate it into the skeleton?

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Terragen or Vue ?
Pic is Terragen

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I have several questions..
as someone struggling with complex mech creation do you think the people who model these kind of detailed mechs model it from scratch or use kitbash it for a library of mechanical parts (heard thats the best way to do it. talked to a guy oce who made this cool robot and he said doing it from scratch clouds your mind and makes you lose vision of the whole thing while you model 1 piece at a time)

also if you kitbash a high poly mech like this how would you retopo it for games?

last question. how do you even unwrap and texture something like this? do you need to create a few texture maps to fit everything in?

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anyone know any good tutorials for making hair? i've been looking around but i can't seem to find any

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What does /3/ think of modo? how does it compare with industry standards in- Film
product visualisation
advertising
ach viz
games
etc

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I'm looking at a laptop so I can work away from home a couple days a week. It will be used for real time PC game stuff in Unity. With some minor Maya and Photoshop type work to support that.

I'm looking at the Dell XPS range. So I can afford the cheaper models. Which one should I get? ps. Prices are a little lower than listed because Dell's sales people agreed to cut the price £70-100 when I said I was looking at the MacBook Pro.

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Hi /3/ I am really trying to figure out a good workflow for very high poly zbrush models and rendering out small animations through maya/3ds max whichever works better. I've noticed so far after following tutorials I mostly just get errors trying to texture in zbrush and export the uv maps / texture maps. so from what i remember, you need to just export the zbrush model zremeshed low poly to maya along with the high poly texture and other info from zbrush. where do you do the uv mapping and at what point?

Also if you are using zremesher for human body / face, at what point do you use z remesher on the model and how do you export the texture from the high poly model in zbrush to maya

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Do any of you guys know how to download videos from PluralSight (formerly known as Digital Tutors) or sights like Udemy? My internet cap is fairly small and thus I can't really afford to stream videos all the time. I know Plural Sight had some kind of offline viewer but it used some kind of token system or something and would only allow you to download a few videos at a time which isn't particularly idea for me

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hey there fellows.

I'm stumbling into so many tutorials for creating 3D mashes from specific grayscale images, but I'm having a hard time finding how those images are made - some clever site says, maybe ironically, "they are made from 3D models".
Is there any tutorial on how to create 3D grayscale images from a picture?