Sircomeference:


Bros u for look up now

biko

I saw them...I don't believe this is your best...common, you can do a lot with blender. for what is what you need more practice, actually someday you may put up a job that will WOW us. Work with tutorials from youtube. This is blender and not autodesk maya. Just keep practicing you will get there.

Sircomeference:
started using blender two months ago,,,,,
did this through a tutorial

nice one bro, keep it up.

Pls guys where can I get a video tutorial on how to do modelling in blender., av searched youtube., buh they keep giving me crappy videos., pls sum1 should help me wif a site whr I can get this.., tnx.,

amijid2012:
Pls guys where can I get a video tutorial on how to do modelling in blender., av searched youtube., buh they keep giving me crappy videos., pls sum1 should help me wif a site whr I can get this.., tnx.,

what do you want to model?...there are a lot on youtube...just know how to use the tools and you can model anything in blender.

Tos87:
what do you want to model?...there are a lot on youtube...just know how to use the tools and you can model anything in blender.

am I newbie , I want 2 learn hw to model human character or any character.,

amijid2012:
am I newbie , I want 2 learn hw to model human character or any character.,

watch the johhny blender series, search for johhny blender or d-dub on youtube, and tutor4u #cheers

I have just been silent since the beginning of this thread, am really seeing things
thumb up to the blender baby masters you guys are great

I layed my hands on this software 3 days ago, I was using 3D max, but my sister won't want me hear words everyday she keeps intimidating with blender baby most especially the cycle render...and with I have been seeing here, I kicked my world to blender and 3,days into it, with help from my sister and the nice tuts I got from her made by little web hut, i have lot of progress but the sad story is that she got admission and would be living me soon, Lol I wish I started with this blender baby earlier with her

so all the blender masters and learners please help me oh, just add me up on bbm and whatsapp let's rub mind together

Work-In-Progress #Blender Cycles

ladanski:
Work-In-Progress #Blender Cycles

HOLY COW! that's jaw-dropping

ladanski:
Work-In-Progress #Blender Cycles

this is great, nice use of cycles, but the second image has some scaling issues or maybe its the camera angle, or I don't know if its just eyes.

ladanski:
Work-In-Progress #Blender Cycles

nice one...also a good sign that this thread aint dead yet.

ladanski:
Work-In-Progress #Blender Cycles

something ethereal about the first image....reminds me of the horror doll movie Annabelle

Pls guys am on bent knees...Shimish, Lad and Kazuma..don't even suggest Google cos I have being searching it for the past 5days though I saw my answer but I just can't comprehend it. What I want is who can in a simplified manner explain how an walk cycle can actually be animated to move from one place to another. Pls don't ignore this. I mentioned those names cos the are those their anime I have seen.

Tos87:
Pls guys am on bent knees...Shimish, Lad and Kazuma..don't even suggest Google cos I have being searching it for the past 5days though I saw my answer but I just can't comprehend it. What I want is who can in a simplified manner explain how an walk cycle can actually be animated to move from one place to another. Pls don't ignore this. I mentioned those names cos the are those their anime I have seen.

I think you should add a Path from the add menu and make the mesh follow the path: never tried it before but i think you should.

primus361:


I think you should add a Path from the add menu and make the mesh follow the path: never tried it before but i think you should.

Thanks. I know about the path thing. It didn't walk. Meanwhile, I have fixed it. Thanks again.

Tos87:

Thanks. I know about the path thing. It didn't walk. Meanwhile, I have fixed it. Thanks again.

How did you fix it then? Share!

@Tos87, one way that I walk arnd that problem is to first move
1.the front heel forward
2. then the hip bone..i.e. the bone that controls both legs , moves forward
3. the back heel is then raised at an angle to the ground

infact its better done watching a tut......try lynda`s tuts.
If you supply your email, I can send my tut collection on that

meanwhile, in between programs, I`d rigged me zombie. Now ready for live footage anime

anyone know how I can pin clothing around say a xters neck, and make it bellow in a draft or wind........
I think Shim have done that!.......
help....

kazuna:
anyone know how I can pin clothing around say a xters neck, and make it bellow in a draft or wind........
I think Shim have done that!.......
help....

Create the cloth on cloth sim...click on the character and enable collision on d phyics panel. You can place plane(cloth) in between the character's neck so that when it drops during caching it will serve as a cloak on the character. click on the cloth on edit mode, select vetice you want around the characters neck click add on vetex group then assign. Go to physics panel, enable cloth sewing springs, below it "bing up the sewing group" you created, turn the sewing force to 1. I hope you are working with 2.71 or the latest version. that's it...hope it helps.

kazuna:
@Tos87, one way that I walk arnd that problem is to first move
1.the front heel forward
2. then the hip bone..i.e. the bone that controls both legs , moves forward
3. the back heel is then raised at an angle to the ground

infact its better done watching a tut......try lynda`s tuts.
If you supply your email, I can send my tut collection on that

pls here's my own email "NJIDDAAMINU@GMAIL.COM

Thanks guys. Hardly enough time to #blend these days. Will try and complete the scene though. Nice to see the discussions are still going on. #KeepBlendering #KeepCGing

Yinksey:


this is great, nice use of cycles, but the second image has some scaling issues or maybe its the camera angle, or I don't know if its just eyes.

Thanks, man. The second image was just a test. There is no actual wall, maybe that's what you noticed. And the case is big.

BlueMagnificent:
Yeah I added some color to her and made her look a bit human


And please don't mind her "African Queen" hairstyle I'll add hair later
For the skin texture GIMP was used to blend the Ambient Occlusion bake with the base diffuse color and the remaining painting done 100% using Blender's Texture Paint . The Cloth was done in GIMP (not much of a work actually ) still using the same AO diffuse color blending style used above.

Next is to rig her and see how she "moves to the beat" but that will be when I get another break from coding

Absolutely amazing.

My last practice with blender was with Andrew Price's kitchen model tutorial, too demanding for my PC at that time but I haven't had time to get back to it.

Again, wow

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLrnDk6W7QE][/video]

And this one is going to be integreated with blender

[img=
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCLyk3ItapQ][/img]

It costs about #65,000 (depending on exchange rates and other factors)

Nathan2222:


Absolutely amazing.

My last practice with blender was with Andrew Price's kitchen model tutorial, too demanding for my PC at that time but I haven't had time to get back to it.

Again, wow

Thanks... Due to time constraint I would have added some more stuffs

Progress...

...Progress...
Fixed the UV on the chair and added some textures here and there. Particularly proud of the large vase in the corner

ladanski:
...Progress...
Fixed the UV on the chair and added some textures here and there. Particularly proud of the large vase in the corner

wow this great! I will try my hand an interior scene too, this one really inspired me! great work, keep it up!

Yinksey:

wow this great! I will try my hand an interior scene too, this one really inspired me! great work, keep it up!

Thanks, Yinksey.

ladanski:
...Progress...
Fixed the UV on the chair and added some textures here and there. Particularly proud of the large vase in the corner

I prefer the photo with the face on the wall