This was really great. Thank you!

you deserve more people following you and watching your videos, they are perfect.

8:08 when i try to link my forearm it's reversed backwards... since i don't really know how to fix this, this is what i do : 1. delete the forearms 2. using mirror modifier on sculpted forearms 3. on mirrored forearms: edit mode>select a vertex>press L>press P 'separate by selection' 4. then i parent it all again anyone understand if this method will be fine later on ? thanks and i hope this help someone in need too :)

Thank you! very useful info.

This is a very useful video, I was having a hard time finding a clear checklist of what a model needs to be compatible with printing. The one step I didn't 100% understand the intention of was the remeshing. Is that step only for correcting inverted normals, or does it serve another purpose?

Hi Martin , does this update require the previous one to be installed?

Excellent tutorial, nice calm pace and nothing taken for granted

When I add another cube with the size of 2m by 2m it has some shading and render issues in the viewport. When working with the mm scale is it now impossible to work with objects that are multiple meters big?

Thank you. Great idea.

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Great video, thanks man :)

The best teacher is back !!! gretttings from Peru my lord !!

welcome back bro

yay Martin is back

This series is brilliant! Really nice to see every step.

Good to see you back! 😁

First off, this video is so awesome! Thank you! I am having trouble applying the forearm mesh to the other side like you show with the biceps. When I try to link the object data it causes the object to flip. is that normal? And if so what is the best way to rotate it back into place without messing up the hand location? Again, thanks so much! These videos are by far the best I have found, you teach us more than how to make a donut!😂

Eh the standard default is exactly to mm in every slicer program and has worked perfectly for me then i dont have to rescale in the slicer

If it's not working for you, I might have figured out why. If you installed, did your hotkeys, then you realized you need to enable the addon, you goofed. You need to delete the hotkeys, enable the addon, then make sure the autofill gives you the right commands. At least I think that's how I fixed it. Also don't mess up mw vs wm.

kind of raced away once you started the shield, I don't think masks were covered but you did that first

For some reason when I'm doing this It's making a million intersecting faces in random crevices of the model.

How do you make your viewport "focus" on only one part in sculpt mode?

thank you for sharing these techniques and brush settings!👍🏽 i was struggling with making some armor, it’s really a pain trying to get a flat surface with clay strip substract xD looked into subd modeling, but the sculpt mode just feels much better

Great work man❤

Hey so when are you gonna post the total for the hands? I’ve looked though your stuff, the next part with the wood elf has hands with fingers.

These tips are amazing, thank you.

And 3 weeks later the old bill knock on the door for having a grow.....

I used a Wacom Cintiq 22HD and Wacom One Pen Display for years but they never quite gave me the same feeling as drawing with pencil and paper, which is my background. I kept trying to use them but it just felt awkward... However drawing on a normal tablet also felt so incredibly awkward for me. But then I purchased a Tab S7 and started to use that, eventually plugging it into my PC, drawing on it but looking at my monitor.. After a few hours it's like a switch in my head sort of turned on and all of a sudden it felt natural to draw like that. The next day I bit the bullet and I purchased an Intuos Pro Medium and instantly adjusted to using it. It feels SO much nicer! It just feels more natural and liberating not having to constantly almost look through my hand. My accuracy, painting and drawing has improved ten-fold. I'm never going back to a pen display now. I'm also left handed so I have the same setup as you! 😂😂

This is awesome! I wanted to get into digital miniature sculpting, and this tutorial is accessible

yooo, how did u turn off the top bar??? im looking for smt like that since ever!!!

Kindly don't mind if my doubt is too silly. The upper part of the body isn't connecting with the lower body and how could the mesh be printable as a miniature ??

Just getting into 3d printing for dnd and this is a great series I’ll be rewatching while learning to sculpt

help when I try to pull out the chin I get a chin on both sides even to x,y,z is deactivated

Hey, Very new to blender here ,started this week. What is going on at 3:52 forward? you seem to be in both edit, and sculpt mode at the same time, and you are able to very quickly move between objects, as well as scale them in sculpt mode (?). Any ideas where to go to be able to learn these functions, because I for sure fell of the wagon here 😅

An excellent tutorial! Thank you!

He might of said during the videos and I’m just being dumb, but before exporting so it could be printed do you join the parts with Join, Boolean, or just export as is and it’s fine?

I don't know if you still read these comments, but you are a godsend and I adore these tutorials. Thank you. Thank you thank you thank you!

When going to resize the joint spheres, the entire arm resizes with it. How can i avoid this?

Got your pies and the armature set up, but unable to pose the armature. Any ideas as to what i might be doing wrong?

Great video! A very cozy vibe and such smart use of all the tools you have available 😁

Great job, but, it's terribly hard to look at the selected options or listen to commands at this pace, I have to pause and frame the video.

I cannot get the remesh to work. shift r doesnt do anything. and the sculpt feature quits working.

Thank you for such a great addon! You have an excellent channel and cool works, respect! =)

exactly what i was looking for thank you man

I must be doing something wrong because in my case snake hook tool doesn't work that way :( I can't bend anything like you did

I tried so many times to watch the "donut series" all trying to get to this point. You are amazing for this! Thank you!

Hello, I'm late to the party here. Just a quick question, how do you get into transform modes (i.e: sculpting, rotating, etc.) while in sculpting mode with a hotkey? I always have to scroll through the menu and its clunky for the workflow but I don't see any hotkeys listed anywhere for them in sculpt.

Thanks so much for the tutorial! I love learning blender but primarily want to use it for mini design, this is exactly what I needed! Side Note: Your characters hips are so clean... mine got a little crunchy and will definitely need a hip replacement in as they get older.

Awesome tutorial video's! Your calm and relaxed tone of voice really makes it pleasant to watch

bro do hypnosis videos pleaseee