Nice. I don’t get why working in S mode and not in V mode. What is the difference if later you will still decimate. Thanks

I wish they had a VR room.

Love the liveliness in your sculptures

How do I begin to learn that?

How do u get your brush to be so crisp? Both you and rygaard have these brushes that sculpt so crisp without any mushiness

Why have you put cooking videos in 3D Coat playlist? 😂

Admirable fundamental knowledge of the anatomy of the human head. Quite a nice piece of spontaneous sculpting. Thanks for sharing.

It's so cool.

I dont know, 3D coat doesnt look as good as Blender and Zbrush for creating realistic characters, sad..

Ew why does it look so terrible? Can't 3D coat be used to create good looking characters like Blender, Nomad, Zbrush can?

So for beginners, should we learn 3DC over Blender/ZBrush ? Blender is kinda free option but crashing quite often due to polygons limitation & workflow in sculpting aren't really straightforward / organic like ZBrush. Which is why I'm looking at 3DCoat.

Hey what's the major reason you switch the voxlayer to a surface? I'm assuming it's for higher quality but would like to hear your thoughts. Thanks for the video!

Beautiful work Daniel, thank you for sharing the process. Cheers

Hey, Daniel, really like you gesture sculpting video, i have a question, tried to use same brush settings that you have and for some reason my brush behavior is totally different, can you please share your thoughts maybe about specific brushes? I really like how at the first part of the video you build forms, and it looks like you have totall control with a single brush, can't achieve something like this on my side for some reason

great work! I love the realistic clay look. What kind of material did you use from 7:33 on?

Great video Daniel - could you talk a little more about the brushes and alphas (if any) you are using for the eyebrows and eyelashes. Also, when you mask out the ear with lasso tool - is that a custom shortcut you're using?

3D Coat is such an INCREDIBLE, HIGHLY Under rated Software.

Красота!

Superb !

Very Cool Sculpt!

I've been thinking of upgrading my 3D Coat Textura to full version of 3D Coat because of this. 😀

Hi Daniel, I was just wondering why didn't you put the ears on a separate layer? By the way your videos are helping me out a lot because not to many people that create videos here on YT are doing female heads or characters. With the help of your videos that has lessened that steep learning curve because I have been struggling creating female heads in 3D coat. I just started out doing humans most of my beginner sculpting has been creatures and dogs mostly. Could you do one on hair specifically in 3D coat?

Beautiful piece.

Awesome! How long did this sculpt take you?

It's a pity that the video is not longer. Excellent.

i was literally watching your videos last night thinking ... havent seen much from you lately ... and here this is amazing thank you!!

where is the bit where you sculpt from a sphere?

this is insanity man what a great piece of u, its absulutely meditation to watch someone sculpting this way

I have a question and although I've had 3dcoat for years, I'm just starting to use tools outside of the retopology tools. So, with that said, I'm confused about a couple of things. Surface mode and Voxel Mode. I've heard surface mode doesn't do adaptive (or dynamic) topology changes to the sculpt but it seems like it does according to what you're saying. Is that correct? and if so, both modes do adaptive topology changes but one mode is better than the other for certain tasks? is that the proper understanding? Thanks for your 3dcoat content. We really don't have enough users demonstrating 3dcoat outside of Pilgway. we need more.

Does 3D Coat do some sort of mask Extract?

please tell us what brushes u used. great job

Looking great!

Thanks for a great idea for workflow.

I want to watch texturing video please.

You are amazing, man! Will you marry me? 😝😘😘

amazing! Thank you

thanks for the video. I recently updated my 3D coat and really looking to relearning some things about it. I did have a few questions. Did you autoretopo and UV unwrap in 3D coat in order to texture the sculpt?

Great demonstration of how freely you can create using 3D Coat. Love the result. ❤️

Thank you for the videos. They are nicely done. One trick I always use with Auto-Retopo, that usually provides good results, is to create a duplicate of the object, if it has a lot of smaller details. Then use SMOOTH ALL a few times to reduce the high frequency/microsurface detail, and even use the FILL to fill in small cracks and such, quickly. This gives Auto Retopo a much cleaner base model to build the topology onto. Use this dumbed down duplicate to Auto Retopo. Then once you are fairly happy with the (Auto-Retopo) result, hide or delete it and use the high detail version for baking.

Glad your back man!

Thanks so much for this! Loving to get a better insight into 3DCoats sculpt workflow and honestly i love the software a lot so far. Do you believe it can entirely replace zbrush ?

Thank you for sharing this content. Everything about 3d coat, it is very useful to the community. You already have my like

Hi there Daniel, I'm trying to learn 3D Coat and found your video. I wanted to know what brushes you are primarily using since you are using a full screen view that hides the tools. I've been having the best luck with Wet Clay, Usual Clay and Thick Layers on the voxel side and Surface: clay fast and pinch on the surfacing tools side. Pressure seems to be all over the place and often has to be turned down pretty low to get accurate/subtle results.

How did you get your brush strokes to look like clay? I just purchased the new 3d coat but it looks nothing like yours.

Opa Daniel tudo bem? Que achado o seu canal, to querendo sair do zbrush e ir pro 3D coat, mas ta osso entender esse sistema, como você aprendeu a usar (precisava tentar migrar 100% em 1-2 semanas)

this kind of video are perciceless!

Really happy to see these. I started sculpting in Blender and while I've learned Zbrush a bit also, the recent pricing changes + ZBrush's horrible UI have steered me towards learning 3DCoat instead. It seems to be the best Zbrush alternative at the moment and seems to integrate well with Blender in a workflow. Would love to see some 3DCoat sculpting tutorials from you, even a paid course or something. I think the lack of tutorials is 3DCoat's biggest shortcoming at the moment compared to Blender or Zbrush.

Ive fine tuned/learned more about sculpting in 3DCoat, i made my own Shader "Well, half True... i learned HOW to make my own Shader from the 3DCoat Forum" and it made sculpting *SO MUCH MORE FUN* honestly now, i think 3DCoats Sculpting is actually BETTER than Zbrush in lots of ways! how nuts is that!? 3DCoat has a real Poly Modeler, you can take Poly Models to Voxels, you can Texture like Substance Painter, you can Retopo... WHY IS THIS PROGRAM NOT TALKED ABOUT MORE OFTEN!?!? And its free Version is MILES BETTER Than Blender for Sculpting!!! i just don't get it!

Amazing work! How did you make the hair separated over her head?