Thank you very much, can you guide how to export anime characters to fbx with this texture?

Tip for people watching in 2024 and afterwards: newer versions of blender have the Loop Tools Add-On under the 'Get Extensions' tab in preferences instead of 'Add-ons'

Thank you so muchh

Im so happy i found this, i was having so much trouble setting up my reference and actually understanding the importance of what goes where (then get frustrated when things didnt turn out right), but now i can finally start doing the coreect things!!

Could you give a link to the discord

there's breathing sound in the mic 👃

after modeling a character following this tutorial, is the final model compatible for rigify?

thanks daniel <3

Brooo why I am too late for this it's been two years agoo. Love the tutorial Man you're voice is calming too to listen while learning.

How can you rotate to a side view so that the object is also in the same position as the horizontal view of the character photo?

bro's voice is majestic

🤩🤩🤩🤩

my subdivider doesn't give me as many faces/vertices, someone please help!

IA

I remember when I wanted to make a 3d rendering script, halfway through and I gave up lmao I gave up not because I couldn't do it, or how to calculate matrices and stuffs, I gave up because I wasn't able to grasp the formula. Basically, I can't do shit if the formula doesn't exist, and I felt shit because of that lol

When you do E + S don't you end up with a bunch of vertices stacked on top of the originally selected ones?

That feet part is such a prank T_T" I cant undo all thx god i've had a incremental save

Thank you!

thank you!

hell yeah another tutorial that i forgot to try

What are those short cuts you're using to fill the faces in quickly?

This is so hard without a mouse 😢

Wow? that was a very interesting and useful part) I knew about this loop tool but never actually used it but it's sick!) Thanx, man!

Make tutorial please ❤

Coukd you possible take this and put this in one video?

That Q smooth vertex is fucking GAME CHANGER, every other 'tutorial' i have been watching never ever mention this nice shortcut. Am in a one week game jam rn and you saved my life

I have been banging my head for hours trying to export a rigged character from blender to unreal. This is the only video that explains the process and teaches you to avoid all the common pitfalls.

I m so sorry ❤

She dint deserve she talking

Why are you talking just start

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi, i have a question. Did you make triangle mesh for both sculpted mesh and high poly mesh? Or sculpted mesh and low poly mesh? I'm little bit confused. Thank you

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OMG, thank you! That did it!

You can also use Milanote for the reference basically the same thing but free with limited data

I HAVE BEEN SCROLLING FOR A COMMENT THAT ACTUALLY KNOWS MADE IN ABYSS.

would this still be a useful tut with blender 4.1?

broreference pic link mention in description

U know it's good tutorial when u can learn and get laugh out of moments when smn texting him on twitter, thx for tutorials!

Please I any time I click subdivision surface, my app went off

just so everyone knows if you're doing this in Blender 4.1 or later, it looks like smooth normals is only a modifier now, but tbh I don't understand how it works

im sorry bro but your tutorial is sooooooo slow

thank you

Guys I have a way to pic the reference image. - Just jump to the time stamp 2:30 - Then take a screenshot - Then crop the image to only the reference ( the image will be blurred. if you want clear image follow the next step) - Then go to a free image enhancer, ex : PicWish - Clear the image Hope this helps guys. Desperate time needs creative methods.

keyboard asmr

I didn't skip. It was interesting to follow your thought processes as you found problems and fixed them.

Hi Daniel, I've been binge watching this series before beginning any modeling so that I'd have some idea of what the early steps were building towards. In this video, you said you were wondering if anyone would ever watch all the "grindy boring parts where there wasn't much information", but actually those parts were the *most* useful, as it was the only part where I could see how retopology is usually done when there is no convenient box modeled geometry to be re-used. (The section with the body retopo had so many vertices that I couldn't really work out what you were doing.) Actually when I first saw this model, I assumed you'd deliberately chosen a part robot model in order to simplify the rigging and animation later on. Thanks for putting this series together, I'll now go make a sandwich before watching the rest of it.

I return to previous lessons just to give forgotten likes!!!!!

Calling the armature "Armature" is actually really important, otherwise you get an extra root bone level

Dear Daniel, can this character be animated?