Please make a rigging tutorial !!

lost me at "drawing out"

That's super cool! As an artist I've always wanted to try modeling something fun and silly but modeling programs seem so overwhelming and intimidating to learn...

When I texture paint the face and go to x ray, it turns my model into a transparent wireframe, instead of what's shown in the video. I made sure it's using viewport shading. Any advice?

bravíssimo!

I love this tutorial but I am still having issues when you pulled the nose out hahaha, mine pulls the entire face

5:11 I can’t figure out this bit, I had the same problem at the neck. How does one inset face when there is no face? Help😢

1:35 Analog horror characters be like

what did you use to make the reference ?

im a content creator with ADHD, and planning a VRC talkshow, i normally lose attention from tuts when they are super long, but cant understand if its too fast, this tut is the right speed for me to make me move from blockbench to blender. thank you for helping me learn how to start using this software!

great video

How did you get that window to pop up when renaming the bone? at 9:17 EDIT: nvm it's with F2 on windows

I’ve been looking on and off for something like this, and it pops up in my recommended? YEAAAAAAAA

I start to feel like grease pencil will gain over more stuff in close future, I do not do 2d but i feel like comparaison to other tool the concept look great and very very unique

Looks really nice but I have to finish my lumpy grey donut

Lost me in the first step applying submodifier

Awesome work!

Does anyone else have issues with Mirroring objects? I can Mirror the half object for face and torso but when I try and mirror an exact object for the legs and ear nothing happens. I tried auto mirroring, using an empty plain but I just want it to where I can simply mirror how this guy does it and nowhere on the internet seems to have the exact answer.

I installed blender for this tutorial but uhhh it was pretty obvious but idk how to use blender at all xD if anyone have other tutorial for the basic stuff it would help me a lot i somehow managed to reply some stuff this tutorial did but i get lost lol

Apologies if this is a silly question but Im genuinely already lost from the beginning!! How did you subdivide modifier it then edit all of the edges of the shape, then delete the modifier without returning the cube to its original shape???

Thanks so much for this. I love this style and I just learned the new color pick shortcut and the do last action tip helps too

nice one. very informative and easy to understand as well as easy to replicate. awesome. thx, dude.

I would describe this artstyle as "Friendly bias-less Deco"

This art style reminds me of MySims. So cute!

Maybe its just me, but during the inset part if it doesn't look properly proportioned, its because you need to apply all transformation by going into object mode, select the machine and pressing ctrl + a and press all transformation. vaguely remember this problem in the donut tutorial when making the bent sprinkle

u didn’t use uv mapping ? Shouldn’t we do it … I’m beginner .. I saw others do Uber mapping but I don’t know why

I love this tutorial, it made everything so much easier to understand !

why everytime i create a camera the view gets stuck inside the character?

this is a better guide to modeling than the class I took in college on the subject. You sir are a hero

Yep was doing that in a game I released in 2015

I'm surprised by the number of nodes you've used to enable toggling between the various faces. You should be able to do it all with just a few Math nodes, could you not? Just take two Value node inputs `X` and `Y`, compute `floor(X) / numFacesHorizontal` and `-1 * floor(Y) / numFacesVertical`, then feed those directly into one single Combine XYZ node before sending it to the Mapping node. Is there any reason why what wouldn't work? I've never used Blender before, but I _have_ just finished two university courses on Computer Graphics and Game Engine Development; that's probably how I would do it if I was writing a shader. Doing it all with just math would let you support arbitrarily many faces both vertically and horizontally, and would require waaay fewer nodes in the long run as you added more faces. The way you're currently doing it means that every single face requires a new Greater Than node, Mix node, *and* Combine XYZ node, and it also requires that you do all the offsets yourself. That's a lot of extra work! (what if I have a grid of 7x2 faces? I don't want to have to count upwards by 0.142857 for each subsequent Combine XYZ node). You could even make the `numFaces` values be inputs themselves, which would let you have a dynamic number of faces (e.g. you wanted load/swap out to a different palette of faces at runtime). Again though, I've never used Blender lol. Hopefully I don't sound too judgy. Just hoping my computer graphics skills are transferrable enough to not be totally off-base here 😛 Thought it couldn't hurt to ask! 🙂 I love your art style!

what a music!!

Please please please tell me how you did this!!!!! I can't get my Grease pencil lines to connect in 3D!!! I don't have much but I have a soul!!!! I'll trade you a portion of what's left of it for how you did this!!! Lol

I have blender version 3.2, I do not have such a node as converter -> Mix. There is Mix RGB, but there is no vector. What should I do?

Can I make a game asset of it? I recently started learning gamedev and if this technique works for gamedev then I would learn blender. Pls answer.

Hello 👋 i have just bought xp pen tablet and having a difficult time to set it up properly. For example, i see your pen works very well on the screen while in my case when i hover over the screen of the tablet with the pen the cursor appears at a distance of my actual hand position. Do you know how to adjust it so the point of my pen would be precise with the cursor on the screen. I would much appreciate it, please.

I no nothing about blender or 3d models or animating but this video made me feel smart

I was really wondering about a way to do this. Great video.

Nice work!!!

Hey at the start when I add a surface subdivision it creates the ball for the head however it doesn't have any of the vertices and is just an invisible cube with 4 corner vertices with the circle inside it, any help knowing how to get the vertices on the ball instead? <:

I'm so glad I found this, I'm dipping my toes with 3D modeling by learning how to make low poly stuff and this is so helpful!

I wanted to say, I love this video so much. It's inspired me to pick up 3d modeling and blender to use for short animations and stuff to go along with my music that i produce. I just have one question and I would love if anyone could reach out and possibly tell me what im doing wrong. When it comes to UV Unwrapping, I'm having a lot of difficulty with texturing and position and unwrapping. Like ill think my uv wrapping is all done and then ill start painting, only for a certain face or faces to wig out as i brush over them, then i look at the uv wrap and notice that theres a small island of texture either overlapping or completely separate from my big model pieces. Am I doing something wrong with my unwrapping process? I would really appreciate the help!

Love your style

You can make a tutorial on how to make the models like levimagony please

very clear and good explanation! i've been meaning to look into this, but the other videos i've seen have looked too long so i hadn't gotten to it... i usually just model facial features to have my characters emote, but this is a good technique to have under your belt too. now the only thing i wonder about is how lowpoly vtubers have 2d texture faces connected to their program of choice, since the unity pack used for creating vtuber and vrchat models expects shape keys, not armature changes for the expressions...

Is it possible to use those rigged face expresion in Unity?

this is a pretty good tutorial for all the steps necessary, but the thing i found myself struggling with is the amount of small adjustments you did in the model creation part, it was hard to follow because i didnt know whether it was necessary to do these small adjustments because i barely knew what they did. Also the loop circle tool is broken in blender 4.0, idk why it really doesnt look the same in the video Good tutorial overall though!

For some reason, when I Move strokes to bottles level, all the strokes on the bottles disappear - maybe anyone can help?

you are a god.

When I add the subdivision modifier and go into edit mode, blender keeps showing me the cube's vertices instead of the modified cube's :^(