Create Custom Characters via Blender Auto Setup | Character Creator 4 Tutorial

[@reallusion]

In this part 1 of our 2-part series on this workflow, we’ll explore the basics of editing bone proportions, mesh sculpting, and material editing in Blender ▷ reallusion.software/aed28a

[@kieronestrada6402]

Nice refresher... would love to see this workflow for a webinar.

[@Thomas-qc2dc]

This was so good! Keep the Blender tutorials coming!

[@pinkpotatowithgarlic]

You make it look easy! Great tutorial.

[@bit-studios1]

Outstanding tutorial!!! I had no idea that the Blender Auto Setup Tool was this advanced. Will definitely start using it. Thanks for the video tutorial. ❤️👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾

[@binyaminbass]

Looking forward to the next one.

[@Nobmaser]

I got a question regarding the animation, is it possoble to combine two motions to one character? Like ill apply a character shooting shotgun on the uppoer motion (lower locked) then apply a parkour backflip motion on the legs (upper locked) if its not available yet I think this is a cool addition where you can use different motions for each limbs or even just the lower and upper part of character

[@mongolen_klaus9844]

I don't quite understand, what is CC for if I have to do everything in Blender?

[@meranomusic7084]

Amazing ! Thank You!

[@NatureWorld560]

show excelente conteúdo

[@TheKevphil]

I don't know if you're willing to comment on this, but here goes: (BTW: I *_AM_* a registered CC4 owner.) Would this approach work with DAZ Gen 8 & 9 figures, as well?

[@A000803323]

if anyone else is getting the "invalid character" error when they go into the plugin's sculpt mode, try using "goB" instead of manually exporting and importing. That seems to be working for me at least...

[@IndianCitizen04]

Epic tutorial but slow your pace man. You're here to teach someone not to show your expertise. Do it in a pace and explain every tool you used so that one can learn something from you. I'm a small man still see my tutorial and how to teach a tutorial.

[@TeeDoggFreestyle]

Yes, I said that myself. A literal step by step is the ideal. Not an overview. You have mastered the software, we want to master it too. Perhaps do shorter versions in much more detail instead of cramming a lot of information in just one long video.

[@uo2265]

Very right 👍 i love this tutorial so much but it is so fast, can't catch up to it