Learn How to Make A Cute Duck in Blender

[@EclipseAnimationStudio]

You can turn go to the bone data tab and turn off deform on bones you don’t want to affect the mesh when you skin the duck. That way when you skin the duck, it should not be affected by those bones. Also awesome tutorial!!!!

[@nocluse1]

@@EclipseAnimationStudio Thanks for the tip! I had no clue.

[@fxstudios2440]

yo eclipse

[@EclipseAnimationStudio]

@@fxstudios2440 yo FX!

[@kengtengg]

So I just finished my donut and I ended up here. I'll level up and come back for you, Gatling Duck.

[@HasteHub]

your time has come.

[@StarFruitNinjaCR]

Bros on a quest and I respect it

[@HasteHub]

@@kengtengg The Gattling duck calls out to you. You must honor his image.

[@Blooperzz]

@@StarFruitNinjaCRthis is a main questline bro

[@DoğuÖzaltunoğlu]

This feels like a Aperture Science commecial that introduces their coming-up invensions.

[@Skwibbel]

Even before watching I immediately saved it to my "favorite blender tutorial" playlist

[@Keilnoth]

Shoving weapons inside ducks, exactly my kind of stuff!

[@bluuesnapper]

Same haha,perfect!

[@user-hl3sy2oz8j]

Like foie gras, but better! Vive la France! :o)

[@Mangonumber216]

Title: "Learn How to Make A Cute Duck in Blender" Actual Video: "Learn how to make a gatling duck with lasers shooting out from the back"

[@undefwun2135]

As a newbie this was super helpful. I don't know how other ppl process information, cos I'm a bit neurospicy, but often when I learn from various tutorials I get info or concepts and they are kind of compartmentalised and I feel lost because I don't know how the various concepts connect to get to where I need to go. This video gave me a much better understanding of the total process, how modeling interacts with animation, things to keep in mind and a general roadmap of things to learn. Outside of some specific concepts (for me it was the IKs and FKs) this was not that hard to follow. I should also mention, your voice over to me was also great. Good pace, good explanations. So thank you, excellent video. I welcome our new Duck overlords.

[@nocluse1]

Glad you found it helpful! I'll add some links to some good rigging tutorials in the description as well.

[@syweb2]

You can disable "deform" in the IK bones' properties so you don't have to un-paint them.

[@zarblitz]

You can setup the IK before skinning, but just make sure the disable Deform for the IK and pole target bones so they won't get weights associated to them. EDIT: should have checked comments first. Leaving it to increase odds someone who needs it finds it.

[@pocionista3738]

I never knew I neded a duck with guns inside it, good thing I watched the video.

[@MarkHennessyBarrett]

This subject matter speaks to me on a fundamental level and I have thus subscribed.

[@mrsentencename7334]

Thats fucking mint that. I don’t know shit all about blender but I’m gonna set this as a goal

[@nocluse1]

@@mrsentencename7334 haha glad the video inspired you!

[@ventiladordesuco]

@ 15:00 you can keep your origins intact if you override the mesh origin by using an empty. There's an option for that in the modifier.

[@xDanteMD]

Thank you for this. Something I never knew I needed and yet you have provided.

[@DragonTechProduces-h1b]

"even ducks don't have arms they just have wings"

[@nocluse1]

@@DragonTechProduces-h1b which are actually just really big hands but they still can't grab things with them!

[@eggtart7849]

Very mindful very demure

[@user-ob7nd6rr6z]

😂

[@9_kicksfooty]

Tiktok has killed you

[@Dogno94]

For the Weight Paint section u can turn off Deform on IK Bones before parenting the Duck or just Use Auto-normalize when u paint. For the robotic part u can parent objects to armature as different objects and join them after if u want to keep all in one mesh keeping the existing weight

[@alecbunting8116]

Teach us your professional workflow ❤️

[@nocluse1]

dont have one!

[@chewthiya]

Thankyou for making a tutorial!!

[@nocluse1]

@@chewthiyaThanks for watching!

[@chewthiya]

@@nocluse1 waiting for the next part 🫡🗿

[@ventiladordesuco]

Great stuff! I think a fix for the intersecting parts in the middle is to make them asymmetrical, this way you could make the silhouette even more interesting, I guess

[@nocluse1]

@@ventiladordesuco True! But I like the absurdity of shoving everything into such a small space. Maybe I'll make an actual working duck!

[@jimikalliopuska9421]

TTHE TURORIAL IS HERE AT LAST

[@chaowang4010]

wow，really useful! do more video, i like this.

[@nocluse1]

Thanks!

[@blendersuechtig]

Hello first of all wow your work is really nice to look at. The tutorial is really quick but also very well done. Hope we will see more tutorials from you and useful tips and tricks. Thanks for your videos and keep it up.

[@IntoTheFogProductions]

Wicked work, thanks for sharing!!

[@thachanhgau]

This is a really great work, thank you so much for your tut. I just wonder the real time you took to make this masterpiece? And I hope we will see more and more tut from you, I'm a newbie and this really help me a lot.

[@nocluse1]

glad you found it helpful. The tutorial took me like a month or so to make, including the Crash Course video.

[@idiaz502]

Yay. Finally!

[@r1pperuk]

Nice work. Nice render quality as well.

[@nocluse1]

@@r1pperuk Thanks!

[@twistedjourney]

Amazing Work! This tutorial was very helpful. Please do more.

[@CatZoooGameDev]

I watched the full video, really informative

[@anshulbamrara6109]

2nd part need ❤❤

[@nocluse1]

@@anshulbamrara6109 Once I get into a good rhythm between school and free time I'll make a video on the vfx

[@NinoMesarina]

bro got a cute Defense mechanism upgrade

[@LuPlay-1z]

duck ultra pro max👹🦆.

[@DotHackProject]

Nothing weird here, just a simple and completely normal duck 3D modeling tutorial.

[@Joushko]

Such a cool animation. Thanks for sharing man!

[@covbloke511]

Nice job!

[@steffg8351]

Magnificent tut

[@FizzleStudiosLtd]

hoooooly shit bro. wow. Just the quality of the work alone is impressive. But to go through the process like this is 10/10 content.

[@r1pperuk]

Modle duck with good topology lol comes back 6 months later after earning this skill

[@Foxguyanimation]

w o w Amazing tutorial! Like this kinda robotic stuff. Always look breathtaking

[@victorespada_]

thank you so much! very useful and cool!

[@cheese_man2717]

Was waiting for that video

[@philmehrart]

Time to get quacking on this project

[@graphguy]

Haha love it! Ps… we are having duck 🦆 for dinner tonight!

[@nishantjain009]

so cool !

[@ahmedmosaad3701]

amazing bro, how you do the particle of lizer and the gun also! could you please explain it in another video?

[@nocluse1]

I will!

[@TommyLikeTom]

Awesome!

[@acanadianderg4035]

Could you use a driver to control the deployment of all the weapons with one bone?

[@nocluse1]

yup, but I'm lazy and didn't feel like setting them up. I also like to control the individual timing of each deployment. But yeah, I could have used drivers for each of the individual weapons.

[@user-lq6dp1xj9p]

Donut? *Duck!*

[@averageguy618]

thank you so much for this video

[@VECTORY_1]

What the Duck!

[@ZiosNeon]

great

[@decode-xyz]

Continue it. Very good

[@Joenyoshua]

wow

[@wjc1514]

Cool 🎉

[@nikkuku7021]

Can this be done using mouse as i dont have graphics tablet

[@nocluse1]

how in the world would you do this without a mouse? How would you have done this with a graphics tablet???

[@nikkuku7021]

@@nocluse1 I am sorry i am new into this and only started and while i try to find more into blending in blender i found that it need a graphic for sculpting in advance and your's seems more polished, that is why i am asking.

[@npereyra7054]

How do u do the luminius shots?

[@nocluse1]

what do you mean by luminous shots? You mean the bullet trails and stuff? I'll make a tutorial sometime soon.

[@minkyoz]

Awesome work bro. Its transformation is really cool. Btw how to you stick the eyes in the duck. I making the eyes in separately object like you (cause i want to change it look later). Unfortunately when i do rig for my model, the eyes is not following the head 😭

[@nocluse1]

@@minkyoz You can join the eyes to the duck before you skin it to the rig. Select the eyes, select the duck, right click and select join objects

[@Lars-ze2xf]

Holly Duckamoly!

[@D4leBryant]

Way too fast for me one nano-second your sculpting and then voila perfect topology. I must really suck!

[@nocluse1]

Actually the first time I modeled the duck for the original animation, I didn't sculpt at all. I just modeled from a cube with a subdivision surface modifier. If you space out your edge loops right and choose smart places to put insets / extrusions, you can have perfect topology just by poly modeling!

[@D4leBryant]

​@nocluse1 I was thinking I must be missing something with the dynamic topo and remesh functions wondering what wizardry you used to obtain the topo at @2:09 after sculpting. Thanks for clarifying. How do you get down off a duck? You don't, you get down off a goose. LOL Just occured to me that if you see this bird coming at you you had better duck.

[@syedhasnain7456]

Hi do you need a website?

[@user-kb2qz3gj6k]

awesome

[@Axorax]

dam! that's so dope!!!

[@NekoCube]

hmm looks like a normal duck indeed

[@lak3d]

Wait is over 😔

[@MarcV_IndieGameDev]

What the duck!

[@MDRyko]

Awsome Bro 🤩🤩

[@Shubhankar71004]

How much time it take to make plzzz reply.

[@nocluse1]

The tutorial? Maybe about a month on and off. I started making it with almost 0 experience with making voiceover videos. During the process, I included a 5-minute Blender crash course, which turned into its own 20 minute video. Making the crash course taught me a lot about voice recording and video editing, so when I came back to this tutorial, I redid almost everything from scratch. If you're asking about the original duck animation, it took me about 2-3 days. The majority of it was sound design.

[@Shubhankar71004]

@@nocluse1 bro your voice is very clear and energetic. I always worry about why I can't finish my project us one day but your words give my lesson to be patient. Bro I have pc with 16gb ram and 4gb GPU. I generally use eevee.Can u send vedio link that how I see how much time it takes to render my single frame,I know it is on top right side on render tab but I am not able to read it. Plzz make vedio on it. Thanks

[@ahmedaldulaimi1963]

laaaaaaaaaazzzzyyyyy 😂😂😂

[@nhunginh1957]

hello~~, can u share this turorial slowly more than this.

[@nocluse1]

Play it at 0.5x speed 😀 All jokes aside, I feel like I've made it clear throughout the video that this isn't a step-by-step tutorial but more of a technical breakdown of my process.

[@Yumyumylemons]

I love this video but I can’t help but think of the voice is AI?? Like It was fine but it’s sounds sorta off /pos

[@nocluse1]

It's Premiere Pro's vocal enhancement because of my crappy headset mic. I'll get a real recording microphone soon!

[@Yumyumylemons]

@@nocluse1 Ohh okay! That’s totally fine dw! It just noticed some words sounded like robotically at times!!!

[@nocluse1]

@@Yumyumylemons yeah the vocal enhancement does that sometimes when the mic quality isn't good

[@the--potato]

+1sub

[@nurklis]

!!

[@Manjeet.mahi_]

Cute ?

[@jw200]

This takes tens of years of experience in Blender to do this. Not for noobs.

[@nocluse1]

@@jw200 Nah, you could do this with a couple month's experience of using Blender and learning the right things. I have only been using Blender for 4 years inconsistently.

[@knowkn7993]

这个有点吊

[@Anything-tm6wp]

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