Nomad Sculpt 1.74 Lighting Changes / Tips | 4K Tutorial

[@usmanmughalart2834]

The Updates are coming faster, hope Nomad will reach top heights with its user friendly tools and more accurate !!!

[@drugfreedave]

I can’t wait till the next one 😩

[@darkcult99]

Thank you 👍

[@drugfreedave]

You bet! 👍🏾

[@fetallica1]

❤❤❤ thank you

[@drugfreedave]

You bet! More to come 💯

[@CortneyWarren2050]

Model in orthographic, edit in perspective. This makes sense. You’ll have a better perspective with your edits

[@drugfreedave]

Yeah, post process and all that you don't really need Ortho - but for composing, its easier without perspective (until it beomes important)

[@CortneyWarren2050]

@@drugfreedave Thank you brother! Your KZbin page is top 5

[@p_to]

Hey super Dave or Dave-viewers, any idea why my shadows looks all pixelated even with soft on?

[@drugfreedave]

Even with post process on high? Could be your machine 🤔

[@p_to]

@@drugfreedave might be my settings ahaha

[@yannmassard3970]

Hello. I understand what ur trying to do. But maybe learn a bit before teaching.

[@drugfreedave]

that’s all you have to contribute? Cmon now, step your game up! 🤡😂😂

[@p_to]

Wow this was needlessly critical with no contribution. This is one of the channels that actually got me to like sculpting because it's down to earth, shows mistakes, adjusts, finds better solutions, and yes, isn't perfect while still providing a quality tutorial, all elements that make beginners and intermediates feel better about their own skills. It keeps us from feeling intimidated and helps us feel like we're on a journey together. I imagine a nicer version of what you meant was "I would prefer a straight to the point, clean, steps 1 through 3 tutorial" but if that's what you want there are a bunch of others online and some you can pay for. This champ gave this one for free and again, I prefer this method personally