Nomad Sculpt: Chain Chomp Sculpt

[@SkillipEvolver]

Great to see these uses of the cloning and especially the spline'ing. Spline also another interesting tool. By no means am i pretending to know all these fancy words btw! I was just curious so i googled. Iirc, a spline was originally a tool in woodworking(?) a tool used to create curves. The article was much better! Ed Catmul.. you'll often see his name featured at the end of Pixar movies. One of the core technical development team of Renderman, their rendering tech 👍🏻 I remember researching this stuff for my degree thesis (long time ago). Also iirc, he created the first CG '3d' hand. I use inverted commas as i think it was not made of polygons, rather a pseudo 3d shape mage from points..sort 9f weekday they refer to as rasterized graphics. So it has a 3d effect somehow, but not created with polygons i don't believe. The 3d kettlepot came next. A short film was made, put in cinemas, ft. that hand. No-one cared. George Lucas was in the audience. He liked it. Worked with Catmul, and formed Industrial Light & Sound. 🙌🏻 Love it!

[@LoganLLOYD-j7n]

love

[@making-things]

Thanks for the support! I appreciate it.

[@Max10_B]

its crazy how much seeing someone else's workflow helps. I'm just starting to learn boolean use cases. thanks for these. keep them coming. loving the subject materials. pivot point also helped!

[@making-things]

I love hearing this. Glad I could help in some small way. I sorta made up the pivot point scaling thing. I feel like there is probably a simpler way to do it, but that's what I figured out at the time. I feel the same way you do when I discover some alternate way to do the same task. Thanks for taking the time to share that, I appreciate it.

[@BloodyBigWolf]

Thanks so much for your amazing videos

[@making-things]

Welcome. Thank you for taking the time to leave me a very kind comment!

[@theonesugarlady]

Thanks! I learned a lot from this!

[@making-things]

You're welcome. That's exactly what I hoped for. Take care.

[@gwebberarts]

Very cool, gonna use this

[@making-things]

Makes me happy to hear that. Hope it works out well. Take care.

[@Yoshi-qq4rh]

the pace is a little too quick for a newbie but overall a good tutorial

[@making-things]

Love this kind of feedback. Thank you Yoshi. Where I think I can help is to just do a better job of explaining the process in more detail as well. I will work on it! Take care.

[@Yoshi-qq4rh]

I think you as content creator and we as your audience can really put up a great relationship so I try my best to help. And by the way I have the greatest respect for what you do, helping others grow. Cheers

[@making-things]

@@Yoshi-qq4rh Thank you so much! That’s a great outlook.

[@LoganLLOYD-j7n]

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