Nomad Sculpt Tutorial: Chainmail

[@MarianHevein]

Keep going Originalwerks! Really enjoy your videos!

[@Original-Werks]

Thank You, I will!

[@Krugg66]

Great tutorials, glad I found your channel! 👍

[@Original-Werks]

Very Happy you like them!

[@jenna388]

Nicely done! Thanks for the video!

[@Original-Werks]

You are welcome!

[@Kyle_Butterfield81]

Incredible! Thanks for doing that! That’s really neat! You make it seem so simple. I’ll try this and see if I can work it in to a chain shirt or coif on a miniature or something. You definitely deserve more subs and views!

[@Original-Werks]

I appreciate that, Thank You!

[@Original-Werks]

Hello Kyle, trying to reach you about the 100mm scale. I do not have a good email to send you the file. Not sure what is going on with Gumroad, some purchases seem to have issues while others do not. Email me at [e-mail] and I will be happy to send you your file.

[@Joryclipz]

Great stuff man! Just found you channel today. I’ve been using nomad for such a long time now, coming from blender and Zbrush And it’s now my go to for all of my models. I’m always looking on KZbin for other people’s techniques or tricks and tips. Downside, no one even realizes nomad is a thing that can be used so the videos are very limited! Awesome stuff though! Didn’t even think about using array and radial for chainmail! Nice find! SUBSCRIBED!

[@Original-Werks]

Happy to hear, Thank You for the comments! Have fun with Nomad, a great way to utilize the iPad!

[@Joryclipz]

@@Original-Werks yes! Same to you as well! Great way to sculpt, plug your character into mixamo so some simple rigging and plug that rig into Naomi app to animate. Crazy all the things you can do on iPad now without using a pc.

[@sergiusblood8833]

very well

[@Original-Werks]

Thank you and have fun using this!

[@ClayMann]

That was super neat. It just hit me that I can do this in cinema4D. I have a really old version but its the only 3D software I actually learned how to use. But it has clone/array stuff to do this kind of thing. I don't know if you have splines in this software but if you do you can align to spline and make the spline a helix to get a chain thats 3D printable or more complex forms. I don't know why I didn't think of this. I saw someone do a chain a week or so ago and it just looked too hard for me. Seeing it done here it all comes back to me (i havent used 3D software for 10 years lol)

[@Original-Werks]

Happy to help!