Sculptris digital sculpting Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Sculptris is an amazing FREE program for making 3D sculptures. This video will show you how to get the most out of it. This is just the begining. If you really want to master Sculptris, I recommend you check out my courses on Lynda.com: bit.ly/ZC8GZs
who has been blind their whole life and can finally see. I can't express my gratitude in words but tNice tutorials is the best I can do. THANK YOU SO
Please, whatever you do, NEVER take this video down. I'm going to need it ALOT. It's awesome.
TNice tutorials is one of the best intro soft softs I've ever seen. The entire basic worksoftow with no B.S.!
My art teacher recommended this to me. What a good art teacher
The best tutorial I've seen, trying to get into 3d printing isn't easy. Anyone will sell you the printer but the software is the Achilles heel where to get what's the best for the price how mainly does it work.
Sculptreis seems to be the best beginners go to program but then you need other programs to actually slice, compile and print that's the big? Thanks a million!
Without doubt, the best video I’ve seen so far regarding sculptress basics. Straight to the point and easy to follow. Thank you.
Great video! Everything I need to know without over-explaining. You made it look really easy, very inspiring to imagine being able to do things that well in such a short time.
THANKS SO MUCH! I have to use Sculptris for school and you've shown someone with no idea how to use it. YOU'RE REALLY good at explaining it's uses.
I've been wanting to get into 3D modeling for a while now, but it's always been so intimidating to me. This video changed that! Thanks, Ryan!
You'er a really great teacher. You speak clearly, at pace that just fast enough to hold you audiences attention with a little humor to be human, not distraction. Saw your tutorials of Lyda.com. I'm teaching my first 3D course at UMSL using Sculptris, Mesh Mixer, and Fusion 360. Thanks pmonk, assco.Prof. art depart.
the polygon solving is just amazing. perfekt in use with mudbox.
Brilliant. Best video I have seen on this program. Subscribed.
After spending countless hours perfecting my hard-surface modeling skills in 3ds Max fearing organic models, I now watch this video and can't believe how easy it is to make something using Sculptris.
Super helpful! I've dabbled in Sculptris before, but some things I had no idea about. The Grab tool makes everything SO much easier - and I never used that before because I thought it was only for moving the viewport.
Thanks for the clear, concise presentation. I was beginning to think Scuptris users were unable to speak as there are a lot of demos on TH-cam with NO voice over explanation. Cheers!
I really learned a lot from this tuts, good job there!
Great vid for me (a total beginner at digital sculpting) thanks alot for the clear and concise descriptions and visual use of the tools...... very cool...... now..... to find me my new tablet :D
best and most interesting tutorial so far I saw on youtube, thanks! :) (ps. You can also change the size and strenght of a brush by holding shift/ctrl key on keybord and scrollup/down your mouse scroll [for me its more "natural" and faster but it doesnt matter that much] )
this looks really simple and fun to use, gonna try it, thanks.
very educational, glad you tell what keys you use. thx
Thanks Ryan. This is what I had been looking for. You have explained it in great detail. This is of great help so once again Thanks.
Thank you so much for introducing me to this tool, never heard about it before.
I'm not good at expressing my concept in drawing and I don't wanna worry about topology at first, so I think this is the right tool for me.
I like your caricatures as well
cheers
Ryan, many thanks for all the information in your great video I have just started with Sculptris (and 3d sculpting) and it has helped me so much in getting to know what all the tools are capable of-I think I will get addicted to this programme over the next few weeks! Thanks again!
it's not about finding the right brush, it's about learning anatomy and practicing (a lot) with the existing tools. Stick with it!
Thanks for the video. I have being playing with Sculptris and this answered pretty much all my questions. :D
I'm a total techno peasant and this tutorial was great! Thank you for sharing. Will be checking out the link. Cheers!
Hi, Thank so much for such a nice presentation, Have been studying 3ds max modelling for like 6 months now but the sculptris looks awesome...!
Hi Ryan,
Figured it out!
If you are a Mac and using mavericks got to your applications find sculptris folder and go to the config.txt and change "enable_shaders 1" to "enable_shaders 0" and save that's it the clay will go from flat to 3d.
Thank you so very much for this video! I downloaded Sculptris a couple of days ago. Because of your video, I am already creating some things that I never would have thought I could do for virtual reality! I look forward to other videos you might make as this one was very interesting, clear, and concise!
Ryan this is a great tutorial, its very inspiring, just came across Sculptris earlier today and it looks like a fantastic piece of software. Many thanks again.
That was an extremely helpful overview of how to use the features! Thank you!
Thanks! I'm glad this helped. I'd love to see what you do with it!
How can we show you our work? I'm used to "construct" stuff in 3Dsmax, so there is basic knowledge on Polygons, Extruding etc, but I have never had the chance to work with something amazing like this. After 3 sessions within 4 days, I have already great fun and good results, motivating to dig deeper in this field. It so good to see how sculptris treets the mesh management and how natural it feels to work on it. I tried using my huion tablet and pen, but that was like ... laggy and not so cool. Still the mouse does a great job.
Even if the tools are at a certain point self explaining, the painting mode and brushes would need more explanation, but I still need to learn more on the sculpting side before diving into this next step of learning how to texture and paint the image.
Sculptris fills a great gap for me by allowing me to create organic stuff. It looks and feels great.
Your tutorial was a great help. It showed the process comprehensive and fast.
I now use the "reverse" flate tool to raise details and the "reverse" erase to sharpen the edges. The latter I tried previously with the pinch tool. which fails as it just collects adjacent Polygons at the same point.This looks like a gaussian distribution way to do it, but ends up destroying many surrounding details.
So in short, its great. I would love to use zbrush once, to see the difference and what it is doing differently, but the price is to high.
Is there a way to get the results from sculptris ready for a 3d printer?
great job, Ryan. Thanks a lot, it was very helpful, I enjoyed your tutorial very much.
I just downloaded it....had a tinker....love it....amazing tool....
Thanks for the tutorial.....
go with sculptris. it's free and easy. yet it's so powerful that I use it for most of my professional work!
Very informative. I just downloaded the program so I am going to give it a try. Thank you for making the tutorial.
I wish I seen your video before I started scupltris. thanks for the video.
This is a great tutorial fro beginners. Many mahalos. Will be sharing in opensim virtual world tutorials.tutorials!
This is sooo awesome! i never used a program like this before but i always see that people make scary monsters with stuff like this all the time and i always wanted to make them too but never knew how to, until i saw this :D thank you :) :)
This is magnificent, exactly what I've been looking for.
I want to try this software out thank you Ryan. Great video and you have another sub.
Pretty cool. It would be good if you continue to remind us which buttons you are pushing. It's hard for newbs to remember what you are doing. Thanks and great tutorial. I liked it.
you have to look at the object from the side. if you look at it from the front, then symmetry will affect both sides. if you look at it from the side, symmetry will still be in effect, but you'll be pulling along the symmetry plane rather than perpendicular to it.
good tutorial, it rly helped me out with some issues i had in sculptris. thanks!
Awesome walkthrough this helps loads thank you!
Interesting, I just downloaded Sculptris tonight and came across your tutorial and I wanted to just say I have been having the same issue with my Intuos as well
Great tutorial, tnx! Have been a industry professional for almost 20 years and am only now hearing about sculptris, been using mostly mudbox and occasionally zbrush. This is so much better, and it´s free, i'm blown away!
A question if you may, any way to decrease the strength of the smooth command?
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
I was thinking Seal. Thanks for making this. Dynamic tessellation ftw.
Thank you for this great tutorial.
great tutorial quick and informative, appreciate it
on the panel, symetry is selected then.
its an orange butten with arrows on the toolbox on the left side of your screen.
holy crap this helped out immensely.
Excellent tutorial!! Thanks man.
This really helped out! I just got this and i have been looking for a video explaining how to use 3D coat.
make sure that the "detail" slider is somewhere other than to the far left. I usually put it in the middle. good luck!
Thanks Ryan. It was impossible for me to jump into Sculptris without understanding the tools. This was really helpful. Your voice sounds a bit like the You Suck at Photoshop guy :). Great tutorial!
beautiful, am also a big fan of sculpris.
If this is available on windows 8.1 I will be soo happy... :)
Thanks for showing off your knowledge +1
PS the sounds of your keyboard are nostalgic
If you have a Huion Pro Tablet, you can change the brush strength using the graphic tablets +/- keys...
sculptris doesn't have all the bells and whistles of zbrush. it just does one thing and one thing REALLY well: sculpting organic shapes from scratch. zbrush does a lot of stuff, but the interface and workflow are so clumsy and complicated. Mudbox does sculpting well and easily, but doesn't let you create meshes from scratch. I usually start with sculptris, retopo in maya and then finish in mudbox.
Or maybe try blender, where you can do all of that in the same software..
This is so much easier to use then zbrush. I'm glad they came out with sculptris!
Thanks "squirc" for the tutorial, I hope you do more speed sculptures and tutorials like you did with zbrush. Let us know know if you will also do a sculptris tutorial on Linda.com
Thanks again.
You hold down Alt while using the Draw tool,
This also works with inflate, crease, Etc.
yes, but they should probably be retopologized before texturing and rigging. but it depends on how you want to use it. if you want a high detail organic object in the background that only needs a procedural texture, you could probably just export straight from sculptris!
Thank you for posting this.
Awesome tutorial....Thanks Squirc, learnt a lot :) Thank you
Great video, this is going to take my 3d printer to the next level for dnd ;D
Oh no! Now I know this guy! The taileypo creature from the MoonRavenTales video I saw a few years ago!
Going to have to download this program.
Tried learning to do a bit of this in blender but it was frustrating
I love this program so damn much.
Love the video and the program hope I get better with it
Got yourself another sub :) Thanks sooo much, this helped a LOT!
Hit G again, it toggles the grab tool between global mode and local mode. Global mode moves the whole object without the orange circle. Local mode uses the cursor circle
wow... and its free too.... nice find...
In the sculptris program files, there's a folder called Data. In there is the original background image.
Thanks! Subscribed
For filling it's best to use clay, as written in the official documentation: "Clay: Makes a flatter stroke that is limited in height and tends to fill in cavities
before it builds vertically..."
Nicely done!
Thanks, i like Sculptris, and its free !!.
Please, if you have more tutorials about it, post it !!.
Greetings
Awesome tutorial.. thanks..
My grab doesn't do that. how do you change it, its not the global stuff, it's just pinching stuff not pulling it out like a tail.
Actually my grabbing just litterally moves the object.
@@oriexoventure6399 Click the Grab icon again if that happens. It seems that either it toggles between dragging the viewport and grabbing the actual object - or just interacts with whatever is clicked on first: the object or the background.
I like that artist too! :D i thought i was the only one!
that was a great tutorial!
Wow. Amazing. Great tutorial :-)
very Helpful to beginners Help me a lot to refine my skills. I have a Question, I am making a leg and got it to the point where I like and I am happy with. Now is there any way I can clone it and mirror it to make a left leg to with the right to get a perfect pair?
absolutely epic.
yes you can
Thank you this was very helpful, subscribed :)
THANKS for the reply. I've read some of your other comments. Wouldn't it be great if there was a Sculptris pallette inside of Zbrush? Where you can sculpt exactly the same as Sculptris, hotkeys and all, with the same Sculptris technology, with the Zbrush tools and subtools? And you can switch in and out of Sculptris mode? That would be great. Thanks for the tip too, I am alt + Reduce meshing + smoothing in Sculptris then GoZ'ing it's coming along OK. thanks again
Hello, Im a traditional sculptor and this is the first time I have ever tried anything digital and your video is all kinds of help so far. I do have one question. When I have grab selected, I don't get the orange circle which shows the affected area, not even when I hold the space bar down. What am I doing wrong?
I right-on import in Blender and textur without problem.
That's where i messed up, I didn't use the Grab tool to get my ball to proportion. I was literally adding clay by hand to make limps!!!
Great video
perfect video!
Respect !
Thanks for the intro to Sculptris! It's very helpful. I started Sculpting recently and was wondering what is the best way to make a mouth cavity (if the pose is an open mouth)? I was thinking reverse draw, but it get's goofy at the centerline. Thanks,
~John
Brilliant program, just hope it doesn't get integrated into the messy zbrush interface. + support for spacemousepro would be key for a faster and more comfortable workflow.
I am very new!
Can I stick in pictures from GIMP into the backround?
also, you explain things VERY well!
dude i like your tutorial! :) thanks