Often in the real world, a client wants to change the pose, and without a IK/FK rig and weight painting you are locked into such pose and as someone who makes a living using Mixamo. You would be better off having a fundamental understanding of 3-D modeling specifically for character design before thinking, you could replicate the same and sell this idea to clients. Even with 3rd party help, making a IK/FK changes are still a challenge and require a fundamental understanding even if you’re rendering stills.
i've been trying to implement ai into my game dev workflow but honestly it hasn't been super useful for anything other than sculpting references at best
@@tret6362 Let's be honest, AI is not even close to replace 3d artists. I've laughed my ass off when i saw the topology of that monstrosity in this video
In order to get graphics for the back part of the object, do you think it would be doable to like, make the opposite side one color (like green or something), and then render it in a number of different angles, starting with mostly facing forwards, and each time automatically using image in-painting on the part that is (say) green, and like project the in-painted part back onto the model somehow in order to use it for later rotations, so that gradually more of the back would get covered, until one gets a texture for all sides of the model?
I like how you always come up with refresh ideas and execution. Very helpful tut!
Great content...your presentation in these video are so clean, simple and easy on the eyes.
Beautifully done.
I’ve been doing this for the past year, I also feed all my own 3D models and designs into Ai. I love it
Same. Most character models but I also want to take some of my generations and model them in 3d
So the AI part was like, the first few seconds and then all the rest of this seems to just be standard 3D animation work…
it's a genuine demonstration of exactly how you can incorporate AI into your work. i'm not mad at it
so...basically exactly what the headline says. Taking existing AI art and making it into an animation.
Your YT channel rocks! Tks from Brazil 🙏
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I'm 90 seconds you gave me the answer i needed. Thank you. Much appreciated for making the very nice video.
Cool technique. I'd totally forgotten about monster mash!
Really cool man! Thanks for sharing.
You are so talented! I really like watching your videos! I am sure, soon enough you will have many followers!
Often in the real world, a client wants to change the pose, and without a IK/FK rig and weight painting you are locked into such pose and as someone who makes a living using Mixamo. You would be better off having a fundamental understanding of 3-D modeling specifically for character design before thinking, you could replicate the same and sell this idea to clients. Even with 3rd party help, making a IK/FK changes are still a challenge and require a fundamental understanding even if you’re rendering stills.
i've been trying to implement ai into my game dev workflow but honestly it hasn't been super useful for anything other than sculpting references at best
@@tret6362 Let's be honest, AI is not even close to replace 3d artists. I've laughed my ass off when i saw the topology of that monstrosity in this video
Nice Work! Thanks for the tut.
Nice! That's a very interesting approach of using AI artworks
very cool man
Hahahaha, I love it, dude!!!! Thanks for the idea! New subscriber here!!! :D
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing
Great tech
Thank you! That's so cool 😀
Cool!
hlo...sir AI created images and videos get copyright? kindly reply
In order to get graphics for the back part of the object, do you think it would be doable to like, make the opposite side one color (like green or something), and then render it in a number of different angles, starting with mostly facing forwards, and each time automatically using image in-painting on the part that is (say) green, and like project the in-painted part back onto the model somehow in order to use it for later rotations,
so that gradually more of the back would get covered, until one gets a texture for all sides of the model?
Can i do 2 different png one at the front of the 3D object and one at the back of the 3D object?
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More of these
thanks anh cái tut rất hay!
Cám ơn anh.
AWESOME!
amazing
can you plz continue this tutorial about the animation !!
Same results could be made with simple mesh and projection mapping.
Wow
Quá hay anh ơi
How can I get the png file which place to the object surface?
Can move his body parts movements to make it movebale to make cartoon video
And the 3d printed model?
which software you used for 3d animation?
Cinema4D
this is amazing! could you tell me how did you draw and put the sheet of fabric on the back of the dog?
Has AI able to do rigging yet ?
Okay this is 98% 3D 101 class, and 2% AI
Thank you, captain obvious!
THICC
you said, in 6 minutes; yet you skipped few important parts.
Are you vnamese?
Midjourney is no more free how we can use it free without subscription fees
blue willow is an alternative for midjourney, but midjourney is much better
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Where is the ai part😂 .
Все рисуют кошек и собачек. А кто на заводе работать будет?
ALERT : This is cheating tutorial
terribly hard didnt work
Def took you lots of time for a useless method
Useless
Nice but you don’t know how to teach