Hey! Thanks for the kind words :D. I built my PC myself to get the optimal balance between gaming and production. I understand that that might be intimidating, so I can give a few baselines you might want to follow when looking for a PC: - You should try to completely avoid computers with AMD graphics cards (GPUs), go far NVIDIA instead. NVIDIA is just faster in almost any productive task. AMD Processors are fine! If you have the money I can really recommend spending the extra buck for an NVIDIA RTX Graphics Card, since those are incredibly fast in programs that support their special hardware - Having at least 1 TB of storage is really nice, since project files can get really big really quickly - 16 GBs of memory (RAM) should be enough! But it’s really nice to have more. RAM is very cheap these days, so upgrading later down the line is very possible. If you’re buying a desktop you can always upgrade your components, and it’s pretty easy! You can even try building it yourself, that’s the cheapest option. Do watch a few videos on how to do that! You can also just look for gaming PCs, those are usually pretty good for 3D animations. Just make sure you get an NVIDIA graphics card :)
@@SE_Starzz I can really recommend this video from Linus Tech Tips since it covers pretty much EVERYTHING: th-cam.com/video/BL4DCEp7blY/w-d-xo.html but depending on what components you decide to go with you might need to look up a few tutorials specific to them. It's really worth it in my opinion! Knowing how to install computer parts and learning how to troubleshoot stuff like this is amazing down the line, and you don't even have to start big.
The ones I find most difficult is peely, the brat and character of that nature. Most ports put all expressions on the model or none at all and I don’t know how to manipulate them.
Hello, could you make a repeat video about (Fortnite death effect in Blender) only on version 3.4.1, Please make it because this video is irrelevant on new versions of the blender🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
im gonna try this on my overwatch models thank you for the tutorial !!
Good job temtor!! You improved so much ♥
Hi Temtor! I love what you do and hope to be like you one day, what PC do you have if that's okay to ask cause I want to get into animations soon :>
Hey! Thanks for the kind words :D.
I built my PC myself to get the optimal balance between gaming and production. I understand that that might be intimidating, so I can give a few baselines you might want to follow when looking for a PC:
- You should try to completely avoid computers with AMD graphics cards (GPUs), go far NVIDIA instead. NVIDIA is just faster in almost any productive task. AMD Processors are fine! If you have the money I can really recommend spending the extra buck for an NVIDIA RTX Graphics Card, since those are incredibly fast in programs that support their special hardware
- Having at least 1 TB of storage is really nice, since project files can get really big really quickly
- 16 GBs of memory (RAM) should be enough! But it’s really nice to have more. RAM is very cheap these days, so upgrading later down the line is very possible.
If you’re buying a desktop you can always upgrade your components, and it’s pretty easy! You can even try building it yourself, that’s the cheapest option. Do watch a few videos on how to do that! You can also just look for gaming PCs, those are usually pretty good for 3D animations. Just make sure you get an NVIDIA graphics card :)
@@temtor thank you so much for this information!! What videos do you most recommend when it comes to buying/building a PC?
@@SE_Starzz I can really recommend this video from Linus Tech Tips since it covers pretty much EVERYTHING: th-cam.com/video/BL4DCEp7blY/w-d-xo.html
but depending on what components you decide to go with you might need to look up a few tutorials specific to them. It's really worth it in my opinion! Knowing how to install computer parts and learning how to troubleshoot stuff like this is amazing down the line, and you don't even have to start big.
Do u do request animations?
This is amazing! 🎉 To the point, nice entertaining vibes, and very informative. Keep it up. +1 Sub
The ones I find most difficult is peely, the brat and character of that nature. Most ports put all expressions on the model or none at all and I don’t know how to manipulate them.
Hello, could you make a repeat video about (Fortnite death effect in Blender) only on version 3.4.1, Please make it because this video is irrelevant on new versions of the blender🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Sir plzzz upload videos how to rig a face in blender
Well...its only fair that i sub now haha, keep it up man