I hope that you guys enjoyed this video and that it was helpful to you, if so please give a like, some feedback and share it with all dreamers out there! =) Also a huge thank you to my friend Clark, the video wouldn't be possible without him, please show him and his project some love!
Thank you for these tutorials man, It seriously is inspiring me to continue creating and I love how the community is very open and non-competitive. It's people like you who allow games like Dreams to live on longer.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to inspire and motivate you and many others for Dreams because it's the most incredible creative outlet ever! Also I can only agree, I'm very happy how our community treats each other, this is very rare and so positive =)
Your videos are invaluable to this community. Through this one I’ve been able to create a skyline that I wouldn’t have imagined possible a week ago. Also learned a lot from the fire and clouds vids! Thanks so much
Sakku, and Clark! These are amazing creations, and the detail is phenomenal. Your technique is well refined, I appreciate all your hard work and sharing it with the world! When I get a chance I'll check out your works! Keep on Dreaming!
Thanks a lot, I'm glad that my videos are able to help you and I'll keep giving my best to work hard and share more helpful videos and stuff with you guys :)
These tutorials are really helping a lot man, but if you can, could you make a video detailing how to make characters and sculpting them well (e.g sculpting their faces)
Glad that they are helping you! I'll surely have an indepth tutorial about character creation in the future but I need to improve making them myself first ^^
Amazing results and thanks for demonstrating the possibilities. As a newbie though I have no idea how they are achieved so accurately due to the style of the tutorial. Have subscribed and would appreciate a couple of tutorials on how to control such tools as the kaleidoscope. Many thanks
Thanks for your feedback, if you didn't watch it yet, my two beginner guides may help you out but also I'll definitely bring more tutorials for you guys as well :)
Hey man, have u seen lucid Stew's video? He challenged u! Anyways nice video, I like that u collaborate with other dreams artists to make ur tutorials it's nice.
Yup I saw it and I'm definitely gonna upload my answer to him! Just a bit busy right now but I'll also turn it into a tutorial on how to make trees for you guys :)
I have a lot of trouble with the camera. It's hard to move the camera to where I need it to be. The snap camera doesn't work outside of tutorial mode for me. I find myself getting very frustrated and eventually having to take multiple breaks because the camera controls are giving me a headache. When trying to place something on the ground, I find myself so far away from what I'm working on and getting close enough again seems to cause more frustration. I can't seem to get a clear view of what I'm doing either because of all of the guides that pop up under your imp. I'm really new to this so if you could maybe go over things you ran into when starting out, it would really help. I know I'm only one person making a request but is there a way for you to do a video on camera movements? I can't find anything in depth on here or maybe what I'm searching is just sending me to videos not even related to the question. This is my biggest barrier and extremely demotivating.
Are there any shortcuts for the stretch tool? Like if I am in sculpt mode and I am holding a cube in stamp mode...is there a way to stretch the cube to a specific shape and then stamp with that shape.? As opposed to having to stamp the cube first, navigate to the stretch tool, select the cube, and then stretch it.
Yes there is a shortcut for that. While holding a sculpture in your hand press L1 + Square and you get into the edit mode of this sculpture, it allows you to stretch it and also a few other important options on the top (like softblending, looseness etc.) ^^
Curious about something. You mention cloning in edit saves on gameplay Thermo? How is that possible? Does it no longer count multiple sculpts in edit as their individual parts and instead just 1 thing?
How the thermo works in Dreams is indeed super confusing and I don't even know how some things work yet but I guess it has to do with it being 1 sculpt instead of multiple, smearing works similar there.
I like all your videos and share them as much as possible Sakku. I wanted to ask you though do you ever use moves? I feel for any organic thing like you did there witht the curve tool it so much easier to position as you have an amazing 1:1 tactile feel when you use them. Look at how Martin or KeldBjones work with them. As always keep up the good work work mate. Love what your doing. I'm ott share this in all my social media now. ❤️
Thank you so so much for your continued support Eddie! I really appreciate you sharing my videos since I also put a lot of effort into them! =) Also to answer your question: I have the moves but I only used them for drawing so far, it's just that I didn't really get into them yet but after I finsished my professional work, I wanna grind them and get better so I'll probably soon make a switch since I wanna use even more painting and also smearing in my creations :)
@@SakkusMind About smearing with moves, did you see the amazing smear trick with the curve tool Martin discovered? It's a game changer. And you can only do it with moves.
There's a few things, first we have over 1 year of practice with the motion controls and you will definitely need some practice with it but it's worth it! Then when moving on the grid it's easier to move it straight and another thing is that you can slightly hold R2 for a softer movement :)
@@SakkusMind Oh well, I do have a stable artist's hand both in my music and drawing type of stuff, but I am totally a newbie in sculpting :-)... Thanks for the tips, already knew them though! I might focus on music stuff in dreams instead 😉
These videos would help me SOOO much more if you actually talked and explained what you’re doing and WHY you’re doing it. Such as John beech does during the MM streams. I always learn so much from those streams because they’re so good at talking us and walking us through it. These aren’t that helpful to me when I’m just watching someone make something without saying a word. That being said I don’t mean any offense. I love your creations and videos. I just thought I’d put in what I’m thinking ☺️
I hoped to change that a little bit with the text based tips and explanation in this video but don't worry I'll also keep doing tutorials with voice overs! Glad that you love my videos and thanks for the feedback :)
Sorry but this isn't really helping me because the most important thing is to learn the tools and where to find them but you go through them way too quickly. I can't tell which menu you are going into, which tools or which buttons and shortcuts you may be using.
They gave us developer grade tools, the problem is not every body knows how to use those tools correctly. Not a lot of tutorials or videos for dreams, like it’s as if the game is already dead
I hope that you guys enjoyed this video and that it was helpful to you, if so please give a like, some feedback and share it with all dreamers out there! =)
Also a huge thank you to my friend Clark, the video wouldn't be possible without him, please show him and his project some love!
I would love to add u on the ps4 I really need help on making a platformer game my psn is Ph3ro_Ninja18 if u want to add me
Thank you for these tutorials man, It seriously is inspiring me to continue creating and I love how the community is very open and non-competitive. It's people like you who allow games like Dreams to live on longer.
Same, these videos help a lot.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to inspire and motivate you and many others for Dreams because it's the most incredible creative outlet ever! Also I can only agree, I'm very happy how our community treats each other, this is very rare and so positive =)
Your videos are invaluable to this community. Through this one I’ve been able to create a skyline that I wouldn’t have imagined possible a week ago. Also learned a lot from the fire and clouds vids! Thanks so much
Another incredible display of beautiful design and techniques that are possible in this game, great job both Clark and Sakku :D
Happy to get Clark in for this, he's such a genius with architecture! Also glad you enjoyed the vidoeo :)
Very nice techniques! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching, glad they help you :)
Sakku, and Clark! These are amazing creations, and the detail is phenomenal. Your technique is well refined, I appreciate all your hard work and sharing it with the world! When I get a chance I'll check out your works! Keep on Dreaming!
Thanks a lot, I'm glad that my videos are able to help you and I'll keep giving my best to work hard and share more helpful videos and stuff with you guys :)
These tutorials are really helping a lot man, but if you can, could you make a video detailing how to make characters and sculpting them well (e.g sculpting their faces)
Glad that they are helping you! I'll surely have an indepth tutorial about character creation in the future but I need to improve making them myself first ^^
Amazings videos sakkus,i love your chanel!!i learning so much with your videos!!!saludos desde Argentina!!!
Thank you so much, I'm happy that I'm able to help you with my videos! Enjoy creating mate :)
Thank you for your tutorials,i really enjoy watching and it helps me a ton,thanks❤️
Thanks a lot for your feedback, I'm happy to help you that much! =)
So simple yet very creative and beautiful. I think there’s a link. Thanks for the videos and keep rocking 👏🏻
Yes indeed, it's so easy to create those beautiful looking shapes if you know how :)
I'll give my best, thanks :D
Using these techniques thank you for these videos
Thank you for watching, enjoy creating :)
Now this could help this could help me out by ideas like that Robin Hood idea why so thank you.
I'm glad that this was able to help you, good luck on your project! =)
@@SakkusMind thanks I hope it goes the way I want it to.
Also have you seen the video game called Life is Strange?
The last one would make an awesome table!
Oh yeah, you can definitely use these techniques for all kinds of stuff :)
Thanks this was very good to see the possibilities for buildings and architecture in #Dreams Laurie
Glad that you liked it Laurie, enjoy creating! :)
This is so inspiring, I think this video will help me a lot with the game idea I have. That is once I finally learn how to make games on dreams 😂
Can you make an animation series for dreams like how to do specific things like running, swimming, punching, ect
Definitely planning on making some of these, stay tuned :)
@@SakkusMind thank you and I will :)
Amazing results and thanks for demonstrating the possibilities. As a newbie though I have no idea how they are achieved so accurately due to the style of the tutorial. Have subscribed and would appreciate a couple of tutorials on how to control such tools as the kaleidoscope. Many thanks
Thanks for your feedback, if you didn't watch it yet, my two beginner guides may help you out but also I'll definitely bring more tutorials for you guys as well :)
Nice video man!
Can you make a video tutorial about how create medieval architectures?
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll put it on my list :)
@@SakkusMind nice bro
0:16 reminds me of a titanfall map for some reason
I see you changing the grid space with your imp a lot, you can use L1 with D-pad up or down to change it too, if you didn't know.
Nice tutorial!
Oh yeah I also keep forgetting that ^^'
Fantastic work, man!
Glad that you liked it!
Hey man, have u seen lucid Stew's video? He challenged u! Anyways nice video, I like that u collaborate with other dreams artists to make ur tutorials it's nice.
Yup I saw it and I'm definitely gonna upload my answer to him! Just a bit busy right now but I'll also turn it into a tutorial on how to make trees for you guys :)
Love It❤!
Thanks for video and content. Preferred setup? DualShock or move controllers and/or keyboard?
Thanks for watching! So far I create anything with the DS4 but I plan on switching to the move controllers soon! ^^
Where can I see that "Home" scene you showed at the beginning ?
I have a lot of trouble with the camera. It's hard to move the camera to where I need it to be. The snap camera doesn't work outside of tutorial mode for me. I find myself getting very frustrated and eventually having to take multiple breaks because the camera controls are giving me a headache. When trying to place something on the ground, I find myself so far away from what I'm working on and getting close enough again seems to cause more frustration. I can't seem to get a clear view of what I'm doing either because of all of the guides that pop up under your imp. I'm really new to this so if you could maybe go over things you ran into when starting out, it would really help. I know I'm only one person making a request but is there a way for you to do a video on camera movements? I can't find anything in depth on here or maybe what I'm searching is just sending me to videos not even related to the question. This is my biggest barrier and extremely demotivating.
Are there any shortcuts for the stretch tool? Like if I am in sculpt mode and I am holding a cube in stamp mode...is there a way to stretch the cube to a specific shape and then stamp with that shape.? As opposed to having to stamp the cube first, navigate to the stretch tool, select the cube, and then stretch it.
Yes there is a shortcut for that. While holding a sculpture in your hand press L1 + Square and you get into the edit mode of this sculpture, it allows you to stretch it and also a few other important options on the top (like softblending, looseness etc.) ^^
@@SakkusMind Thanks! Love your channel. I just started playing dreams and your channel helps a lot so keep up the awesome videos!
Curious about something. You mention cloning in edit saves on gameplay Thermo? How is that possible? Does it no longer count multiple sculpts in edit as their individual parts and instead just 1 thing?
How the thermo works in Dreams is indeed super confusing and I don't even know how some things work yet but I guess it has to do with it being 1 sculpt instead of multiple, smearing works similar there.
I like all your videos and share them as much as possible Sakku. I wanted to ask you though do you ever use moves?
I feel for any organic thing like you did there witht the curve tool it so much easier to position as you have an amazing 1:1 tactile feel when you use them. Look at how Martin or KeldBjones work with them.
As always keep up the good work work mate. Love what your doing.
I'm ott share this in all my social media now. ❤️
Thank you so so much for your continued support Eddie! I really appreciate you sharing my videos since I also put a lot of effort into them! =)
Also to answer your question: I have the moves but I only used them for drawing so far, it's just that I didn't really get into them yet but after I finsished my professional work, I wanna grind them and get better so I'll probably soon make a switch since I wanna use even more painting and also smearing in my creations :)
@@SakkusMind About smearing with moves, did you see the amazing smear trick with the curve tool Martin discovered?
It's a game changer. And you can only do it with moves.
The thermometer (graphic memory) fills up immediately, any solution?
Hi again.. how do you keep your sculpts still and not rotating or moving everywhere ever so slightly due to the motion sensor?
There's a few things, first we have over 1 year of practice with the motion controls and you will definitely need some practice with it but it's worth it! Then when moving on the grid it's easier to move it straight and another thing is that you can slightly hold R2 for a softer movement :)
@@SakkusMind Oh well, I do have a stable artist's hand both in my music and drawing type of stuff, but I am totally a newbie in sculpting :-)... Thanks for the tips, already knew them though! I might focus on music stuff in dreams instead 😉
These videos would help me SOOO much more if you actually talked and explained what you’re doing and WHY you’re doing it. Such as John beech does during the MM streams. I always learn so much from those streams because they’re so good at talking us and walking us through it. These aren’t that helpful to me when I’m just watching someone make something without saying a word.
That being said I don’t mean any offense. I love your creations and videos. I just thought I’d put in what I’m thinking ☺️
I hoped to change that a little bit with the text based tips and explanation in this video but don't worry I'll also keep doing tutorials with voice overs!
Glad that you love my videos and thanks for the feedback :)
Music that starts at 6:22?
OMG!
Wow!
Nice video
Thank you!
No,Thank YOU for teaching me about the tools of this masterpiece.😍😍
Sorry but this isn't really helping me because the most important thing is to learn the tools and where to find them but you go through them way too quickly. I can't tell which menu you are going into, which tools or which buttons and shortcuts you may be using.
Hey, this is a video that you should probably go for when you got the basics down but I also got some tutorials that are very helpful for beginners :)
This puts Minecraft to shame
Really does, but I’ll always play it no matter what
They gave us developer grade tools, the problem is not every body knows how to use those tools correctly. Not a lot of tutorials or videos for dreams, like it’s as if the game is already dead
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Congratz xD