24:12 "but the further away you get... it looks better and better. Love it! Seriously though, what I love about your work is you teach me that I can make creations and to appreciate the ones I have made. It doesn't have to be made difficult. So thank you for that! I have learned a lot from you.
Honestly I learned more from watching you learn than I have some tutorials. This was a wonderful process to watch and it's great to see the process so organically :D
Your sense of humor is fantastic! Pushing yourself outside your comfort zone every now and then is a good thing! Hooray for filming it! :) Cheers brother.
This is actually helping me design a fox for a kids book!! I look for you in so many 3d models and techniques because you do the work rather than worrying about telling me how it should be done!
I googled "Lynx" and had a good giggle at the ones in their winter coats, who look like they are wearing big, furry pyjamas. I'm amazed at how you managed to make such a simple model look so feline.
was looking at other videos and kept scrolling and saw 5 years old so i got curious and found out this man has been posting videos since 12 years ago goddamn
Don't forget to save the painted texture file, because blender doesn't save that file when you only save the .blend file. The save button for the painted texture is under the Image tab in the UV window. example: Image* the asterisk (*) means that the image is only saved in RAM and not as a separate file on your computer. Hopefully this make sense. Thank you for another fun episode.
I'm glad you commented about how in a game, you probably aren't going to be close enough to see imperfections. That motivates me to try my hand at texture paint. Or, I can just put it in a zoo exhibit, and they won't be visible anyway 😂
Yeah, it's easy to get carried away and obsess over details that you won't see (same with code quality some times) - and you can always come back and improve if necessary :)
Stefan, you serve a huge niche in the low poly world and you do it well. Thank you. I work with the Unreal engine and still can't get my head around animating in Blender and exporting in fbx. Would you please think about doing a tutorial? Even just a simple one using Blenders animation tools.
I cover it in my "Learn Low Poly Modeling" video, most of the time I colorize them with the gradient texture as I did in the first half of the video, but in this one I added the texture paint too.
In Blender viewport settings (drop down arrow top right of the viewport) there is a feature called "Cavity" that you can enable and I've set it to Both (Screen and World space) to make those edges shine. Unfortunately, they don't follow along if you export the model but you can switch the render engine in blender to "Workbench" instead of Cycles and Eevee to render with Cavity (shiny edges) in high quality.
De finns ju några djur på skansen haha :p Men a jag förstår vad du menar. Har varit med om de med vissa av deras djur att man inte kan se dom. Men kolmården är ju lite mer intressant än skansen :p
hi stefan, your intro was very funny. I made a lowpoly bike, and I did it right. Problem is, I can't figure out how to animate it. does anyone know how to make this animation? I made a strap just like the real one.
Hi! Thanks, glad you like it :) Hmm, never tried to animate mechanical stuff, how detailed would you need it with wheels rotating and pedals and stuff?
@@Imphenziait was really funny. I've already set up the wheels, the pedals too. It's just the belt that I'm stuck in time. I have a video on youtube talking about it. The name of the video is 3D BICYCLE MODEL, SEPARATE PARTS AND SETTINGS FOR VERY SUCCESSIVE ANIMATIONS. The name of my channel is 3d na veia. There you will see the bicycle strap and what it looks like. Thank you very much for your attention.
I'm actually impressed by Substance Painter/Designer features, but it's an expensive thing for me considering how rarely I use it these days so I'd like to dive further into what Blender has to offer since it's so capable too!
@@Imphenzia I'm not the best person to compare both systems but by what I'm seeing of them, substance painter is a pre-set node system/paint mode with some textures available to use, as well as designer is a node system with some textures and displacement (visualization only). For me they give you time, where blender is more manual-work until you set the nodes the proper way. Obs: until where I am aware, blender native procedural shading can give you faster randers and infinite resolution. But you know, I'm still a student and I can't be sure of that.
Ok.....I gotta ask: Why don't you ever use reference? It's kinda a critical thing every 2D or 3D artist does constantly when making stuff. Nobody is gonna be like "omg, he cheated in his 10 min challenge because he used reference!" Dude, I LOVE this channel and recommend it to everyone trying to learn Blender, but you gotta start pulling up a couple of reference images on a 2nd monitor. You're making things 10x harder on yourself without it.
Lynx in the description.
I assumed this simple comment was gonna have at least 10,000 likes
Hahaha good one
@@ZackSavir and .. one more ! Cheers .
"It will look good from a distance" is better art advice than it initially seems.
Yes, that and "good enough" is pretty solid :)
guess you and me both thought the same thing
Art Attack anyone xD omg I miss watching that..
th-cam.com/video/MzcZVXWRmZE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Moondog :D lol
I like that you tried something new, the result is great.
Thanks! Yes, it was a bit scary but I'm happy too - glad you like it :)
24:12 "but the further away you get... it looks better and better. Love it! Seriously though, what I love about your work is you teach me that I can make creations and to appreciate the ones I have made. It doesn't have to be made difficult. So thank you for that! I have learned a lot from you.
Honestly I learned more from watching you learn than I have some tutorials. This was a wonderful process to watch and it's great to see the process so organically :D
You did a good job. You should do it more often, including the painting.
Thanks! Yes, I'll try that :)
Thanks a lot for your tutorials with tips... 🙏👌👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍Never gets tired of watching your episode... Learning a lot a lot.... 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Your sense of humor is fantastic! Pushing yourself outside your comfort zone every now and then is a good thing! Hooray for filming it! :)
Cheers brother.
Thanks, I appreciate it :)
This is actually helping me design a fox for a kids book!!
I look for you in so many 3d models and techniques because you do the work rather than worrying about telling me how it should be done!
Stefan is in a funny mood on this one, and I dig it.
Sometimes he thinks his jokes are not funny but they are actually funny 😂
I had a nice sleep the night before for a change, I usually do them in the middle of the night :) I can try this more.
Thanks, I need that after hearing what my kids always tell me about my jokes :D
Well you always put a smile on my face watching your videos 😁 And it’s also cool to see you post on Instagram 👏
I googled "Lynx" and had a good giggle at the ones in their winter coats, who look like they are wearing big, furry pyjamas. I'm amazed at how you managed to make such a simple model look so feline.
Haha, that's great, I had no idea they actually had a winter fur that thick :D Also, I had to google what feline meant ;) Glad you like it!
You have been a great inspiration to me. Hats off! Bro.
i don’t have a hat :(
@@nothingbuttamil8988 ik
I used to watch every single ep of your channel and I still do
was looking at other videos and kept scrolling and saw 5 years old so i got curious and found out this man has been posting videos since 12 years ago goddamn
this looks so good for how rough it is. The handpainted is so much fun.
4:50 Whooo! Potato with legs! Yummy!
I really like what you did with the rigging and texture paint. thanks
Great episode, learning loads as usual! 🙏🏼
Great to hear! Thanks!
Thank you for teaching me Blender. I learned a lot from you.
Happy to help :)
Fun fact
The pattern dots on their fur are to help them blend in while they hunt as it breaks up their outline through tall grass
Don't forget to save the painted texture file, because blender doesn't save that file when you only save the .blend file.
The save button for the painted texture is under the Image tab in the UV window.
example: Image*
the asterisk (*) means that the image is only saved in RAM and not as a separate file on your computer.
Hopefully this make sense.
Thank you for another fun episode.
8:04 "Where should I put the eyes? Maybe in the face somewhere" 😂
I have the latest Blender, but there are not options in the Armature meny 2:49. Are it a add-on ?
🐆
heres some food for it 🐖
Hi Imphenzia, do you have a tutorial on how you get that pallet of colors to color your meshes? Would love to know how to do that!
th-cam.com/video/1jHUY3qoBu8/w-d-xo.html - The whole video is fantastic for beginners.
Check the link in the description to the palette PNG - it's just an image file that you add to the material.
thanks for linking :)
you killed it! pun intended.
Lol :D So harsh, haha.
You forgot something very characteristic of lynx, that is their sideburns/mane. And the fluff in the point of the ears could point a litttle outwards
It's a really cool lynx mate, sad to hear about the zoo, but at least you can make yourself a lynx to look at :)
I'm glad you commented about how in a game, you probably aren't going to be close enough to see imperfections. That motivates me to try my hand at texture paint. Or, I can just put it in a zoo exhibit, and they won't be visible anyway 😂
Yeah, it's easy to get carried away and obsess over details that you won't see (same with code quality some times) - and you can always come back and improve if necessary :)
Aww! It looks so cute when textured UwU 😍😍
Love it =) Here is some suggestions I would love to see too : Gorilla, turtle, bat, scorpion, gargoyle and ent
Stefan, you serve a huge niche in the low poly world and you do it well. Thank you.
I work with the Unreal engine and still can't get my head around animating in Blender and exporting in fbx. Would you please think about doing a tutorial? Even just a simple one using Blenders animation tools.
Fun fact the first ever youtuber I sub was imphenzia
Oh, I feel privileged, thanks1 :)
It's cute :)
how does he/you do that align the face to the world?
Great job! Thank you for modeling an animal 😁
Thanks! You're welcome, I finally dared to try - I'll give it a go agian :)
Looks amazing. Are the armatures in the asset store? I don't have any available.
the armatures are from the rigify addon
Yes, as Devon said, just enable Rigify in Perferences > Addons
do you have a video explaining how you color your models?
I cover it in my "Learn Low Poly Modeling" video, most of the time I colorize them with the gradient texture as I did in the first half of the video, but in this one I added the texture paint too.
Can model a cat or dog in your challenge ?
I don't have those armature options, only a single bone.
How do I get them?
Just enable Rigify in Perferences > Addons
Great job on this! I recently got new cats and definitely need to model them in a way similar to this
Good luck, you even have Lynx in your nick name too :D
Its been a year ago imphenzia will never finish his low poly car tutorial
how do you make the edges looks so nice before you even paint? like they have shadows and look cool how do you get those?
In Blender viewport settings (drop down arrow top right of the viewport) there is a feature called "Cavity" that you can enable and I've set it to Both (Screen and World space) to make those edges shine. Unfortunately, they don't follow along if you export the model but you can switch the render engine in blender to "Workbench" instead of Cycles and Eevee to render with Cavity (shiny edges) in high quality.
@@Imphenzia oh dope tysm
+1 to engagement metrics
I didn’t know you ride motocross! I mountain bike. Also how did you get the cat armature? Is it an add on?
Add-on: Rigging :))
De finns ju några djur på skansen haha :p Men a jag förstår vad du menar. Har varit med om de med vissa av deras djur att man inte kan se dom. Men kolmården är ju lite mer intressant än skansen :p
👍
I'd never be able to do this in 27 minutes
hey, can you model a fire truck next? that would be great
Good job on the Lynx! Can you do maybe a lion, tiger, or bear in the future?
Thanks! I'm actually surprised myself, I didn't expect to like the result but it makes me want to try some more animals :) Thanks for suggesting!
@@Imphenzia 95% of my knowledge with Blender Is from you and I cannot thank you enough for all the tips and tricks you have taught me :)
Video idea:Model kungfu panda in 10mins
Oh, maybe I should try that :)
Blender 2.93 here, Shift+A isn't giving me those additional options under "Armature" , it's just Armature.
Enable Rigify under preferences - addons
Cute cat :3
Thanks :)
hi stefan, your intro was very funny. I made a lowpoly bike, and I did it right. Problem is, I can't figure out how to animate it. does anyone know how to make this animation? I made a strap just like the real one.
Hi! Thanks, glad you like it :) Hmm, never tried to animate mechanical stuff, how detailed would you need it with wheels rotating and pedals and stuff?
@@Imphenziait was really funny. I've already set up the wheels, the pedals too. It's just the belt that I'm stuck in time. I have a video on youtube talking about it. The name of the video is 3D BICYCLE MODEL, SEPARATE PARTS AND SETTINGS FOR VERY SUCCESSIVE ANIMATIONS. The name of my channel is 3d na veia. There you will see the bicycle strap and what it looks like. Thank you very much for your attention.
here kitty kitty kitty....
Are u Bubbles?
@@alexxxygg4595 bubbles? nope i'm Draco
@@DracosMinions Oh okey :c
big bot kitty
How to make dinosur
Substance Painter/Designer are just paid add-ons of blender u.u
I'm actually impressed by Substance Painter/Designer features, but it's an expensive thing for me considering how rarely I use it these days so I'd like to dive further into what Blender has to offer since it's so capable too!
@@Imphenzia I'm not the best person to compare both systems but by what I'm seeing of them, substance painter is a pre-set node system/paint mode with some textures available to use, as well as designer is a node system with some textures and displacement (visualization only). For me they give you time, where blender is more manual-work until you set the nodes the proper way.
Obs: until where I am aware, blender native procedural shading can give you faster randers and infinite resolution. But you know, I'm still a student and I can't be sure of that.
Ok.....I gotta ask: Why don't you ever use reference? It's kinda a critical thing every 2D or 3D artist does constantly when making stuff. Nobody is gonna be like "omg, he cheated in his 10 min challenge because he used reference!" Dude, I LOVE this channel and recommend it to everyone trying to learn Blender, but you gotta start pulling up a couple of reference images on a 2nd monitor. You're making things 10x harder on yourself without it.
"10 mins"