The cursor tracking is cool, but makes me a bit nauseous, maybe ease up a bit so it follows but not so jittery. Great job overall, learned something new!
Oh about that! 😄 I didn’t do this on purpose, I noticed it after screen recording when I wanted to do the editing process and it was so late to record it again!😃
Just wondering if this is normal -- sculpt in high res, then retopo to use the multiresolution modifier. Any reason why you don't sculpt using multires mode from the very beginning? It's confusing for a beginner like me.
ok now tell me why without any polygon changes with using remesh at 4 subdivisions that blender will go from smoothly sculpting in real time to a heavy delay where it wont show the sculpt until after you let go of the mouse
is there any other modifier other than Quadremesher that is free, or an Addon? also your cloth making video helped a ton though I cant get the Quad remesher. Great video for some insight!!
Hi! Why not use the multires modifier from the beginning? Then you could go back and forth in resolution the whole time and sculpt all the high detail while still controlling the larger structures.
It has to do with the memory that's allocated for each layer. Any time you use a modifier you should remember that Blender has to keep track of the state before and after the change. The multires is special as it's like multiple modifiers (one per layer), but it also has to keep track of where each vertex is for each layer to allow you to go back and forth between levels. There's another video by Grant Abitt where he tests out the technique he learned from CG Boost that covers this. Definitely recommend you take a look at it, as with some tweaking you can get a mesh with several million vertices with little to no lag when done properly. (results obviously vary based on your computer)
Also, it's not so easy to make changes to the geometry when you start with multires. You pretty much have to stick to the same topology & keep subdividing. If you start with remesh or dyntopo, you can make any big changes you want, but you'll have to retopo later. It is a matter of preference & it varies from project to project. Some like to start with their topology already mapped out... Others like to feel more artistic & not worry about it in the beginning.
I saw the Grant Abbitt video and it didn't make sense to be either. I love his videos and yours, but with multires I'm just confused. It seemed like Grant was saying he has to do a bajillion subdivisions to get enough faces. That's not my experience, even when starting from a cube. And I don't see the lag both of you talk about. Maybe I'm out of line, but could I request you do a video where you actually show the problems with simply using multires from the beginning?
Oh -- and as for the topology issue, I don't think anyone claims multires gets rid of the need for retopology. Like all the other sculpting options, multires also requires that you retopologize it later. I'm sorry if I sound really dense -- I just don't get the objections I'm seeing to multires.
@@zackrobat No worries! asking questions is how we learn. One thing that might be having an impact is how many vertices you use. If I start from a cube or base sphere and just start subdividing with multires, at a very fundamental level the shape of the object is still that shape, just stretched in different directions. The only way to deal with it is to change the topology, which doesn't really work after using multires, or subdivide. If you get to the point in a head sculpt where you're trying to do the wrinkles around the eyes or add skin texture, it can become a problem if you didn't already have the topology dense enough at the beginning. Another example: You have a sculpted face that's 500k or more vertices when you decide to open the mouth. You can bring the lower lip down, but now you have a very low poly section between the lips. Do you subdivide a few more times so you can just sculpt the inside of the mouth inwards? Now you have a multi-million vertex mesh. Let me know if this was helpful! Feel free to test how many vertices you can sculpt with no modifiers vs subdividing over an over with multires.
Is this appropriate for modelling for 3D printing as well? When you apply thr multimedia modifier does it create a fully detailed mesh that can be printed? Thanks for the great video.
Nope you need to apply modifiers first if its for 3d printing poly count wont matter But it its for a game youll need to bake details into a normal map and then export it, with the low poly model
I almost use the same exact tips in this vid. The multires modifier is a lifesaver after decimating and retopo. Also not getting too off topic but, your hair, eyebrows and the 10 modifier tips tutorials are very well done. 👍
Except multires is slower than sculpting on live mesh. So you do the opposite of what reduces lag. Multires only can reduce lag somewhat when rotating and panning in 3d.
This is new to me Aram ❤ .. Thank you soooo much, looking for more videos .. and haha I laughed when you talked about some problems and details😂😂😂 don't know why
Am i missing something or does this video say "you should retopologize your character and then once you do that blah blah blah" but never actually explains what retopology is or how to do it?
If you plan on having more than several thousand faces/verts in your scene or project you're working on in Blender..you're gonna want a PC with more than 8GB of RAM and a capable processor my older PC wouldn't allow me to get beyond 200k without running into lag in the viewport. NOW...with 128GB of RAM..I've easily had more than 50 million faces in a scene and only used half my memory with no problems in Blender at all..
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bro really sculpted that part while recording
Thanks for the tips! Here’s another one. Turn off Antialising in the viewport. That has sped things up a lot for me
You’re welcome!🤗🌸🌿Oh! Thanks for your tip👌👌
Can you do a tutorial or tips on how you retopologize your work? Btw i love your videos! Keep it up!
Thank you so much!🌸😊 yes, stay tuned👌
Yeay, i want too
Follow my new videos! They’re gonna be about retopology! Check my latest video👌
You can furthermore use mirror for object and then later on if you want some asymmetry, you will apply it it. It will be even better performance.
🌿Guys! Watch the process of sculpting Vi (Arcane character) in Blender here:🤓👇
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Hi Aram can you please make a video about explaining all the sculpting brushes in blender
Ma'am I Want To Know How Can We Auto Retopology? Can You Make One Video On It?
@@RIP.bruhhehsj I explained here in this video🤗: th-cam.com/video/p1H7iH-rjkE/w-d-xo.html
@@3danimator you can use Quad Remesher in Blender! But for production, you should manually do it🤗
@@AramTorkanArt Thanks Ma'am
your channel has been such a blessing for me
EVERY video bangs
i already do something similar but this is an even quicker way to it
I'm so glad! good luck!😊🌸🌿
You are Natural artist 🎨 ✨️
can you explain localizing a model? You seemed to skip over that in this video! Very good videos I must say. Thx.
What piece of hardware should I upgrade to reduce lag using remesh? Is it cpu or ram or gpu?
The cursor tracking is cool, but makes me a bit nauseous, maybe ease up a bit so it follows but not so jittery. Great job overall, learned something new!
I agree. Would probably work better if the motion was more smoothed out and not at sensitive. But I do like that you always get the best view.
Oh about that! 😄 I didn’t do this on purpose, I noticed it after screen recording when I wanted to do the editing process and it was so late to record it again!😃
And then you apply the multi resolution and start retopologing right??
Why would you wanna do that you already retopo once
You mentioned you used "Automatic" for the retopology... is that built into Blender?
As far as I know it is not. But there is a paid add on that acts like Zbrush zremesher for this
I used quad remesher🤗
what about hair strands? Every time I create or duplicate them it lags a lot, if you may know please help out👏👏
Thank you for sharing-very very helpful!! Just curious what kind of graphics setup you have? Thank you!
Just wondering if this is normal -- sculpt in high res, then retopo to use the multiresolution modifier. Any reason why you don't sculpt using multires mode from the very beginning? It's confusing for a beginner like me.
ok now tell me why without any polygon changes with using remesh at 4 subdivisions that blender will go from smoothly sculpting in real time to a heavy delay where it wont show the sculpt until after you let go of the mouse
is there any other modifier other than Quadremesher that is free, or an Addon?
also your cloth making video helped a ton though I cant get the Quad remesher.
Great video for some insight!!
Thank you so much! Glad it was helpful! Currently I just like using quad remesher, but you can retopo yourself! You Don’t need to use an extra addon!🤔
I really would spend the money on quad remesher. It's worth the money.
Hi! Why not use the multires modifier from the beginning? Then you could go back and forth in resolution the whole time and sculpt all the high detail while still controlling the larger structures.
It has to do with the memory that's allocated for each layer. Any time you use a modifier you should remember that Blender has to keep track of the state before and after the change. The multires is special as it's like multiple modifiers (one per layer), but it also has to keep track of where each vertex is for each layer to allow you to go back and forth between levels. There's another video by Grant Abitt where he tests out the technique he learned from CG Boost that covers this. Definitely recommend you take a look at it, as with some tweaking you can get a mesh with several million vertices with little to no lag when done properly. (results obviously vary based on your computer)
Also, it's not so easy to make changes to the geometry when you start with multires. You pretty much have to stick to the same topology & keep subdividing. If you start with remesh or dyntopo, you can make any big changes you want, but you'll have to retopo later. It is a matter of preference & it varies from project to project. Some like to start with their topology already mapped out... Others like to feel more artistic & not worry about it in the beginning.
I saw the Grant Abbitt video and it didn't make sense to be either. I love his videos and yours, but with multires I'm just confused. It seemed like Grant was saying he has to do a bajillion subdivisions to get enough faces. That's not my experience, even when starting from a cube. And I don't see the lag both of you talk about. Maybe I'm out of line, but could I request you do a video where you actually show the problems with simply using multires from the beginning?
Oh -- and as for the topology issue, I don't think anyone claims multires gets rid of the need for retopology. Like all the other sculpting options, multires also requires that you retopologize it later. I'm sorry if I sound really dense -- I just don't get the objections I'm seeing to multires.
@@zackrobat No worries! asking questions is how we learn. One thing that might be having an impact is how many vertices you use. If I start from a cube or base sphere and just start subdividing with multires, at a very fundamental level the shape of the object is still that shape, just stretched in different directions. The only way to deal with it is to change the topology, which doesn't really work after using multires, or subdivide. If you get to the point in a head sculpt where you're trying to do the wrinkles around the eyes or add skin texture, it can become a problem if you didn't already have the topology dense enough at the beginning. Another example: You have a sculpted face that's 500k or more vertices when you decide to open the mouth. You can bring the lower lip down, but now you have a very low poly section between the lips. Do you subdivide a few more times so you can just sculpt the inside of the mouth inwards? Now you have a multi-million vertex mesh. Let me know if this was helpful! Feel free to test how many vertices you can sculpt with no modifiers vs subdividing over an over with multires.
Is this appropriate for modelling for 3D printing as well? When you apply thr multimedia modifier does it create a fully detailed mesh that can be printed? Thanks for the great video.
Yes..but i think you already know by now
Mem pls tell me about high poly version and low poly version how do you create it? Pls tell me about first step to create them
sure! wait for more new videos!😊🌸
Good job!!! You the best, big big thnx!!!!
Much like Blender you are amazing. Thanks for sharing the great tips :)
Thank you so much! Glad it was helpful😇🌸
really nice explanation
Thank you
Thank you very much! Look forward to more of your videos
Glad you like them! more to come🌿😊
why does it not work for me? my sculpt is still lags when i subdivide the 4th time. help!
anyone know what model should i export for example if im using marmoset or some other software?? how do i export this with thos modifiers activated
Nope you need to apply modifiers first if its for 3d printing poly count wont matter
But it its for a game youll need to bake details into a normal map and then export it, with the low poly model
Thank you for your video !
Nice video! Would be nice to see how you converted to LP tho.
I almost use the same exact tips in this vid. The multires modifier is a lifesaver after decimating and retopo. Also not getting too off topic but, your hair, eyebrows and the 10 modifier tips tutorials are very well done. 👍
Nice!! Thank you so much, really glad you like them🤗🌿🌸 good luck👏🏻
Great Tips!
Glad it was helpful!😊🌸🌿
This did not work for me, trying to sculpt on the low poly I got an error on the Shrinkwrap modifier saying "Not supported in sculpt mode"
You need to go back to object mode to apply shrinkwrap
coool!! Hughs from Brazil O:)
Thank you so much😊🌸🌿
Great video! Really would like to see your retopo workflow.
Thanks! Sure, stay tuned🌿🤗🌸
Nice 👍
Love your videos!
Glad you like them!😊🌸🌿
Can you make an advanced tutorial of a full charecter making video?..
Sure😊👌
Thanks!
You’re welcome🌿🤗🌸
Except multires is slower than sculpting on live mesh. So you do the opposite of what reduces lag. Multires only can reduce lag somewhat when rotating and panning in 3d.
Great instruction - beautiful work :)
Thank you so much😊🌸
This is new to me Aram ❤ ..
Thank you soooo much, looking for more videos .. and haha I laughed when you talked about some problems and details😂😂😂 don't know why
Oh thanks! Glad you like it🤗 but really why ?!😄
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@@mibrahim4245 oh great😄😄👌
@@AramTorkanArt hahaha I think you got it 😂😂 ..
Thank you Aram for the great tutorials..
Am i missing something or does this video say "you should retopologize your character and then once you do that blah blah blah" but never actually explains what retopology is or how to do it?
automatic retopo?
It’s an extra addon😊
Love your videos 💕Please please please make videos on how to do retopo and baking , these two are so difficult, please make them simple 😭
Thanks! Sure🤓🌸
Hey i would like to see a video how to paint eyes and face ive you got time for it would be very nice
Sure! I’ll make vids about them👌🤗
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I'm loosing my hope to be a CG artist please make a long video on sculpting whole body with step by step for a begginer. 😭😭
And please add your voice
Ok sure!🤗 just keep it up👌👌
Thanks 😭
my blender crashes when i subdivide, my pc is bad help me guys
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Brb gotta find retopology to low poly video
i swear nomad sculpt on the ipad runs more fluid than blender ... as soon there a few too man voxels blenders starts to get unusable...
this subdiviving is totally killing my computer 😅
Oh madam how to make low poly you didnt explain
If you plan on having more than several thousand faces/verts in your scene or project you're working on in Blender..you're gonna want a PC with more than 8GB of RAM and a capable processor
my older PC wouldn't allow me to get beyond 200k without running into lag in the viewport.
NOW...with 128GB of RAM..I've easily had more than 50 million faces in a scene and only used half my memory with no problems in Blender at all..
The tracking to mouse makes me very nauseous.
Mine can’t even handle 0.1 and you have 0.001 😅
if you preview this video it loops the butt glitch X'D X'D
don't even know why i'm watching this, mine runs fine at 19.4m tris
Nice!🤓👌
That did not work lol its jus ta blob of stretched faces
I hate retopo