@@ariberry8031 yeah, the way this person models feels much more utilitarian in a way, it’s crazy how these programs can accommodate so many different approaches
Im a 3D modeler and even if it is sped up that is incredibly fast like holy shit its so impressive. The rigging and animation as well, this is so great as well to see someones work flow
I learned more about modeling a face in this style in the first 30 seconds by slowing it down than I have watching a regular modeling tutorial. Very intuitive!
I wish i could have this video with english text but more importantly keyboard inputs popping up. You could literally follow it through making a similar style character and learn SO MUCH about tool use and manipulation just from emulating your process. Incredible work.
@@cletusmandeletusman2328 Google translate is inaccurate as some languages that need contexts (like japanese) are difficult to translate by a computer.
This is amazing, the amount of detail and effort put into this model is inspiring. It really makes you appreciate general 3D models more. I hope people who do this as a job get paid well for their work.
Love the content. But just a tip at 47:48 on if you just do one square and make that perfect you can change to selected faces. Select everything then deselect and re select the perfect square right click and press. Fallow active quad. Everything in that island will be just like the perfect square. So, you don't have to do the alien to X and Y axis over and over again.
So has anyone else used this video as a reference for modelling the face? Or literally learning anything else in the process (rigging even)? Only me? (fr this is super helpful. ty for making this)
This is very cool and Requires patience. starting from making several polygons to becoming a model, then re-texturing the coordinates and making the texture. and finally Rigging/adding Bones. this is tough work. Wow 💪
God, the detail on this is insane! You’ve definitely pushed my expectations on this piece, you could make a game if you wanted to! Just saying you did an awesome job, better than what I could of done. 😅
I am amazed at both your talent in creating this model, as well as just how much one can learn from watching a time lapse like this. I am not even 8 minutes in, and I have already learned a lot of different strategies for modelling characters that I haven't thought of or seen before.
This was amazing, i cant usually sit through these types of videos but i somehow managed because it was just so impressive. The model turned out great!!
I just admire the talent and hard work you put into this model. The amount of attention to detail is just breathtaking. I wish I could learn to do this someday too. Good job, and I look forward to seeing what you come up with next. You defiantly earned my subscription, mad respect.
I think it's easy to overlook the amount of knowledge of anatomy that you need in order to pull this off. Amazing work overall! To me, this is the kind of tutorial that says "yeah, just do this. See? Easy!", but you have no idea what just happened there xD
my god!!!!!!! this is absolutely stunning work. seeing you work in the details throughout was like watching magic happen, and when i got to the textures??? theyre perfect!!! honestly, amazing work!
I have learned more about how to model a character by following this timelapse on 0.25x speed than I have watching all of the modeling tutorials out there, great job!!
Amazing timelapse. I love seeing how another person tackles the thing you yourself have done so many times, it's very different from how I generally start a similar model. I really like these methods because it seems to encourage really nice topology!
my respect for people that are good at blender has skyrocketed. I will never financially recover from this until i am as good brbr time to commit 3 months of my already packed life to learning blender and then becoming disappointed when I'm not good at it.
I remember using Blender for a 3D modeling class in college. It's was really my best option to make a Mecha model for my final project. Let's say it was very difficult but worth while. For those who are wondering, I took inspiration from Mobile Suit Gundam. Specifically UC/Federation design MS. There were some guidelines to follow like our final sketch(it was totally OK to deviate slightly from your original, but maintain the design fully). To keep it short, I got 100% on my final. From what I can remember, all the other students chose to do things like people, animals, or anything IRL. My model was somewhat complicated since the main shapes were round and blocky. I did the extra step to add small things that wasn't necessary, such as internal/external details. Pistons, visible joints, tech within the "visor", an "ammo storage" within the head for the head gatlings(like most MS have), etc. I had to dumbed down my explanation since my classmates maybe didn't know mechanical things nor Mechs in general from when telling them. They were intrigued cause I was the only person who made a mech. In the end I gain some recognition for my blender skills. Plus, I was able to get this model 3D printed from my professor. It came out great and I was gladly able to paint it. Sadly I don't have the files anymore, but my professor keeps most, if not all 3D models that he likes. I'm still in contact, so there's may be a chance of me getting that file
proof that dedication is key, spend enough time on something and you will start seeing positive results. Even the most botched & ungodly looking piece of art (or whatever youre doing), can and WILL become beautiful if you just keep working on it long enough
48:54 , 48:57, 49:2849:30(버텍스그룹, 심과 연결된 선택 Ctrl+L, 에디트그룹에서 선택된 버텍스에 메테리얼 할당) 49:29 (상반신 셰이딩, 버텍스그룹과 연관) 50:43 (컬러램프, 믹스노드의 블렌딩을 어둡게해서 해결), 56:51 52:48 (헤어노드) 53:14(눈동자노드, hsv색조채도값으로 화사하게) 53:46(귀 새치 추가) 54:08(헤어 아웃라인은 정수리쪽으로 갈수록 투명하게 / 하얀색브러쉬 감소그래프 설정 / 브러시강도 0.7) 54:26(머리카락음영 작업은 뷰포트 텍스쳐링 이용, 수정할부분만 버텍스를 잡으면서) 56:01(헤어 마무리, 하이라이트, 반사광) 1:05:54(웨이트값 스무스 쪼이기) 1:06:33(치마 본 세팅, 연결된 3개의 bone 사용, 네이밍 주의?) 1:06:59(헤어 본 세팅, 1개짜리 bone 사용. 꼼꼼할 필요 없이 리깅은 대강대강. 다만 본은 헤어 표면 즈음에 놓아야하는 듯. 헤어 끝 부분에 웨이트값 - 스무스 - 블러 반복) 1:08:39(Shape Key : 오브젝트 데이터 프로퍼티스 - 셰이프키)
Oooooohhh I've been struggling making mouths and heads for a while and your method is SO much better than what I've been attempting I'm gonna try that. Thank you so much I have no idea what your name is or what half these comments say but you have helped me and I appreciate it. Thank you!
ok. now everyone who makes 3d models have my deepest respect. damn that looks hard. and its just a timelapse, meaning this 1h video is sped up so the time that it takes to make a model like that one, is hours, days or even weeks. 💙
I read an infographic once that said the modeling alone is about 50 hours, but it was also about a more realistic style so i don't know if that'd make it take more or less time
... I recommend watching this with an addon to watch it at x6 speed, that so it only takes 10 minutes (unless you wanna use it as a tutorial for your own modeling, which I did) Looks amazing BTW
@@mistraelify Saying it's complicated doesn't mean they think it's " bad ". Blender is complicated to learn, but that's just because there's so many tools, it doesn't mean that anyone thinks it's bad.
@@EzzyMintGacha Yes i totally follow you there. But some says it's bad because it's difficult to learn. I'm not personally saying it's bad i just relate what i've read over some years.
I need to stop sleeping blendr and finally learn how to use it. It was been sitting on my desktop for 2 years since the last time I tried to use it. I feel its the next step I need to take as an artist.
![ポリゴンモデルの関節の分割線 [肘と膝や指など一方方向に曲がる関節の分割方法]](/img/n.gif)
From someone who has never used blender before, ngl the sheer detail on the head actually makes me appreciate people who can use blender correctly
Yeah but I don’t think there is a wrong or right way to use blender it’s completely up to each person
@@ariberry8031 that is very true
@@ariberry8031 Unless you use the wrong keybinds and having some bad thing happen to your model
@@ariberry8031 Yes I just want to make npc for my game it's ugly so I use it for free Models from Shop
@@ariberry8031 yeah, the way this person models feels much more utilitarian in a way, it’s crazy how these programs can accommodate so many different approaches
This was a TIME LAPSE and it *still* took over an hour. Holy shit.
What's the realtime then??? 😮😮😮
@@lamborghin1rami598 maybe 5 times? or even 7 times lmao
@@obviouslytoaster9382 plus the design, 24+ hours.
@@TaigiTWeseDiplomat--Formosan I’m not a 3D modeller so yeah it could take around that time
Im a 3D modeler and even if it is sped up that is incredibly fast like holy shit its so impressive. The rigging and animation as well, this is so great as well to see someones work flow
64みたいなポリゴンからあそこまでになるの凄い
wow, that sure isn't the English language. neat
201👍にしといたぜ★
WEWE
@@decaying_meat Yeah its Japanese
@@decaying_meat But its not neat the youtuber's name is in Japanese so they should have Japanese fans lol
I wanted to just eat my dinner while watching some nice 3D modelling time-lapse, but damn, I straight up forgot to eat for a while, very impressive!
I learned more about modeling a face in this style in the first 30 seconds by slowing it down than I have watching a regular modeling tutorial. Very intuitive!
I wish i could have this video with english text but more importantly keyboard inputs popping up. You could literally follow it through making a similar style character and learn SO MUCH about tool use and manipulation just from emulating your process. Incredible work.
Bro that last part is in a different language cause I’m just her for the Timelapse
Why don't you just use Google translate to translate it?
@@ruslistudios people are lazy and it be very tedious. It be something with crazy patience to able to get in to that
@@ruslistudios google translate is notoriously inaccurate when translating languages like japanese
@@cletusmandeletusman2328 Google translate is inaccurate as some languages that need contexts (like japanese) are difficult to translate by a computer.
blenderで作る時、板ポリからどんどん増やしてくの面白い
OMG THAT IS AMAZING! I know that must have taken like a very long time to do and takes so much fiddling and patience!!! Keep up the amazing work!!!
今作っているモデルが少し行き詰まってしまって様々な方の工程をみたいと思っていたので、本当にありがとうございます！！
すごくタメになりました！！これからUV展開頑張ります……
This is amazing, the amount of detail and effort put into this model is inspiring. It really makes you appreciate general 3D models more. I hope people who do this as a job get paid well for their work.
Huge respect for people who do these kinds of stuff.
Love the content. But just a tip at 47:48 on if you just do one square and make that perfect you can change to selected faces. Select everything then deselect and re select the perfect square right click and press. Fallow active quad. Everything in that island will be just like the perfect square. So, you don't have to do the alien to X and Y axis over and over again.
how did u notice that, are you ok?
good tip, bless
@@5567_u he's a professional even for professionals
I want to learn this style of shading, what keyword should I search for that?
@origreena think its called cel shading
モデリングは人によって全く手順が違うから見てて勉強になる
3D emulations of 2D are so amazing! You're really good at it! I wanna make stuff like this one day.
Me too
I dont have a pc🙁
@@blackproblk simple get one
you wont regret it
@@thesilliestcookieeater "If you're homeless; just buy a house."
@@thesilliestcookieeater i know i won't regret but its financial problem. I won't get even if i beg, couse i did it many times🙂
@@blackproblk then get money, easy
honestly, the way that face models look in the beginning stages where you're pretty much just laying out the topology is a major mood
So has anyone else used this video as a reference for modelling the face? Or literally learning anything else in the process (rigging even)? Only me?
(fr this is super helpful. ty for making this)
Jeez. This is basically a masterclass in making a 3D model from a 2D drawing.
Ihhc
可愛いー！！
いつもためになる動画をありがとうございます！
こんな風にモデリングできるようになりたい…
すっごい可愛いね！これは大作です。見事~
This is very cool and Requires patience.
starting from making several polygons to becoming a model, then re-texturing the coordinates and making the texture.
and finally Rigging/adding Bones.
this is tough work.
Wow 💪
God, the detail on this is insane! You’ve definitely pushed my expectations on this piece, you could make a game if you wanted to! Just saying you did an awesome job, better than what I could of done. 😅
Bruh the amount of skill in this video is beyond human comprehension. Absolutely fantastic.
Thank you, looks great!
I'm going to use your video as one of my reference for re-learning blender modelling
The fact that you didn't use any models to help you and just molded every thing yourself is so impressive
how much patience must you have to finish something as strenuous as this??? it looks insanely good, keep up the awesome work.
they probably took breaks, if not then thats just insane on how they an keep their sanity
@@mr_coffee0508 there are some cuts in the video so i guess those cuts are breaks
Learned a ton of modelling techniques from this video! Thanks a bunch.
I am amazed at both your talent in creating this model, as well as just how much one can learn from watching a time lapse like this. I am not even 8 minutes in, and I have already learned a lot of different strategies for modelling characters that I haven't thought of or seen before.
This was amazing, i cant usually sit through these types of videos but i somehow managed because it was just so impressive. The model turned out great!!
I just admire the talent and hard work you put into this model. The amount of attention to detail is just breathtaking. I wish I could learn to do this someday too. Good job, and I look forward to seeing what you come up with next. You defiantly earned my subscription, mad respect.
I have never seen that way of rough-modeling a face, genious!
I think it's easy to overlook the amount of knowledge of anatomy that you need in order to pull this off. Amazing work overall!
To me, this is the kind of tutorial that says "yeah, just do this. See? Easy!", but you have no idea what just happened there xD
分かりやすい動画ありがとうございます
全行程通しで見れるのすごく勉強になります
the skill, the talent both combined results in art to be celebrated.
素晴らしい
this is a timelapse and still an hour long...massive respect to you and your work!
いやいや、これは最もかっこいい。正直、これ動画見ったですので、これは私ができるしりたい。するみる！がんばります！❤
my god!!!!!!! this is absolutely stunning work. seeing you work in the details throughout was like watching magic happen, and when i got to the textures??? theyre perfect!!! honestly, amazing work!
I like it! It gives off a nice steam punk vibe. Extremely creative work! :D
I have learned more about how to model a character by following this timelapse on 0.25x speed than I have watching all of the modeling tutorials out there, great job!!
I can barley make a donut without stressing I am extremely impressed, even more so after trying to learn blender myself
凄くためになりました。ありがとうございます！
The amount of effort you put into this is insane
it looks amazing , i wish i was this good
I am so scared. It looks amazing but the amount of information on the screen terrifies me.
とても、とても素敵で、素晴らしい、素晴らしい仕事
Always interesting seeing how different the process is for various 3D modelers
Everyone sees shapes differently and its cool to see how each artist does it.
作り込み凄すぎる…
いのちが生まれる瞬間に立ち会ってしまった気がする...
すごいの一言では表しきれない…凄すぎる…
watching this was one hell of a journey, i love it!
In love! Thank you for this! Im just starting to learn with blender and aspire to get this good!
Never seen this kind of approach! this is amazing~!
Makes me want to start using Blender more, currently stuck with maya and I did pick up some techniques that'll make life easier, Awesome work BTW
めっちゃ参考になります！
めちゃくちゃ可愛い
Amazing timelapse. I love seeing how another person tackles the thing you yourself have done so many times, it's very different from how I generally start a similar model. I really like these methods because it seems to encourage really nice topology!
Beautiful work! this will help me a lot. Thank you very much!
watching this i feel like i learned a lot about 3D modeling while simultaneously learning nothing about 3D modeling
ほんとすごい！
勉強になります
I don't think I've seen someone model a face like you did in the beginning. Its very impressive!
Yeah I was confused too XD
絶対絵もうまい方ですよね！？
my respect for people that are good at blender has skyrocketed. I will never financially recover from this until i am as good
brbr time to commit 3 months of my already packed life to learning blender and then becoming disappointed when I'm not good at it.
素晴らしいね
I remember using Blender for a 3D modeling class in college. It's was really my best option to make a Mecha model for my final project. Let's say it was very difficult but worth while.
For those who are wondering, I took inspiration from Mobile Suit Gundam. Specifically UC/Federation design MS. There were some guidelines to follow like our final sketch(it was totally OK to deviate slightly from your original, but maintain the design fully). To keep it short, I got 100% on my final.
From what I can remember, all the other students chose to do things like people, animals, or anything IRL. My model was somewhat complicated since the main shapes were round and blocky. I did the extra step to add small things that wasn't necessary, such as internal/external details. Pistons, visible joints, tech within the "visor", an "ammo storage" within the head for the head gatlings(like most MS have), etc. I had to dumbed down my explanation since my classmates maybe didn't know mechanical things nor Mechs in general from when telling them. They were intrigued cause I was the only person who made a mech. In the end I gain some recognition for my blender skills. Plus, I was able to get this model 3D printed from my professor. It came out great and I was gladly able to paint it. Sadly I don't have the files anymore, but my professor keeps most, if not all 3D models that he likes. I'm still in contact, so there's may be a chance of me getting that file
Your description has me excited I love little nerdy details like that.
Yo if you can get the file or if you have a pic of the 3d results share plz , this sounds dope af
saving a screenshot to this video just so that i would be able to see this commenter's model :D
That's really GOOD.
凄すぎる。。。
This video for me (that I have never used Blender in my whole life) could be a great inspiraction for when I will make my avatar for VrChat
After learning blender, your imagination is the only limit and you can even make the 3d model of your favourite waifu in blender like I did.
proof that dedication is key, spend enough time on something and you will start seeing positive results. Even the most botched & ungodly looking piece of art (or whatever youre doing), can and WILL become beautiful if you just keep working on it long enough
すごい…これってモデリング技術と絵を描く技術も必要なのにここまで作れるのはもはやプロじゃない！？
ものすごい時間かけて上手くなったと思うと尊敬する…
the irony with having both cat ears and normal ears
You put so much work into this, so I made sure to watch the whole video.
the amount of hardwork.. blender user really build different
すごすぎ
可愛！！
I think I’m just- gonna love how this is made!
This girl has more polygons than the entire warcraft series compined. Good job!
48:54 , 48:57, 49:28 49:30(버텍스그룹, 심과 연결된 선택 Ctrl+L, 에디트그룹에서 선택된 버텍스에 메테리얼 할당)
49:29 (상반신 셰이딩, 버텍스그룹과 연관)
50:43 (컬러램프, 믹스노드의 블렌딩을 어둡게해서 해결), 56:51
52:48 (헤어노드)
53:14(눈동자노드, hsv색조채도값으로 화사하게)
53:46(귀 새치 추가)
54:08(헤어 아웃라인은 정수리쪽으로 갈수록 투명하게 / 하얀색브러쉬 감소그래프 설정 / 브러시강도 0.7)
54:26(머리카락음영 작업은 뷰포트 텍스쳐링 이용, 수정할부분만 버텍스를 잡으면서)
56:01(헤어 마무리, 하이라이트, 반사광)
1:05:54(웨이트값 스무스 쪼이기)
1:06:33(치마 본 세팅, 연결된 3개의 bone 사용, 네이밍 주의?)
1:06:59(헤어 본 세팅, 1개짜리 bone 사용. 꼼꼼할 필요 없이 리깅은 대강대강. 다만 본은 헤어 표면 즈음에 놓아야하는 듯. 헤어 끝 부분에 웨이트값 - 스무스 - 블러 반복)
1:08:39(Shape Key : 오브젝트 데이터 프로퍼티스 - 셰이프키)
i love it says its a timelapse yet the video takes an hour+ the dedication vtuber modeleres have
かっこいい
Oooooohhh I've been struggling making mouths and heads for a while and your method is SO much better than what I've been attempting I'm gonna try that. Thank you so much I have no idea what your name is or what half these comments say but you have helped me and I appreciate it. Thank you!
こういうのって見て勉強になるとかいうやつ頭おかしいとか思ってたけど、普通にみてて理解できて楽しいし素早く凝り固まった選択肢を増やせる上成長を実感できるまじでありがたい
かわいいいいい
A very cool model
Wow!! The first 3 minutes just blew my mind! Thanks!
It was very informative to see how you make model, thank you
simply beautiful
That model is so cute and adorable
this is AMAZING.
i cant believe how it... how it was made... woah, just woah!
ok. now everyone who makes 3d models have my deepest respect. damn that looks hard. and its just a timelapse, meaning this 1h video is sped up so the time that it takes to make a model like that one, is hours, days or even weeks. 💙
I read an infographic once that said the modeling alone is about 50 hours, but it was also about a more realistic style so i don't know if that'd make it take more or less time
Thank you, now Im motivated
this timelapse is holygrail for blender student
... I recommend watching this with an addon to watch it at x6 speed, that so it only takes 10 minutes (unless you wanna use it as a tutorial for your own modeling, which I did)
Looks amazing BTW
My toxic trait is thinking i could easily make a model like this
えふぇ！すっごいw
かわいー！
Damn, this is so cool!
すごい！
Looks so nice!!!
This is a time lapse, yet it takes an hour... Impressive work! Great quality too!
Extremely great work ! Those that thinks Blender is bad just have to change their mind now :)
Blender is bad? Who says that? I don't see anyone talking about it being bad
@@cye2310 Some are saying it's very complicated to use apparently i've seen many messages like that over internet.
@@mistraelify Saying it's complicated doesn't mean they think it's " bad ". Blender is complicated to learn, but that's just because there's so many tools, it doesn't mean that anyone thinks it's bad.
@@EzzyMintGacha Yes i totally follow you there. But some says it's bad because it's difficult to learn. I'm not personally saying it's bad i just relate what i've read over some years.
I need to stop sleeping blendr and finally learn how to use it. It was been sitting on my desktop for 2 years since the last time I tried to use it. I feel its the next step I need to take as an artist.
your reminder to start working with blender again if you haven't done so already
this video really wanna make me get get back to blender again