I'm gonna add that if anybody is confused on why his snake hook works like this at the beginning of the video when he makes the base mesh, he has dynamic topology turned on to allow him to draw out arms and legs.
Got to love how you at 36:53 just casually break one of the fundamental limitations of subsurface modelling when creasing sharp detail on curved surface without getting any nasty artifacts.
only 2 minutes into the video and already STUNNED!!! by your skills! My god, from a sphere mesh all the way up to the human body and from there on the amazing armor modelling!! thumbs in the air for you, keep up the great work!!
I can't do sculpting but thanks to you fly cat i can now model characters by following the modelling procedure you used on Neeko 3D 😊 I will always watch your vids keep up And thanks flycat 🙂 and as always your characters are hella awesome!
Been subbed to you for awhile now and I greatly appreciate your videos! Watching every video teaches me something new and I've been using Blender since 2013! I'm honestly thankful for these since it shows you don't need any paid software to make great art, just Blender and alot of patience.
I'm just watching all your videos as it's both fun and the way I learn things, it's very nice and relaxing, especially since I'm now going to sleep. I chose this one to go to sleep on because I know It's just Lawbringer from For Honor, which is my favorite character in the game, this is a fun and relaxing watch that I'm learning from, I know the video is old, but thank you for all these videos I get to watch as well as for making this amazing content for everyone else to enjoy just as I am.
Very pro, I'd like your work. Never see people make basemesh from sphere like that. I'm impressed. Btw, I think you should use official blender community badge for the video thumbnail instead of blender logo.
Just got done modelling some armor for about 4 hours and only got the top half done. Then I look at this and you've made some 4X better with no reference at a much faster pace... I have a long way to go...
I don't understand why you'd model an object then manually mirror it to the other part of the body, take example with the knee guard from around 12:56, is there any special reason for that? But great video walkthrough by the way.
Really cool model, your cloth and the steel look on the pollaxe is phenomenal. But as someone who knows (mostly) how to make armour it's fun to see someone who doesn't know the purpose of some parts and just adding them in 'because it looks right'. Don't get me wrong, it looks great. The detailing is nice and the understanding of materials is there. I'm envious as shit of your cloth. My best example though is the belt on the upper chest piece. What is that for? I know that medieval armours can have a belt there. But on this model it's just a belt that sits on one of the metal lames of the cuirass. It connects the lame to itself. Which makes its only purpose decorative. Which is fine. But the true purpose of that belt, is to connect the upper half of a cuirass to the bottom half. Making it so that the bottom half fits snuggly to the upper part instead of jutting out. But since this models cuirass is one piece (another pet peeve, how does he get it on?) this function is not required. The model is filled with such little details that i notice because i know how it should work and thusly i notice them being wrong. It's obvious you haven't gone for a historical look. With those chonky thicc plates and spikes and shit. It's cool stuff, i like the look. But nit picky people will notice the inaccuracies. (I guess nit picky people like me :P) If you ever want to do a hyper realism historical model you have to learn it. But for this highly stylised and exaggerated fantasy look it looks nice as is. I'd just think it was way cooler if all the little details were spot on. But i try to not be too picky with peoples hard work. Again, cool model, great material knowledge and control over the program.
Strictly speaking, it should be the upper arm bone that controls how much deform you have, but the pauldrons you might want anchor to the upper chest bone or if you need it to be very manipulatable you can create a separate bone that is parented to one of the two previous ones that controls only the pauldrons.
Super 😍 your are really great👍👏. Your modeling super. I can't able to tell with my chating Super sister 👍 your modeling is very very beautiful😍✨Your model also is very beautiful 😍✨ Remember me I am dilleswar rao. Thank you for your videos. Bye
Awesome model but please rename your objects in the collections. I can't stress this enough to everyone. Take it as a personal advice on workflow. If you start working as a 3d artist, every supervisor, every single one will require you to do it. And it is better to rename everything as you go rather than all at the end
So I've always been curious about this. Do you create the character first and then create it again for the video, or is it raw modeling purely from imagination? Cause I seem to need dozens of references for armour and clothing and and I screw with one armour piece for like an hour trying to get it looking how I want. I def cant mock up a whole armour set in one go, as I spend far too long figuring out what I want the next piece to look like and trying to make it look good. Currently going on 4 weeks for my current character, and I'm still not happy with it really.
I imagine it just takes time man. I'm going to be starting doing this soon, ( I haven't even touched blender before as of writing this comment) but I am an audio engineer and musician. Some of the things I do now easily is stuff that when I started I never would have even thought that I could do it. About a year and a half ago, I decided to branch out from my roots (metal) and composed some cinematic/trailer/cutscenes styled medevalish music. It went great, and I had no idea where to start, I just did it. At some point it's less about referencing and more about trusting your skill, at least for me it is.
@@atgvolumes6772 Yeah, in the year since I made that comment I learned a lot and found out that It's what most people call a visual library. The goal is to work on certain things long enough until you know what it should look like from memory. Also, good luck starting out. It can be a bit frustrated at first trying to figure out how things work, but It's def worth pursuing in the long run.
@@pyros. absolutely man, I'm happy to see you get it all figured out! And yeah I definitely am expecting a massive challenge, but I'm confident after learning 2 separate softwares for music, and on my way to learning a third, plus various plugins and audio "rules" and then learning how to properly break those rules.
I'm gonna add that if anybody is confused on why his snake hook works like this at the beginning of the video when he makes the base mesh, he has dynamic topology turned on to allow him to draw out arms and legs.
that answers that question lol.
Is it topography or topology
@@Wenedi your right lol thanks for correcting my dumb spelling mistake.
I have a big question do i need model body if my model is covered by armour fully bc my friend said no all u need is sculpt head
@@jonsin7671 if your character is fully covered in armor then no need to model body, games do that to save performance
That "To be continued" at the end of your vid is the greatest cliffhanger since Empire Strikes Back
Your work is fantastic!
Very well done, thx for sharing - and great you are using my VUR Screencast keys addon:-)
I didn’t expect to see you here
@@grimmcreeper192 Why not, it's youtube and a Blender 2.9 video:-)
- Normies : "You have to block out your characters"
- This guy : F*** that shit
He just got so good at it that he just Block-Out-Characters in his head.
Got to love how you at 36:53 just casually break one of the fundamental limitations of subsurface modelling when creasing sharp detail on curved surface without getting any nasty artifacts.
can you explain a little bit more of that?
@@martinlibrefree Normally when you do that the extruded curves come out in different directions, it's really annoying
only 2 minutes into the video and already STUNNED!!! by your skills! My god, from a sphere mesh all the way up to the human body and from there on the amazing armor modelling!! thumbs in the air for you, keep up the great work!!
I’m very new to graphic design, this is amazing I can watch this all day.
It's awesome to see how creative you are with mostly basic tools! your artwork and flow is amazing, keep it up!
Thanks
Dude i dont get how u add the armor i have the plane
You make this look easy.
Admire your patience. Trying to model armor of my own, for, like, weeks.
That's my older doughter's birthday, and who's gotta gift is me !! Thank you soooo much !! Amazing tuto !
I can't do sculpting but thanks to you fly cat i can now model characters by following the modelling procedure you used on Neeko 3D 😊
I will always watch your vids keep up And thanks flycat 🙂 and as always your characters are hella awesome!
Just perfect even the small details
Thanks for this, I was really intimidated when trying to create an armour for a character but your style made it much more manageable for me.
Thanks alot for ur support FlyCat your clearly on the next level, I enjoy both your background music and video tutorials
Man
You give me so much hope
then I open up blender and I can't
Been subbed to you for awhile now and I greatly appreciate your videos!
Watching every video teaches me something new and I've been using Blender since 2013!
I'm honestly thankful for these since it shows you don't need any paid software to make great art, just Blender and alot of patience.
need 10 hour version of this armor modeling tutorial so i can learn if you don't mind making it
10 hours?? My god that's impossible 🤣
Возможно вы имеете ввиду замедленную версию. Смотрю на x 0,25 но этого замедления не достаточно чтобы уследить за всеми действиями
@@АльбертЕрофееввы можете скачать данное видео а после уже на своём плеере выставить скорость ниже. Но есть вероятность, что будут скачки.
you could put in 0.25 velocity... that's what the russian guy Said i guess
Velocity@@arparthur
Prácticamente fue box modeling, te quedo muy original y genial, también gracias por compartir tú método de creación ^u^
after i watched that amazing workflow i learned very important thing ( model smarter not harder )
IT LOOKS SO GOOD 😭
gorgeous!!!
I've been planning on delving into modelling. Mostly wanted to make armor concepts in 3d. This is going to be really helpful
Amazing video! I love the design and it's truly inspiring. Thank you for showing your workflow in making this! ❤
This looks so awesome. I hope I get to this level one day.
Bro that way to make the base mesh it's so good :0
helped me a lot with my first attempt at armor. thanks for uploading this!
Ad mortem, inimīcus!
Incredibilis, infirmus, etiam!
as a player who use the samurai heroes most of the time, I shall run
Was having a rough day start your video really helped.
I see that the mountain got new outfit.. Cool
I'm just watching all your videos as it's both fun and the way I learn things, it's very nice and relaxing, especially since I'm now going to sleep. I chose this one to go to sleep on because I know It's just Lawbringer from For Honor, which is my favorite character in the game, this is a fun and relaxing watch that I'm learning from, I know the video is old, but thank you for all these videos I get to watch as well as for making this amazing content for everyone else to enjoy just as I am.
Very pro, I'd like your work. Never see people make basemesh from sphere like that. I'm impressed. Btw, I think you should use official blender community badge for the video thumbnail instead of blender logo.
Spicy spicy, I'm learning new stuff with every post from ya
i have been trying to follow this but i cant figure out what you are doing at 2:35 inside the body, could you explain?
I love the visual pun in your intro
My jaw dropped in slomotion. Wish i could do that.
Красиво, молодец) И за музыку отдельное спасибо)
You are a beast and have won a subscriber. Keep it up!
Still waiting for the other parts!! Can’t wait to see :) great job
How is the Grey in his models so appealing, it looks soooo good, and its dsrk too, meanwhile mine always looks so flat and grey
This kind of videos motivates me to make more 3d models. U are cool, man)
Just got done modelling some armor for about 4 hours and only got the top half done. Then I look at this and you've made some 4X better with no reference at a much faster pace... I have a long way to go...
wow, this is really impressive!
thanks for sharing; really nice work on that! taught me that using the solidifier really makes things a ton easier
For anyone who wants: slow down the video to 0,25. Enjoy the detailed tutorial
i try my best but can you help me with his clothe work? I cant get it done
Cant wait to see this rigged up!
Шикарно, очень много мелких проработанных деталей
amazing work
Thats nice man!!
That was extremely mind-blowing
I can feel your time consumption
I hope that was more then worth
Nice one buddy keep it up you are so good
The best in the game 🙌
This is excellent ✨
this is sick awesome dude,,keep doing ♠
Beautiful work!!!
Beautiful I like your model 👏
I like the armor, nice modelling.
awesome work
Wow, this is amazing!
This is incredible
I don't understand why you'd model an object then manually mirror it to the other part of the body, take example with the knee guard from around 12:56, is there any special reason for that?
But great video walkthrough by the way.
No, not any special reason, just temporary cause of laziness. I totally can mirror it once done the knee armor. Thank you.
13:36 momentary pause for hysterical laughing at sphere-head
I draw inspiration and experience from each of your videos. Keep creating in the same spirit! Good luck!
P.S. Sorry for my possibly incorrect English
Thanks, "P.S. Sorry for my possibly incorrect English" - Don't worry, me too! lol
amazing work
This is amazing! You helped me a lot! Keep up doing great things. :)
Khi nào a có thể chia sẻ những seri hướng dẫn thực hiện được k a? Những tác phẩm của a rất ấn tượng!!
Hi ! ThankQ for your video man ! I wanted to do like u but i can join 2 points like in 4:30-4:40 min ! How did u do that ? Can u explain pls
nice work!
Hi! the video are amazing, can you make a short video explain how to use multires to make those cloth parts, please! Thank you
Ok f*ck the armor, it was easy. Im really impressed by body sculpting. Like REALLY IMPRESSED
Lawbringer from For Honor!
This modelling armour is amazing. How you model this armour staff could you please do us one from scratch. Thanks for the wonderful show off video.
how do you make those edges with the solidifier modifier? gives me weird artifacts or do you not use the solidifier? looks amazing my dude!!!
It reminds me 'The Witcher 3:Wild Hunt'
Amazing video,you're my inspiration.
I'm learning a lot from your videos)))
اسطوررررة ❤❤
I didn't think making the base would be so easy, the armor however I expected to be this difficult.
Woww super!! U sculpt a dragon?? Like the Medieval epic stories!!
Verry good.Thank you.
Really cool model, your cloth and the steel look on the pollaxe is phenomenal.
But as someone who knows (mostly) how to make armour it's fun to see someone who doesn't know the purpose of some parts and just adding them in 'because it looks right'.
Don't get me wrong, it looks great. The detailing is nice and the understanding of materials is there. I'm envious as shit of your cloth.
My best example though is the belt on the upper chest piece.
What is that for? I know that medieval armours can have a belt there. But on this model it's just a belt that sits on one of the metal lames of the cuirass. It connects the lame to itself.
Which makes its only purpose decorative. Which is fine.
But the true purpose of that belt, is to connect the upper half of a cuirass to the bottom half. Making it so that the bottom half fits snuggly to the upper part instead of jutting out.
But since this models cuirass is one piece (another pet peeve, how does he get it on?) this function is not required.
The model is filled with such little details that i notice because i know how it should work and thusly i notice them being wrong.
It's obvious you haven't gone for a historical look. With those chonky thicc plates and spikes and shit. It's cool stuff, i like the look. But nit picky people will notice the inaccuracies. (I guess nit picky people like me :P)
If you ever want to do a hyper realism historical model you have to learn it.
But for this highly stylised and exaggerated fantasy look it looks nice as is. I'd just think it was way cooler if all the little details were spot on. But i try to not be too picky with peoples hard work.
Again, cool model, great material knowledge and control over the program.
bro this is soo neet
can ya make this tutorial slower?, also can you rig this character with bones to move and animate it?
I came for Blender, stayed for the music.
Generally how long would you say it takes you to make these models? a day?
And this is how law bringer came to be. (for honor)
Did you use shrinkwrap to keep the armor close to the body?
Im highkey trying to make a cloak right now and i hope this is the reprieve i need to complete it
will part 2 be coming? I love your videos and watch every one a million times thank you!
Hi, you have the complete video whith out time lapse?, i need to undestern what tools you manage its the best tutorías of armor i saw útil now
How many hours/days did it take to create this? 😱 Amazing work!
very cool, dude! thank You. how did You make the slash scratches on the axe head? was too fast for me :P
How would you rig the shoulder armor/pauldrons? Which bone or bones would deform the vertices of the shoulder armour?
Strictly speaking, it should be the upper arm bone that controls how much deform you have, but the pauldrons you might want anchor to the upper chest bone or if you need it to be very manipulatable you can create a separate bone that is parented to one of the two previous ones that controls only the pauldrons.
@@Kio_Kurashi Thanks those are some great ideas that I will try.
not bad.
but the question is whether all this needs to retop?
Nice..what matcap are you using?
53:15 how did you do that?
that's lawbringer from for honor
awesome!!!
wow perfect
Super 😍 your are really great👍👏. Your modeling super. I can't able to tell with my chating Super sister 👍 your modeling is very very beautiful😍✨Your model also is very beautiful 😍✨
Remember me I am dilleswar rao. Thank you for your videos. Bye
Thanks Dilleswar, your works are great too.
Thank you
My name is dilleswar rao
Drawing with Dilleswar rao Oh, Dilleswar rao, my mistake
Ho no problem. Are you watched my videos
Awesome model but please rename your objects in the collections. I can't stress this enough to everyone. Take it as a personal advice on workflow. If you start working as a 3d artist, every supervisor, every single one will require you to do it. And it is better to rename everything as you go rather than all at the end
how did you make the eye holes for the helmet?
Nice! did oyu use references for this? Im curious to see them
So I've always been curious about this. Do you create the character first and then create it again for the video, or is it raw modeling purely from imagination?
Cause I seem to need dozens of references for armour and clothing and and I screw with one armour piece for like an hour trying to get it looking how I want.
I def cant mock up a whole armour set in one go, as I spend far too long figuring out what I want the next piece to look like and trying to make it look good. Currently going on 4 weeks for my current character, and I'm still not happy with it really.
I imagine it just takes time man. I'm going to be starting doing this soon, ( I haven't even touched blender before as of writing this comment) but I am an audio engineer and musician. Some of the things I do now easily is stuff that when I started I never would have even thought that I could do it. About a year and a half ago, I decided to branch out from my roots (metal) and composed some cinematic/trailer/cutscenes styled medevalish music. It went great, and I had no idea where to start, I just did it. At some point it's less about referencing and more about trusting your skill, at least for me it is.
@@atgvolumes6772 Yeah, in the year since I made that comment I learned a lot and found out that It's what most people call a visual library.
The goal is to work on certain things long enough until you know what it should look like from memory.
Also, good luck starting out. It can be a bit frustrated at first trying to figure out how things work, but It's def worth pursuing in the long run.
@@pyros. absolutely man, I'm happy to see you get it all figured out! And yeah I definitely am expecting a massive challenge, but I'm confident after learning 2 separate softwares for music, and on my way to learning a third, plus various plugins and audio "rules" and then learning how to properly break those rules.