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How do I into 3D modelling humanoids?
Mesh topology is an awful thing to deal with, because:
>sculpting: Generates far too much mesh detail
>box modelling: The resolution of one part of the mesh is going to affect the resolution of an unrelated part of the mesh, i.e. face and leg resolution can be connected
>triangle modelling: Tends to generate vertices that look pinched no matter how high you set the mesh subdivisions
S/fur
Nicholas Peterson
Jaxon Collins
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Dylan Edwards
I gotta say, these really are a nice pair of feet.
Logan Smith
depends on what sort of model you are trying to make
sculpting is best for a high poly model that you use to make normal maps, it can then be down-scaled for real time rendering
box/edge modelling is your best bet if you just want a low poly model
Really there is no easy answer for you, you're just going to have to read about topology, look at how other people's topology works, and practice making and rigging models to see how the surface topology affects deformation
For a humanoid model, you want to do the body as one part, and the face, hands, and feet separately - this way you can adjust the 'resolution' (number of tris) as needed - the body and limbs will likely have less than the face and hands, which typically need a higher poly count since they have a lot of stuff that needs to move packed in a small area
this is really only important if you plan on having a facial rig, individual moving fingers, etc. If you're going for a low poly look, you may want to just do the basic form of the hands and head, and then add your detail and facial expressions using textures
bedtime for real now, night!
Christian Mitchell
Nope, you posted in this thread. Now you have to wait until it 404s to gain every possible (you).
Now I have to as well.
Parker Peterson
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David Gomez
She looks like she has a nice personality in addition to her nice feet. I would let her pour wine for me and walk around on my carpeting all day long.
Christopher Brooks
I've found I'm fond of modelling out of triangles, but Blender's Catmull-Clark subdivision method turns them into quadrilaterals.
And it looks awful.
Christian Stewart
Every dog is a service if you use enough peanut butter
Carter Cox
I'mma need sauce on this
Luke Garcia
A quad is just two triangles. Most 3d modelling software will display faces as quads, they tend to be easier to work with. All the rendering calculations are ultimately done using tris though
Caleb Gutierrez
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Andrew Wright
nice feet
Jackson Powell
>nice feet
Foots*
Asher Reyes
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Jaxson Butler
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Brody Harris
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Owen Perez
Gimme your furry memes, whether insult or furry humour
Liam Ross
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Tyler Sullivan
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Landon Myers
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Tyler Morgan
That's no bump, that's a fucking lump.
Caleb Wright
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Liam Gutierrez
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Zachary Nguyen
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Leo White
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Nathan Bailey
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Ayden Collins
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Carson Williams
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Owen Ramirez
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Mason Lopez
This pic is FABULOUS
Asher Young
Those eyes look like they're trying to hatch a new universe.
Jose Campbell
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Robert Bennett
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David Diaz
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Benjamin Gutierrez
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Oliver Johnson
why no hfur :(
Asher Parker
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Sebastian Hernandez
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Evan Cook
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Dominic Murphy
Because no one made a thread for h/fur, why don't you?
Noah Ramirez
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Chase Jenkins
Zhali is my hermfu.
Adam Morris
>playing Ring Runner with a bunch of people I haven't seen before, rather than fucking Dr. Wolf
>"A1 is objectively the best ship"
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Ryder Turner
Creampies are bestpies.
Camden Morris
They get exponentially less nice every time that image is used, which is every single thread here
Jason Nguyen
the cock n' balls to tits n' ass ratio is way off in that picture, it's almost gay.
Zachary Peterson
not enough to start a thread. I've got three pics saved.
Joseph Reyes
it's funny that I still know what that image is
Austin Gomez
It's been lead on by other posts. Throw it at someone without context and sort out the real gods.
Kevin Baker
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Christian Hill
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Jason Howard
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Hunter Martin
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Henry Anderson
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Sebastian Barnes
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Brandon Cooper
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Hudson Evans
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Dominic Bailey
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Ian Cooper
I have never seen a desert.
And I've never seen anywhere that the horizon is a flat line, discounting flat-topped hills or looking out to sea.
Isaiah Parker
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Matthew Reed
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James Lopez
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Jose Gomez
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Jaxon Martinez
>simplicial complexes
>literally all contractible to a set of disjoint points, one for each component
>tough topology
Jacob Nguyen
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Colton Anderson
it is unlawful to cum outside her pussy
Juan Bennett
Too much jargon!
Brandon Rivera
Deserts are pretty dope, I live in one
Camden Wilson
If someone from a young age was going on and off HRT, never giving their body a chance to stabilise, could they slow down aging?
It might extend the period where their body is still developing.
Caleb Lee
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Sebastian Morris
it is unlawful to pull out...
ever
Easton Howard
Nice loss edit
Samuel Price
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Benjamin Morales
I've been looking for a picture
Of a furry sucking off a man with a coffee cup.
Jackson Myers
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Josiah Mitchell
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Aaron Phillips
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Jordan Morris
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Justin Moore
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Blake Baker
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Jason Cook
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James Bailey
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Carson Morgan
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Daniel Robinson
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Isaac Sanders
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Cooper Carter
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Brayden Foster
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Chase Ramirez
Is that a giant strawberry or is she really small?
Evan Gonzalez
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Nathaniel Brooks
Giant strawberry would be a safe bet
Wyatt Allen
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Nicholas Rivera
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Ryan Robinson
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Oliver Davis
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Gabriel Wright
OP you're trying to run before you can even crawl. Go read the sticky on /3/
Here are some topics for you to eventually learn about:
Retopology and Edge Flow for Animation and Deformation
High poly to Low poly Workflow (specifically baking details from a high poly to a low poly)
Low poly to high poly Sculpting (not as common anymore)
Quads vs Triangles and the importance of a Quad based design
Subdivision based Modeling (a bit deprecated, but important to understand how subdiv works)
Later on you're going to want to understand concepts like PBR Shaders, Complex Lighting setups (start with "Three Point Lighting"), Compositing (sub-topics include Color Theory, Color Balance, Film emulation, LUT utilization, render passes)
You really need to do humans and realism first before you can do characters. If you don't understand WHAT features are present, WHY they're being exaggerated, and HOW the proportions of those characteristics fit into the overall design and "appeal" (this is a very important concept), then you will have no way to correct mistakes, you'll just keep saying to yourself "This looks off but I don't know why".
Jaxon Roberts
Have a (you)
Ayden Reed
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Michael Cruz
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Jose Miller
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