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What's your beginer Friendly advice?
i have this transparent plastic lid that im trying to design and i need it to be transparent to see under it but also transparent to render the other parts witch appear white here
I'm UV unwrapping something in Blender but every time I'm trying to edit a single vert is doing every instance of it. Is there a setting I should change?
Hii. I made this in a few days and I know there is a lot to improve, but I don't know which skill I should prioritize practicing because I think this is the best I can do rn. The style was supposed to prioritize plants to be detailed, i used images so I was thinking learning how to make them myself. Textures are the most fun, I've been experimenting with nodes. The people where made in VRoid and have emitter nodes that I didn't quite get how to turn that off.
Can you give me any recommendations? Thank youuuu
Hello everyone,
I’m a 21-year-old male and a student pursuing 3D artistry. Currently, I’m exploring multiple disciplines, including modeling, rigging, VFX for games, and game programming. I still have a year left in my studies and find myself at a crossroads.
I would describe my skills in modeling and rigging as intermediate, but I’m relatively new to game programming and VFX. While I’m passionate about learning all these areas, I’m wondering if I’ve taken on too much at once. Should I focus on one specialization instead?
I’m unsure if my current path is the right one, and I’d deeply appreciate your guidance. Is it better to pursue multiple skills, or should I narrow my focus to master one?
Thank you
I'm new to blender, are there any projects I can do that will teach me how to use certain tools on blender aswell as making something? E.g lighting, animation ect
Thanks if you can help
Hi! I've made this silly little guy, I just need to set up some decent lights, the stage, audio and so on... But I wanted to ask if anyone knows how to create Some kind of lighting for the portal. As the portal appears, I can't get the lights to stay off and then turn on with keyframes, is there any way to give it some kind of glow? Any general recommendations or ideas you would like to add?
Hi! I've made this silly little guy, I just need to set up some decent lights, the stage, audio and so on... But I wanted to ask if anyone knows how to create Some kind of lighting for the portal. As the portal appears, I can't get the lights to stay off and then turn on with keyframes, is there any way to give it some kind of glow? Any general recommendations or ideas you would like to add?
Hope you all like it :)
Don't know anyone IRL interested enough to give opinions on my work lol
Yo, so I'm in NZ and I'm about to enter a 3D art focused Degree and I was wondering what my expect wage should be upon graduating?
I'm hoping to work for weta workshop or weta digital. I understand they work you to the bone but I don't mind that if I'm getting paid $60 NZD an hour.
Is that a fair wage for a graduate seeking employment? I'll be graduating 2027 but my degree comes with an option to intern for a Christchurch company of your choosing.
Bachelor of Digital Screen with Hons is the degree btw if anybody interested (at UC)
If I'm way off don't be afraid to lower my expectations. Althought tbh idk how imma justify slaving away working 10-12 hour days for anything less than $40 an hour.
Can I get some tips and tricks and get preferences for tools, I'm looking at getting into 3d design to make oc art and cinematics cinematicany help on where to get started is appreciated 👏
I used real leaf textures and trunk textures, but something was missing, it didn't look as realistic! Any tips? 🤔