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First time animating human (textures etc not finished yet). How did I do? Please, critique.
04:34 UTC
Gothic style lantern from Necrophosis
04:01 UTC
Cabin in woods Blender VFX
03:39 UTC
Looking for a site with a bunch of reference images for side/front view?
Is there any site out there that has a bunch of object reference images with a front/side view to use with 3d modeling? The idea is setup like in the image. There has to be something out there with this.. I mean there are tons of sites with HDR and Textures available, why not this? Plus, what is this called?
Thanks!
23:36 UTC
Simple trick for better edge wear texturing
17:08 UTC
Just started Loki's Helmet on the project im working on, gotta do a lot of fixes, just the start on
00:21 UTC
Brainstorm Ben 10 3d Omniverse
23:25 UTC
OC looking shiny in his new holo prison.
23:25 UTC
Smoothing a Torus
Good evening everyone. I'm relatively new to 3D modeling design and learning a lot. I'd like to ask for some help on a simple project. I'm making a custom signet ring for a friend, one we plan to get printed in titanium once the design is settled upon. I got the overall shape down perfectly but no matter what I try the torus I used to make the ring band still has a visibly geometric surface to it. I tested a PLA print on my Bambu A1 Mini and confirmed it doesn't smooth out when printed. Here's a screenshot of the model in Tinkercad. I currently have Meshmixer and Blender, though I'm still learning how to use both. Is there any way to make the ring band nice and smooth in any of these programs?
23:17 UTC
Smoothing a Torus
Good evening everyone. I'm relatively new to 3D modeling design and learning a lot. I'd like to ask for some help on a simple project. I'm making a custom signet ring for a friend, one we plan to get printed in titanium once the design is settled upon. I got the overall shape down perfectly but no matter what I try the torus I used to make the ring band still has a visibly geometric surface to it. I tested a PLA print on my Bambu A1 Mini and confirmed it doesn't smooth out when printed. Here's a screenshot of the model in Tinkercad. I currently have Meshmixer and Blender, though I'm still learning how to use both. Is there any way to make the ring band nice and smooth in any of these programs?
23:17 UTC
His name is RO.B
21:50 UTC
Just a Speed Sculpt
Made this speed sculpt of a monster head during my lunch break as daily practice. Not sure if will make this a whole character, but we’ll see. What you think ?
21:40 UTC
Parabolical
20:57 UTC
3D courses or smth like that?
Hi everyone! I just finished studying design, and now I'm looking to specialize and learn more about 3D modeling, sculpting, and animation. Do you have any recommendations for online academies or courses? Or maybe a YouTuber or Patreon creator I can subscribe to as a starting point?
I currently use Blender and Nomad Sculpt, so I'm open to suggestions for both programs. Thanks in advance, everyone!
19:52 UTC
Modern Subaru Starlite badge remaster
Over the past two days I put this badge together I combined both the new Subaru badge styles and the older ones. Designed it for easy 3D printing so it all comes apart and will need to be assembled.
19:36 UTC
First time ever posting here, would love to hear feedback [ Bone Dagger ]
18:45 UTC
Help an amateur find advanced software.... :)
Hi Redditors,
I need advice on choosing software for 3D modeling. A few months ago, the school where I work purchased 3D printers. Even though I teach history, the headmaster tasked me to learn how to use these printers so I could later teach students how to work with them. Besides 3D printing, I also got into modeling and discovered TinkerCAD. I’ve been teaching kids how to use it, and personally, I’ve fallen in love with modeling. I primarily focus on modeling historical buildings. I attaching some images of my work down below.
However, I’ve started to hit the limits of TinkerCAD. That’s why I’m looking for better software that isn’t too complicated. I tried Blender, but it feels way too advanced for me. I’m looking for something that’s a sort of middle ground between TinkerCAD and Blender. Can you recommend anything? I'm considering Plasticity or FreeCAD.
Thanks!
18:27 UTC
Used technology to achieve such effect?
Hey guys.
I was wondering what technology was used to achieve effect as in the music video 【MV】Creepy Nuts - オトノケ(Otonoke) ?
This looks like low-poly 3D Scan or something, but with motion capture as well?
Or do you think they just recreated artists from scratch and animated it?
I can say for sure that they downgraded FPS on finalized animation, but it's all i can actually see.
My goal is to achieve similar result with minimum time spent, will appreciate any thoughts, thank you!
18:01 UTC
3D modeling project Davinci Resolve Speed Editor
16:48 UTC
Eclipse by me, 2024, blender3d
16:38 UTC
Deep City underworld
Working in the Deep City underworld > r/DeepCityProject
16:21 UTC
Water effect
Hey, I just try to reproduce a 2D concept in a 3D style. Could someone suggest me which is the best way to create the water effect? Currently I'm using maya and zbrush for modelling/sculpting and probably I'll go to substance for texturing...for render I don't know yet, if arnold/vray or marmoset. Can you suggest me some tips? thanks
16:04 UTC
Me too bane, me too
15:34 UTC