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I've gone ahead and posed my hand mesh you can see in the image above. I'd like to export it while keeping the pose intact. The method whether it is destructive or not doesn't concern me. I posed my hand using the bones which were selecting through an armature modifier. Thanks in advance.
Questions to those who has a job as any kind of 3D artist/designer/modeler/ etc.
23y. I started to trying myself in that direction when I was 19 to 21, and I found out that I have a passion for that stuff. So I was seriously looking for a job for about a year(maybe more), and still have struggles with it. I have knowledge of both Blender and Maya3D(mostly Blender), Substance Painter, and Photoshop with Illustrator. I was applying on LinkedIn, Indeed, ZipRecruiter, Dice, some stuff on UpWork, and anywhere I was applying to I was denied, even on the most basic postions. 😮💨
I just wanted to know how did you found your first job in that direction, how soon it happened and what do you think was the reason why you were accepted on that position? And maybe some hints like where else should I look for a job or what should I bring the most of attention to when I'm applying?
I'll be very pleased for any answer🙏. I honestly believe that this is the job I wanted myself to associate with and to dedicate my life.
Hey everyone, I wanted to share a suggestion I posted on Right-click Select regarding improvements to the Outliner UI, specifically for Linked Collections, Objects, and Data. It’s a bit niche, but I’m sure I’m not the only one who’s accidentally deleted Linked Collections across scenes. If you have any thoughts, feel free to chime in on the original thread. I’m open to feedback, and ultimately, I just hope it reaches the developers. Thanks!
https://blender.community/c/rightclickselect/GwxQ/?sorting=hot
Trying to make something like this but nothing i do looks quite right, does anyone know any way to make something similar?
Distortion always looks unnatural when i try to make it
Marker rest is product for hold three whiteboard marker on 45 degree with minimal style and no more fall !!
Part 2 for behind scenes soon!
#blender #product #design
This might be a dumb question,but i've made an animation that I'm happy with but it feels too slow,is there a way to make it move 2 times faster or something or change the frame rate?
By @jumpyvertex
I'm Brazilian and I'm going to public university this year. I'll study almost the whole day and I can't ver money by working, because the time. I really like modeling and animating when I see here, then I wanna do that too, learn this year and propably try to work with that on internet. But I really don't know where I can learn, How to learn, where I get job to get money with that, I need tips. Yeah, I was always an artist, but editing videos and drawing on paper, Just that.
I pressed the camera button “0” and when I got out of it it ruined my screen and I can no longer zoom in or out and as you can see I can barely move the view port, how could I fix it?
He sell hot dog
I have a photo of a dark silhouette man sitting in a chair holding a glass. I want to add ice cubes and have the glass move back n forth along with the ice. How can I do this? I have been looking on the internet but most are very complex edits. This one I feel is pretty straight forward
Hi everyone,
I recently bought a new PC specifically for rendering high-quality images for my work. My setup includes an Intel i9, 128GB RAM, and an RTX 4080 Super, yet Blender keeps crashing my entire system—even on small files.
Every time I try to render an image, one of two things happens:
This happens about 10 times a day, and it’s incredibly frustrating. I've tried countless YouTube tutorials and adjusted my render settings to much lower values, but nothing has helped. In some cases, my PC crashes even when performing simple tasks like snapping a basic cube with only 10 faces.
I would really appreciate a professional's help in troubleshooting this. If anyone has experience with this issue or suggestions on what might be causing it, I’d be very grateful!
feel free to ask questions,
Thanks in advance!