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Published: 2014-01-16 17:44:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 3051; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 14
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After much working with Hexagon and its functions, I am really astonished how much easier Blender is.I really thaught Blender is complicated.
This is a practise model, I rendered reference pictures with Daz and V4.2.
ItΒ΄s still a WIP. Especially the hands, feets and the head.
Rendered in Blender with Cylces
Quality: 1K s/P
Time: 3 min
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Comments: 13
Did you do the mesh entirely from scratch yourself?
Iβm lazy, I start with a mesh from MakeHuman.
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I took reference renders from DAZ Studio and V4.2. But the modelling i did myself. I donΒ΄t know MakeHuman.
If you once have started you get motivated
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Just need to find a printable shortcut listing myself
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Yes the shortcuts are sometimes very confusing.
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Copied them to a Word file may try to sculpt my own human rather than use Make-Human
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I would recommend to model your first one with the standard grab point,extrude etc.... and finally smooth everything with subdivisions. In my eyes is sculpting a complete body too hard. Maybe model the rough mesh and then refine it with sculpting.
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Was thinking of doing it piecemeal then connecting and mirroring them.
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I found the tutorial again which i used: www.tutorialized.com/tutorial/β¦
He sayΒ΄s where xou have to look at and shows some good techniques.
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The one I started with (Although I had to look at the coffee cup one to figure out what I was doing wrong it was the difference inversions.)
Only done one so far: fav.me/d5khqmk
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Looks nice, perfect for learning the Water simulation
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Giving things a second try can unlock many things for you!
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