this is the best video of this type i've found so far, you actually give good examples of what you want to use the brushes for as opposed to just what they look like to use
great breakdown. I've used Blender for a long time, but I still haven't become comfortable with sculpting so this helps a lot to give me some direction.
9:08 actually "Ctrl + grab brush" is used to pull or push the mesh along the face that is being holded no matter from where you are looking at it and I believe it works the same for the snake brush but it does a little weird. I discover that testing the secondary function of every brush but it took a while to realize that it was doing that lol, Nice videos though, I'm retaking sculpting on blender since I left it a couple of months ago and your videos have been very helpful, Thanks :D
The reason why you would start with a subdivided cube is to enable good face topology which will be so crucial when creating seams for uv maps at the later stages. I have been using it with quad remesher and it gives excellent results saving hours retopologizing by hand.
Yes it does surprisingly. I did 2 similar head sculpts one using the isosphere and another using the subdivided cube. After sculpting the subdivided cube gave proper front facing loops that allows you to easily create seams for uv. The isosphere i have to go in manually recutting to create proper seams.
This is great, thanks for posting! Random question but when your sculpting, can you change the colours of your object or can it only be grey or brown/red colour?
Do you have a full body realistic character sculpting tutorial for Blender 2.9 ? I'd be happy to pay for one. I like the way you explain in such a simple and concise manner.
Hi, I love your guides. I just recently discovered blender, please tell me how to make a symmetrical use of the brush, like in this video? That is, the simultaneous use of the brush at two points. Sorry for my bad еnglish:)
Thanks! I have covered facial anatomy on stream before. These might be what you're looking for: ua-cam.com/video/ebULbt57BpA/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/BIr_gvj4cUI/v-deo.html
this is the best video of this type i've found so far, you actually give good examples of what you want to use the brushes for as opposed to just what they look like to use
great breakdown. I've used Blender for a long time, but I still haven't become comfortable with sculpting so this helps a lot to give me some direction.
9:08 actually "Ctrl + grab brush" is used to pull or push the mesh along the face that is being holded no matter from where you are looking at it and I believe it works the same for the snake brush but it does a little weird. I discover that testing the secondary function of every brush but it took a while to realize that it was doing that lol, Nice videos though, I'm retaking sculpting on blender since I left it a couple of months ago and your videos have been very helpful, Thanks :D
Thanks. Yeah I think you're right. :)
your videos help a lot man, after finding out how to use the "auto remesh" its really helped me out thank you for these vids :)
Thanks! I'm happy I can help. :)
The reason why you would start with a subdivided cube is to enable good face topology which will be so crucial when creating seams for uv maps at the later stages. I have been using it with quad remesher and it gives excellent results saving hours retopologizing by hand.
I agree, but if you use quad remesher, does it matter what topology the original mesh has?
Yes it does surprisingly. I did 2 similar head sculpts one using the isosphere and another using the subdivided cube. After sculpting the subdivided cube gave proper front facing loops that allows you to easily create seams for uv. The isosphere i have to go in manually recutting to create proper seams.
Thanks a lot for the tutorial!
Can I just ask what are the empties in the middle for? Are they there only for your sense of direction?
They control my camera. The camera focuses on one of them, and the other one controls the depth of field. :)
@@Noggi_3D oh, that's very smart, thanks!!
This is great, thanks for posting!
Random question but when your sculpting, can you change the colours of your object or can it only be grey or brown/red colour?
You can use vertex painting to add colors. :)
Do you have a full body realistic character sculpting tutorial for Blender 2.9 ? I'd be happy to pay for one. I like the way you explain in such a simple and concise manner.
I have a lot of topics I want to cover in the near future. A full body anatomy tutorial is definitely one of them. :)
Great video an amazing sculpting! What graphic tablet do you use?
Thanks! I currently use an X-Pen DECO L Wireless Tablet. :)
@@Noggi_3D Great! Thanks for answering =)
Hi, I love your guides. I just recently discovered blender, please tell me how to make a symmetrical use of the brush, like in this video? That is, the simultaneous use of the brush at two points. Sorry for my bad еnglish:)
You can find the Symmetry setting in the Brush settings. I use X-Symmetry. :)
ohman, how do you have your scripting editor to your chat box? I'm really staunted on that
I just opened a Text editor window and put the chat overlay on top of it. :)
@@Noggi_3D clever haha. Btw good tutorial
@@drtringuyenzmc haha! thanks. :)
Hey man, love your content, they are super helpful. How long have you been learning blender? Your work is amazing :o
Thank you, I appreciate it. I started learning Blender roughly 2 years ago. :)
keep it up these tutorials Helps me a lot can you make a video on how to sculpt Face anatomy please
Thanks! I have covered facial anatomy on stream before. These might be what you're looking for:
ua-cam.com/video/ebULbt57BpA/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/BIr_gvj4cUI/v-deo.html
@@Noggi_3D Thank you so much
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Just set it to only add geometry
Thanks, good tip!
What about remesh?
I remesh after I've finished my sculpt. :)
I only need 2 :)
You could probably even do it with 1. :D
@@Noggi_3D maybe