I know this tutorial is long overdue, Hopefully the next part won't take as long, waiting for your feedback and requests for the next part of this series, Thank you for watching :) Download the model from Gumroad >> bit.ly/Butterfly-3Dmodel
Thank you! I love it but I needed to use another reference for the legs because I couldn't find the one you used haha (It wasn't in the folder, noo). But still, it was so much easier to do a butterfly!!
Thank you, there areways to animate textures but I am not covering those in my tutorials, there are tutorials that cover texture animation using add-ons like anime all
I notice you didn't join the bodyparts together. Is this a better way to work? I mostly see other videos where they join the mesh together before rigging.
Sometimes, if you just don't have time to join all the body parts and if it will be too small to see the difference anyway in a larger scene, it depends on what you want to show in the scene Joining the parts together would make more realistic deformation, but for a butterfly, I don't think you would get close enough to see the actual deformation.
Hi, that's so good tutorial. I like it, thanks for this, i wish all the best for you. But have a question, how to add this in Adobe Premiere. Because it is frame by frame not video. So i confused. How should i add this?
Thank you for watching :) .. I am glad you like it, I am sure adobe premiere can read the frame by frame output from Blender as a clip with just drag and dropping all the frames, if not you should find import image sequence .. I don't use adobe premiere so I don't know for sure.
@@RG3DAnimationstudio Hi! Me again. My life has really changed after this video. Because after this tutorial, I loved the animation industry and learned a lot about animation & modeling. So I really wish you luck. And again I have a question for you :D Can I use this reference/texture in my short film? And I'll also include your name to Roll Caption.
I know this tutorial is long overdue, Hopefully the next part won't take as long, waiting for your feedback and requests for the next part of this series, Thank you for watching :)
Download the model from Gumroad >> bit.ly/Butterfly-3Dmodel
Excellent Work, many thanks for this, my Friend!! Just what I was looking for. 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for this. You're a G! God bless you.
You are really good at teaching us animation. I wanna see a 3d flying bird. ( remember Rio movie) 👍
I remember 😄 .. I will keep that in mind، thanks alot 🙌🏼
You are so skillful with explanations. Thank you so much!! 🦋🦋
Thank you so much, I really appreciate the encouragement, you are most welcome.
really liked your tutorial :) and your channel should have million of subscribers!
Thanks alot 🙏🏻🙏🏻
nice tutorial !
Thanks alot
my pleasure mate!
Your tuitorial is so clear,plz make charecter rigging tuitorial,🙏
Thank you so much, I am glad you like it, yes I am planning to make one very soon.
This was beautiful. Thank you so much.
I am glad you like it, you are most welcome ! :)
As a model request, a 2L soda/pop bottle. I am especially interested in how you would create the bottom shapes.
First request, Good one, thank you 😊
@@RG3DAnimationstudio Did I miss it?
Many thanks. Nicely done.
Wow, I learned so much from following this. Thank you so much!
In other butterfly tutorials the bump texturing and transparency of the wings is missing, thanks for showing us.
Thank you! I love it but I needed to use another reference for the legs because I couldn't find the one you used haha (It wasn't in the folder, noo). But still, it was so much easier to do a butterfly!!
Awesome Work! Detailed description for beginners and just overall a good tutorial!
I am really glad you found it useful, thank you so much!
U R Da´Best Bro!
Your tutorials are great. Thanks!
You are most welcome
Amazing tutorial! good explanations , it's easy to follow along and you get an awesome result!
Thank you so much, Glad to hear it
Thank you very much
wow, great video :) and thanks for this tutorial,
I'll put into practice
Thanks so much, Glad to hear to hear it, u r most welcome :)
Hello! I was looking for a tutorial like this one. Thank you very much.
I am glad you found it :) .. you are most welcome.
Thanks lovely tutorial !
I am glad you liked it
I still couldn't finish it phhh. But it looks so great from now. I hope I will follow your new tutorials.
Keep at it, let me know if you need any help
Bro you should were enable the Screencast key button.
really wish to see a full rigging video
The full rigging is a bit complicated for 1 video
Sir thats amazing.I am trying to make this.
Thank you, Great to hear :)
Are you a teacher? Amazing tutorial!
no I am not a teacher, that's really flattering tho, thank you so much :)
i cant find the butterfly photo with the leg helpp
great tut, could you please confirm that this texture is of a chestnut tiger butterfly? thank you very much
Estou com um problema de projeção da textura na malha, a função "Project from view" não funciona.
I didn't find the reference pic for the profile of the butterfly :,(
You can download it from the gumroad link
43:05 I arrived to this part and when I turn to edit mode, the armour becames invisible, can you explain what I did wrong? Thank you in advance 🙏🏻
hello! your link with images and textures is not working:( Please, can you reload it?🙏
Please try again, I tried and its working
The link for the photo of the butterfly has been blocked.
Could you please make another one?
Sure, I will do that, thank you for letting me know
Done please check the new link from gumroad, thanks again :)
Hello there i downloaded the blend file but it is a little bit messy,can you give more instructions on how to append this model ?
Thank you, I have answered your request on Patreon, please let me know if the problem persists
thank you for this awsome tutor! is there a way to make texture on its wing change in real time while it flying?
Thank you, there areways to animate textures but I am not covering those in my tutorials, there are tutorials that cover texture animation using add-ons like anime all
@@RG3DAnimationstudio thanks!
I notice you didn't join the bodyparts together.
Is this a better way to work? I mostly see other videos where they join the mesh together before rigging.
Sometimes, if you just don't have time to join all the body parts and if it will be too small to see the difference anyway in a larger scene, it depends on what you want to show in the scene
Joining the parts together would make more realistic deformation, but for a butterfly, I don't think you would get close enough to see the actual deformation.
@@RG3DAnimationstudio That makes sense, thanks ! :)
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Hi, that's so good tutorial. I like it, thanks for this, i wish all the best for you. But have a question, how to add this in Adobe Premiere. Because it is frame by frame not video. So i confused. How should i add this?
Thank you for watching :) .. I am glad you like it, I am sure adobe premiere can read the frame by frame output from Blender as a clip with just drag and dropping all the frames, if not you should find import image sequence .. I don't use adobe premiere so I don't know for sure.
@@RG3DAnimationstudio I got it. Thank you so much!!
@@RG3DAnimationstudio Hi! Me again. My life has really changed after this video. Because after this tutorial, I loved the animation industry and learned a lot about animation & modeling. So I really wish you luck.
And again I have a question for you :D
Can I use this reference/texture in my short film? And I'll also include your name to Roll Caption.
I am really glad to hear that, good luck with everything, yes you can use the texture and no need for mention :)
@@RG3DAnimationstudio Okey bro thanks a lot :)
What happened to part 1?
What do you mean ? A bit rushed ?
@@RG3DAnimationstudio [Body part 2]? where is part 1? I take it that this video is part 1 and 2? Your tutorials are incredible, BTW.
Oh I am sorry the presentation is a bit off, I named this series Blender on Demand , each video in the series will be a full tutorial for a new model
@@RG3DAnimationstudio O great! Thank you for the explanation.
nice jop
Thank you :)
@@RG3DAnimationstudio u are so pro i want be like u one day
is rigged model work on c4d ?
No, I don't think it will, unless you exporte it in DXF format and even then C4D might not read the armature correctly.