Hey, thanks for spreading the word about the tool :) The tut is well done. I would advise turning the music down or off though. But good stuff regardless, subbed!
Thank you so much for the support and the sub! Honestly, I’m humbled and blown away that someone as successful as you would take the time to watch my video 😁 You're just as wholesome as I always thought you were! For me, having you comment is like meeting a celebrity! 😁 I'll definitely turn the music down next time and keep your advice in mind. Thanks again for watching-it truly means a lot!
@@Csaba_Kiss Nah, I am like most people: wholesome until I am not :) Re music: all of my videos don't have any music. Only one person ever recommend that I add some. On the other hand, I've had dozens of people randomly say "thank you for not having any music" haha
@@CGDive XD, fair point! 😄 I totally get it. To be honest, I’ve been adding music due to various reasons buuut the main reason is that my mic setup isn’t the best right now-no matter how much I tweak the audio, there’s still a bit of slight crackling noise. 😅 So the music helps mask that a bit. XD, But i will try to do something about it 😅
I'm sure this could be useful but at this speed, its basically unusable. If you want to make "fast" tutorials, what you should be doing is writing a concise script that gets right to the point and cuts out unnecessarily rambling or explanation. You shouldn't just be recording it and speeding it up. UA-cam has controls for that type of thing for a reason, if the video is too slow the viewer can do that themselves. It just makes no sense dude...this also isn't for entertainment, its to teach someone something. Just make it normal speed...
If the rambling here annoyed you, you definitely wouldn't have enjoyed the uncut version! 😂 Jokes aside, thanks for the feedback! My goal is to keep these tutorials quick and efficient for those who want to learn fast. But I understand it can sometimes be challenging to follow along, so I’ll work on balancing the speed better in upcoming videos! As for the explanations, I tried to cover every step because I believe that every detail can matter, regardless of experience level, especially for a process as delicate as this one. It’s crucial to pay attention to proportions and to be precise with how you move and handle the bones at the important steps (just as an example). Even a small misstep can mess things up-that’s just how Unreal is, unfortunately. 😅
There were some really useful tips here. Thanks for sharing!
You are very welcome ,I'am really glad it helped !😁🙏
Hey, thanks for spreading the word about the tool :)
The tut is well done. I would advise turning the music down or off though.
But good stuff regardless, subbed!
Thank you so much for the support and the sub! Honestly, I’m humbled and blown away that someone as successful as you would take the time to watch my video 😁
You're just as wholesome as I always thought you were! For me, having you comment is like meeting a celebrity! 😁 I'll definitely turn the music down next time and keep your advice in mind.
Thanks again for watching-it truly means a lot!
@@Csaba_Kiss
Nah, I am like most people: wholesome until I am not :)
Re music: all of my videos don't have any music. Only one person ever recommend that I add some. On the other hand, I've had dozens of people randomly say "thank you for not having any music" haha
@@CGDive XD, fair point! 😄 I totally get it. To be honest,
I’ve been adding music due to various reasons buuut the main reason is that my mic setup isn’t the best right now-no matter how much
I tweak the audio, there’s still a bit of slight crackling noise. 😅 So the music helps mask that a bit. XD, But i will try to do something about it 😅
I'm sure this could be useful but at this speed, its basically unusable. If you want to make "fast" tutorials, what you should be doing is writing a concise script that gets right to the point and cuts out unnecessarily rambling or explanation. You shouldn't just be recording it and speeding it up. UA-cam has controls for that type of thing for a reason, if the video is too slow the viewer can do that themselves. It just makes no sense dude...this also isn't for entertainment, its to teach someone something. Just make it normal speed...
Hmm, the important parts are in normal speed and repetitive stuff is sped up. Seems good to me!
If the rambling here annoyed you, you definitely wouldn't have enjoyed the uncut version! 😂 Jokes aside, thanks for the feedback! My goal is to keep these tutorials quick and efficient for those who want to learn fast. But I understand it can sometimes be challenging to follow along, so I’ll work on balancing the speed better in upcoming videos!
As for the explanations, I tried to cover every step because I believe that every detail can matter, regardless of experience level, especially for a process as delicate as this one. It’s crucial to pay attention to proportions and to be precise with how you move and handle the bones at the important steps (just as an example). Even a small misstep can mess things up-that’s just how Unreal is, unfortunately. 😅