Wow, I'm just speechless, you truly are the master of teaching, I owe you so much ! 50 dollars for such a masterpiece including every software you are teaching is really really cheap in my opinion ! Thank you ! I really want to buy and create this as soon as I find the time ! :D
@@ChamferZone Hi there!!! Amazing tutorial, as usual. Do you plan to make anything like this, but modeling inside Blender? I would definitely buy. Cheers.
Absolutely epic tutorial! So good! I'm halfway through and it's easily one of the best tutorials out there! So much knowledge is shared here and everything is explained step by step. Brilliant! This man is an absolute ACE at what he does! Amazing tutorial!! 🔥🔥💪🙌
I already bought your AK47 class in YIHU, so good thank you so much.so love with your unwarp tutorial.so help, I am 35 just study to learn game design 1year, the reason I love this. because watch your video.bring me to this area. hope you can post more class with the game engine.I love to pay the class.
Does this course include the sword model ready to import into zbrush? I use Maya to model so I would just like to learn how to sculpt these details to the sword in zbrush. Pls let me know if the model is available in the course resources.
Im a big fan of your work Sir. I really love your art work and workflow. Just a question in mind tha why are you still using 3ds max for polygonal modeling ? Most of artists are recomending cinema4d,.modo, maya and blender. There are very rare artists who admire 3ds max. Im.also using 3ds max for last 5 years
There are still studios that use 3ds max, so I wouldn't rate one over the other. I'm currently using Maya at my current workplace but I consider inferior in many ways to Max and Blender when it comes to modeling. I used Blender at my previous job and Max before that. When you work for companies, you need to learn what they are using.
I will definitely buy this, just need to finish the mech tutorial first! With the quad remesher plugin for 3ds max, do you think the retopo will be a bit easier and less cleanup? Or will it just replace the zremesher part from zbrush ?
Hello :) I didn't have the chance to test the quad remesher plugin yet but from what it looks to me is that it's very similar to ZRemesher. ZRemesher however seems to have a few more options under the hood. But then like I said I didn't use that plugin yet so I can't really say much about it. I look forward trying it out though and I think Autodesk is also working on some auto retopo tool themselves from what I heard.
Hi Chamfer! I have a question, after completing your Revolver Tutorial would be to complex to follow this sword tutorial using blender and the knowledg we achieved in the Revolver Tutorial?
@@jacopodiprima4513 crack it, it's Autodesk man $$$... Save money on cracked software in order to buy soft who need you like iClone, Quixel or other small innovative companies , but yes I like Blender but I don't feel at home.. People should crack more Autodesk products since some times it seems that Blender is more popular now because people are lazy to crack ^^'
Very cool, I am gonna buy this for sure!!! The only thing is that I will be doing the first part in Cinema 4D and not 3DSMax, I am sure I can follow along with no problem as I know the modeling tools there. The only thing that I am a bit worried about is the Smoothing groups, I watched your video on the UV Unwrap, not sure how to do the Smoothing groups in C4D...?
Very late reply and I haven't used C4D before, but I've used Max, Blender and Maya. Smoothing groups is just how Max controls vertex normals, or in simpler terms - what edges are soft or hard(edges within the same smoothing group polygons are soft, and edges bordering different smoothing groups are hard). In Blender and Maya, this is largely done by marking specific edges as hard or soft rather than utilizing smoothing groups. Typically there's a function to automatically do it for you based on angles. If C4D doesn't have smoothing groups, it probably has something similar to Blender/Maya. As long as the right edges are hard or soft, it really shouldn't matter whether the software you use has smoothing groups or not.
Wie lang brauchst du bei einem Arbeitstag in der Firma für ein Objekt (3 LOD Level), mit allem drum und dran, als geübter 3D Designer? Konzeptionierst du die auch selber oder kriegst du Vorlagen aus dem Team?
omg this is epic... btw i have a question about h.poly step. cuz theres are that new fancy addon "quadremesher" and its like analog of a Zremesher inside of maya/max. Do you still use zRemesher/Dynamesh master in Zbrush?
Hello :) I can't really answer that with a straight yes but all I can tell you is that a lot of people followed my tutorials in the past with Maya and had great results with it. However that would of course also depend on your skill level and so on.
@@ElAjuanado Hey, how did the tutorial go with Maya? My main concern with Maya v Max is smoothing groups and some of the edit poly options. I figure no matter what you could get good results with Maya, but don't know how much of this tutorial depends on things Maya doesn't have. Thanks!
Hi Tim, I really like your tutorials. Already bought some. I have some questions about your workflow. What is your opinion on baking in Marmoset instead of Substance? and what about Blender Replacing ZBrush and 3DMax. Did you ever try it out? Best Chris
He might not have time to answer all the questions in this comment section. Better go to Chamferzone discord for a more real-time chat. For the Blender part, Tim is making new tutorials right now that I think it’s gonna replace those 2 software in the future eventually.
Did anyone have any issues when baking in substance painter? I baked the high to low following the video, but then you end up with the left side of the hilt missing.
Hello Error! I would recommend to follow either with ZBrush 2019 or with 2020! The reason for that is that ZRemesher got updated in the 2019 version and this is an essential part for when we create the lowpoly later on!
I don't think so. Well, you could try it, but I think it wil turn out really painful looking for all those modifiers and tools in Blender, that resemble the ones in the video. In case you are really proficient with Blender (modeling and unwrapping techniques), it could be a thing .
I've used both Max and Blender before. I haven't done the sword tutorial but I've done the grenade and gun tutorials so if this one is similar enough(setting aside the ZBrush part), I think it is possible. Blender at the very least has a modifier system similar to Max. Max's Chamfer modifier = Blender's Bevel. Max's Turbosmooth = Blender's Subdivision. I'd probably find it easier to do these tutorials using Blender than Maya which lacks modifiers completely. Though you have to expect that you can't follow the tutorials step by step anymore and will have to translate the knowledge across.
Wow, I'm just speechless, you truly are the master of teaching, I owe you so much ! 50 dollars for such a masterpiece including every software you are teaching is really really cheap in my opinion ! Thank you ! I really want to buy and create this as soon as I find the time ! :D
Thank you Mateo, I really appreciate it! :)
Another Tim Bergholz tutorial where you'll learn more in 10 hours than you did in 6 months of school
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Exactly
for real
Thanks guys, comments like these are truly what make me carry on creating tutorials 😊 - even if they take a 💩ton of time to get done.
@@ChamferZone Hi there!!! Amazing tutorial, as usual. Do you plan to make anything like this, but modeling inside Blender? I would definitely buy. Cheers.
Absolutely epic tutorial! So good! I'm halfway through and it's easily one of the best tutorials out there! So much knowledge is shared here and everything is explained step by step. Brilliant! This man is an absolute ACE at what he does! Amazing tutorial!! 🔥🔥💪🙌
I already bought your AK47 class in YIHU, so good thank you so much.so love with your unwarp tutorial.so help, I am 35 just study to learn game design 1year, the reason I love this. because watch your video.bring me to this area. hope you can post more class with the game engine.I love to pay the class.
Eres mi ídolo Tim eres el mejor del mundo.
cant believe its free i purchased the other tutorials and this one is like a dessert
Hello Playonce, this one is not free though.. The ZBrush intro and first two Mace chapters are!
@@ChamferZone gonna buy for sure cause it delivers result :D Very Niceee
Does this course include the sword model ready to import into zbrush? I use Maya to model so I would just like to learn how to sculpt these details to the sword in zbrush. Pls let me know if the model is available in the course resources.
oh. high quality tutorial. very nice
looks awesome !
Take my many! ))) nice work
Im a big fan of your work Sir. I really love your art work and workflow. Just a question in mind tha why are you still using 3ds max for polygonal modeling ? Most of artists are recomending cinema4d,.modo, maya and blender. There are very rare artists who admire 3ds max. Im.also using 3ds max for last 5 years
There are still studios that use 3ds max, so I wouldn't rate one over the other. I'm currently using Maya at my current workplace but I consider inferior in many ways to Max and Blender when it comes to modeling. I used Blender at my previous job and Max before that. When you work for companies, you need to learn what they are using.
I will definitely buy this, just need to finish the mech tutorial first! With the quad remesher plugin for 3ds max, do you think the retopo will be a bit easier and less cleanup? Or will it just replace the zremesher part from zbrush ?
Hello :) I didn't have the chance to test the quad remesher plugin yet but from what it looks to me is that it's very similar to ZRemesher. ZRemesher however seems to have a few more options under the hood. But then like I said I didn't use that plugin yet so I can't really say much about it. I look forward trying it out though and I think Autodesk is also working on some auto retopo tool themselves from what I heard.
@@ChamferZonealright, thanks for the answer and the awesome tutorials :)
Will be in steam?
Hi Chamfer! I have a question, after completing your Revolver Tutorial would be to complex to follow this sword tutorial using blender and the knowledg we achieved in the Revolver Tutorial?
Is it possible to follow along the 3ds max parts on blender?
You can install Max, I think it's easier than Blender for modeling and more complet anyway
@@FrancoFrames I'm more comfortable with blender and as a student i can't really afford max
@@jacopodiprima4513 crack it, it's Autodesk man $$$... Save money on cracked software in order to buy soft who need you like iClone, Quixel or other small innovative companies , but yes I like Blender but I don't feel at home.. People should crack more Autodesk products since some times it seems that Blender is more popular now because people are lazy to crack ^^'
Very cool, I am gonna buy this for sure!!! The only thing is that I will be doing the first part in Cinema 4D and not 3DSMax, I am sure I can follow along with no problem as I know the modeling tools there. The only thing that I am a bit worried about is the Smoothing groups, I watched your video on the UV Unwrap, not sure how to do the Smoothing groups in C4D...?
Very late reply and I haven't used C4D before, but I've used Max, Blender and Maya. Smoothing groups is just how Max controls vertex normals, or in simpler terms - what edges are soft or hard(edges within the same smoothing group polygons are soft, and edges bordering different smoothing groups are hard). In Blender and Maya, this is largely done by marking specific edges as hard or soft rather than utilizing smoothing groups. Typically there's a function to automatically do it for you based on angles. If C4D doesn't have smoothing groups, it probably has something similar to Blender/Maya. As long as the right edges are hard or soft, it really shouldn't matter whether the software you use has smoothing groups or not.
@@Wings012 This actually helps ALOT to understand :D THX for the reply :D
Cool!
Wie lang brauchst du bei einem Arbeitstag in der Firma für ein Objekt (3 LOD Level),
mit allem drum und dran, als geübter 3D Designer?
Konzeptionierst du die auch selber oder kriegst du Vorlagen aus dem Team?
omg this is epic... btw i have a question about h.poly step. cuz theres are that new fancy addon "quadremesher" and its like analog of a Zremesher inside of maya/max. Do you still use zRemesher/Dynamesh master in Zbrush?
I have a question :) Can I follow any of your tutorials using Maya? Not only including this one
Hello :) I can't really answer that with a straight yes but all I can tell you is that a lot of people followed my tutorials in the past with Maya and had great results with it. However that would of course also depend on your skill level and so on.
@@ChamferZone Thank you so much for the answer. I'm pretty comfortable with Maya. I'm gonna give it a try. :)
@@ElAjuanado Hey, how did the tutorial go with Maya? My main concern with Maya v Max is smoothing groups and some of the edit poly options. I figure no matter what you could get good results with Maya, but don't know how much of this tutorial depends on things Maya doesn't have. Thanks!
Cool
how I can buy this tutotial?
Hi Tim, I really like your tutorials. Already bought some. I have some questions about your workflow. What is your opinion on baking in Marmoset instead of Substance? and what about Blender Replacing ZBrush and 3DMax. Did you ever try it out? Best Chris
He might not have time to answer all the questions in this comment section. Better go to Chamferzone discord for a more real-time chat.
For the Blender part, Tim is making new tutorials right now that I think it’s gonna replace those 2 software in the future eventually.
monster work love it
Did anyone have any issues when baking in substance painter? I baked the high to low following the video, but then you end up with the left side of the hilt missing.
Do I absolutely need Zbrush 2020 or will older version suffice? And by old I mean as old as 2018.
Hello Error! I would recommend to follow either with ZBrush 2019 or with 2020! The reason for that is that ZRemesher got updated in the 2019 version and this is an essential part for when we create the lowpoly later on!
@@ChamferZone I see, thank you for getting back to me so quickly. Also amazing content as always.
it is good
Wow
i hope i cna afford to buy this tutorial
Hey,I have a question. Can I follow any of your tutorials using Blender instead of 3D Max?
I don't think so. Well, you could try it, but I think it wil turn out really painful looking for all those modifiers and tools in Blender, that resemble the ones in the video. In case you are really proficient with Blender (modeling and unwrapping techniques), it could be a thing .
I've used both Max and Blender before. I haven't done the sword tutorial but I've done the grenade and gun tutorials so if this one is similar enough(setting aside the ZBrush part), I think it is possible. Blender at the very least has a modifier system similar to Max. Max's Chamfer modifier = Blender's Bevel. Max's Turbosmooth = Blender's Subdivision. I'd probably find it easier to do these tutorials using Blender than Maya which lacks modifiers completely.
Though you have to expect that you can't follow the tutorials step by step anymore and will have to translate the knowledge across.
please could steam sale ?
Just take my money
50$ is too much that i cant really afford it please