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Your tutorials are great! Why stop making them?

Hi, do you happen to know how to snap by vertex without going to edit mode ? The problem with these method is that when you move one of the object in edit mode to snap to other, the origin of the object remain in t he same position. So basically this method is not snaping object to other object by the vertex, it only move the mesh of the object to snap by other object's vertex. So when you move the mesh it will change the origin location of that object relative to the mesh, and I don't want that. thx b4.

Awesome Tutorial

Dang. I thought this was for a real object. Very cool looking though.

love this video i wanted it Thnak you

Subscribed just because of this simple tip :)

Excellent! Thank you for taking the time.

no music Better thx <3

ayy nice, I thought he looked familiar

Thnks u sister

The amount of pain you just saved.... Thank you!

Thanks Carol

How can we turn off the music so we can hear what you're saying?

i thought before...fill is for filling the overshadowed part and then rim placed always at the back of the model. and in this tutorial. you put fill light at behind of the model and before that i thought its a rim light. but i was wrong. it seems like rim to me and then im confused why you add another rim at the opposite side from fill. can you explain why?

Informative tutorial. In the newer versions of Blender, I am not able to move lights and image ref with the gizmo. I had to press G and then move it.

Nice!

Underrated. Coming from Maya the methods in Blender to change the pivot point (or origin as it is called there) are abysmally slow. Would love to see a followup video where you snap the object with such a prepared origin to other objects, components like faces and also with axis constrained positioning - because that's another thing I find cumbersome to do in Blender compared to Maya.

Thank you very much for this tutorial. I will have to try this soon. 🥰👌

can you please do a tactical vest tutorial , there is barely any out there , im kinda struggling , you showed military pouch so easily well done !

I am a 2D artist and currently in a process of learning 3D (ZB) I have few concepts that I am planning on converting into 3D (Hard surface/Organic Style) Is there a way I could show you my concepts and have your input on how I could approach through ZBRUSH ?

OMG! finally!,,, I can hear your beautiful voice...

Great approach towards thoroughness and comprehensibility in your tutorial. unfortunately the background music being SO LOUD, it was rather challenging to understand your voice. Could you kindly reload the Part 1 with a milder level of the above mentioned ? The Part 2 and 3 seems to be OK.

What is the name of addon?

Brilliant 🥰

at least a goood tutorial ! excellent

Thank you Carol!

Muchas gracias

There was a lot to learn in the tutorial. I was confused when using add-ons, but Carol's explanations helped me to sort things out. The add-on workflow was easy to learn because I could check it while working on the add-ons. One thing I found inconvenient in the tutorial was that the indicator that appears when you are pressing a shortcut is only shown for a moment, so I had to rewind many times to see what kind of key push I was doing. But I would be happy to hear about this again in Carol's tutorial. I am glad I purchased this tutorial. キャロル先生ありがとう！Thank U Carol Have a great day!

your videos is very helpful. please if you can upload new videos i'm really appreciate.

how do i activate the render display?

The dragging to control depth and divisions doesnt work for me, could you explain

cool video!!

nice tutorial👍

when I try to delete at the minute 4:23, everything in this zone is deleted from me, but the square is not created, tell me why it is deleted?

You should make more of these

Why are you rendering with your cpu?

It's a shame at 1:44 you say to activate render display without actually telling us how to do that. The entire rest of the tutorial doesn't work if you don't know how to do that. Very frustrating.

Hey such a nice tutorial!!

One thing you didn't do in this video is explain what the various lights are used for in three point lighting. I took a Audio and Video course, which explained it a bit, though I think I forgot most of the reasoning behind why three point light seems to be pretty standard. The only thing I do recall is that the fill light, if I recall correctly, is used to keep the subject's back lite up so you don't get a dark area around them on their back (or something like that). That's especially important for green screening, because darker spots tend not to key out well. The ring light keeps shadows from forming on the side of the body where you don't want them, and I think it's use to create a bit of a shadow on the other side. I might be wrong, but that's what kinda recall.

do you sell any course

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1:56 am press TAB not work machine tool

Thank you for this, question how do you get the rendered side to show in color? when i change it to rendered view it shows everything in the object view

3 sec into the video : the music is a nuissance . your voice is way sweeter and more important

Amazing, thank you

TKS for the GREAT lesson!

You r a life saver ! I was struggling with lights and now I know exactly what to do 😍🔓

(minor comment) The sound is a bit distracting but overall awesome tutorial 🤘

how to export map zbrush to sp

just bought your tutorial - learnt a lot when/how/why to use meshmachine - just finshed modelling video 1