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Normally there's the outliner at the top right corner. This panel describes everything you have on the scene. You should find your 3D character in it. Then next to it there's some icons...the eye icon is the one you're need to check...if the eye is close that's mean your 3D character isn't visible...to solve it just click on the close eye icon to open it...and the 3D character will appear again. I hope this will help you. 🙂👍

@@tuat555 Ive tried that, but it still didn't show up

Ummm okay 🤔 I'm not sure of the issue. I have to double check the link of the 3D character. It been a while I got the character and recently the author of the model update the file on his GUMROAD and I don't know if things were change from the version I got. You got it from the GUMROAD right?

For this question...I'm not really sure...do you mean the symmetry? For example when you move one the arms...both arms moves?

Thank you so much for your AWESOME comment, I really appreciate your support 🙏😊❤️🔥

Yes it is 😊👍. The walk cycle took me some times compared to the other simple shots 😅.

@@tuat555 how many time you have for do this. I try to use all my free time but still is to short.

I'm kinda happy that I decently nail it 😄👌

Let's go!!! ✨️👊😁💯

That would be THE surprise of the year👍 haha

❤️🙏thank you so much, it was fun to make it🤩✨️

Cheers 🙏❤️! Well I can definitely tell those paws were crazy to study 🥵😊haha👌✨️

Thank you!!! 💪❤️🔥

Hummm yeah I know what you mean 🤔. Basically the interpolate action cam only happens on one layer at the time. In case of many layer...unfortunately you cannot😕. The only way is to gather all layers into one... for now this is what it is, I'm hoping for new updates on that 🌟. Cheers! 😁👍

@@tuat555 Oh thanks for the reply! Yeah I'm still trying to figure out grease pencil and find a good workflow. I really like the way you do it where you keep your same lines and just move them around and interpolate between them. I just want a cleaner way to do that with multiple layers haha

Definitely my no.1 shortcut that I'm relying on, on any of my projects 😁👍💯✨️

@@tuat555 me too lol

You're welcome 😊👍✨️

Cheers 🙏😊✨️

By the time I was using this model it was the only one available🤔. I haven't check if the original creator made more in that way👍.

@@tuat555 tbh you got a sub because you actually reply rather than ignoring

@@wobbo-gaming8494 thank you, you are awesome 🙏✨️, I'm actually doing my best on that side, replying to everyone questions 😊👍.

Do you mean to import it in Blender? If it the case here what you can do. If your model is a blend file you can use the APPEND option to bring your model in the scene. In the other hand if your model has different format name like fbx file, obj, dae, etc... IMPORT will be the option to use. Hope this helps 🙂👍.

I really appreciate your feedback thank you so much 🙏😊✨️

I'm so sorry for the late reply. Did you find any solution yet? If I understand your issue you want to shade a circle with 2 colors : a main color + a secondary color for the shade right? Like this moon icon 🌖 isn't it?

😁👍 yayyy!!!✨️

Thank you bro 🙏😊, my laptop almost got sick with all of these freaking fx that I put 😅🤣 haha

@@tuat555 its realy amasing job, I like the move in it and the final color.

Hey 👋😊!!! Hummm I see🤔 to be honest background painting is one of my weaknesses and like you probably did I watched tones of youtube videos...few of them gave me tips but the practice was taught me a lot...with many fails too...I could try to explain my process so I will do my best to make one. 😁👍

@@tuat555 ohok

The Blender file is set on 24fps and I animated the shot on 4 (so the render is les smooth than the original but helps for working faster) 😃👍

@@tuat555 excellent, I wonder if anyone made 30fps or 60fps Would be smoother and game changer if the output is good. Thank you, Expecting more from u ❤️

I don't know either but if someone does, that should be definitely looks impressive 😁👌. Thank you man, such a pleasure to be here and share 🙏✨️

Haha 😊 thank you! It's been a while 🙏🌟

Wow how did I miss your comment 😱, all my apologies 🙇‍♂️. First thank you so much for following this tutorial I'm glad to hear your learned a lot 😊👍✨️. And for your question about changing a color already filled the answer is YES it's possible 😎👌. Quite hard to explain by words but I will give it a try. 1) in the material tab you need to lock the SOLID STROKE material to prevent selecting the lines while selecting the filled areas. 2) in EDIT mode with the "select tool" select the color section you want to change the color. It should have an orange outline when selected. 3) next go the VERTEX PAINT mode. By pressing "2" (not the numpad2) you will see the previous selection you made. Then on the first tool selected called "Draw" (the paint brush 🖌 icon) click on the green sample color just above to choose your desired color to replace. And simply apply by clicking once and moving your hand like if you coloring IRL. 4) the best tool for instant change is the other paint brush 🖌 with this sign 🔄 called "replace". Same process pick the new color then within a click on the area to change, it will instantly apply the color. I hope my explanations will help you. 🙏cheers!!!

​@@tuat555 Hi tuat! I've just returned from a long business trip. Thank you so much for your detailed reply! Really appreciate it! I'll try to follow your instructions soon and hope I can manage them finally. Once again, thank you for the tutorial! As a big Ghibli fan, I'm looking forward to seeing more tutorials from you in the future if possible. Wishing you all the best and hope you're having a wonderful day!

Cheers bro 🙏😁. I've busy with life these few months and this project was for derusting myself 😅 (not animating fir a while). I'm glad I'm still decent at it 😁👍haha

Cheers brother 🙏😊! Yeah it's actually good to have your feedback on your experience of making BG😁 because I knowyou do great work🔥. From the time being I do think painting my BG on Photoshop is a gain of time. Doing it Blender wasn't comfy (bit laggy) and it felt so different from a digital painting software. And like you said for only minor adjustments in Blender it's definitely worth👌. Who knows maybe with more practice I could change my mind and fully adopt painting in Blender😆 haha. Thanks again man, animating in Blender is such a pleasure!!!😃👍 You too man keep going the great work🔥

@@tuat555 Thanks, will do. I'm looking forward to your next piece.

Cheers brother, glad you like it🙏✨️! Indeed that will be a dream😁👍, I'm keeping hope 🤩!

I got you man 😎👌. I will do my best 👍 and try doing my next project with a mouse so I could teach tips and tricks 😁. Thank you so much for the sub, much appreciated 🌟

Its pretty hard to do that tho. But you can make a drawing pen for touch screen with a regular pen, cotton, and a wire. Theres plenty of tutorials out there

Ya but I don’t have a touch screen on my computer

I made this recent animation only with mouse to experiment the situation. And well...it's a different feeling but doable with practice 😁👍 czcams.com/users/shortspC0j3jsDJt8?feature=share

So I'm working on my laptop running Windows 11. The software I'm using is called Blender (version 4.1). And for drawing I'm using a mouse & pen tablet (Wacom Intuos Small) 😁👍

Thank you so much for your sweet comment I really appreciate 🙏❤. I was a bit worry because some prefer voice over tutorial than subtitles, so thank you so much for letting me know 😊. I'll do my best to redo video like this ✨️

Hi 👋😃. No worries I think it's because of the viewport shader. To fix this all new to do is to 1) look up on your viewport window on the top right corner. 2) You should find 4 spheres icons 3) I believe on your screen the second one is selected highlighted in blue. 4) just select the third one for = the material preview. 5) And voilà colors should be correct. Hope that help you.🙏✨️

@@tuat555 HAHA OMG MY BAD, THANKS🥲 i didnt expect u to reply really, thanks for helping, thankfully i almost give up on my project🥺 lovyuu

Cheers🙏✨️! I really appreciate your honest feedback💯. My apologies🙇‍♂️ for the lack of help without a voice over. I will my best to improve my contents and make more pleasant to watch 🌟

@@tuat555 please don’t get me wrong. I’ve learned a lot from the video and you are super talented!

You're very welcome and I'm glad to hear that thank you, have fun creating 😁👍✨️

😆👍 cheers!✨️

Yeah definitely agree with you 🥵👍

That's really awesome to hear 🙏😊✨️ THANK YOU!

Thank you sir 🙏🌟

The software is Blender 🙂 and in it you have Grease Pencil for making 2D inside of a 3D space 😊

Cheers brother 🤝😎

Cheers man 🙂. Indeed, it does take lots of practice to understand mostly how the software work. Learning at software it always a tough task but I would recommend you Blender because it's very complete, versatile and free + the software always receives updates so it constantly improving 😁. I did have a Totoro tutorial as an introduction for beginner (if you haven't seen yet you should find it in my channel 😉). In your case of making a short film I believe by learning the basics you could easily start making a movie. You might also need to fetch some infos about the process of making a movie (just for your understanding of the requirements needed). I'm pretty sure learning on the go is also a possibility for you to master a bit of everything. So you have to be really solid for that haha 😁🌟. I will do my best to show you a bit of everything hehe 😊