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Why not just learn how to make your own Vtuber model and rig it? Have we thought of that? You dont need to buy a bunch of expensive models, if you can just make them yourself. If anything youll make money. If people can do it, you can learn how to do it too. Itll take effort, and time, but once you got it, youre set for your vtuber career. Make whatever new model you want, get crazy. For some reason, artists really dont like it when other people learn to draw and make art. You can teach yourself. Were all capable of learning. Youll be glad you did it.

Nice timing, today i were looking for expensive models. You have right that have nonsene. Only + that expensive model is necessery to produse own merch like toys or t-shirts . Maybe in the future i will can do it if my viewers donate me for this.

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You mention Hololive models not have the Z-axis properly rigged, but honestly, most VTubers go WAY overboard with it and it ends up looking ridiculous when they're constantly shrinking and growing as they move. I don't mind when it's a little, but it's distracting when it's a lot and I'd rather they take the Hololive way than dial it up so high.

This is why I made my own (3D) model with free programs to start out. VRoid Studio + VSeeFace have gotten me started and I'm pretty happy with what I have so far, if I do want a fancier model I've been trying to learn Live2D so I can rig it myself. But as someone who also does commissions and has had unexpected delays in one I've been working on right now, it's important to keep communication. I've been working on this (non model, just an art piece) commission for a month because we had some family emergencies come up, but I kept my commissioner in the loop and let them know there was a delay.

sound good. ill try

Thank you for this video its the truth even in irl and i admire every person that does what they want to that makes them happy and have fun

Shylily is the vtuber I watch when I am having a bad day. She is always in a good mood and really gives good advice. I love her positive energy<3

I wasted 378 dollar for a computer😭😭💀💀☝

Dyarikku opened one commission slot. It's £11,000 GBP ($14,146 USD/19,597 CAD/21,604 AUD as of the date of the post.) Yes high-quality != Expensive. Most vtubers with nice looking models, paid less than $2000 USD and many are still using them 3 years later. Vtuber models are not cars or housing, paying more money doesn't automatically make it better. 90% of emotional impact is through the eyes and voice. That is where the design should be focused.

I would love to see more content like this and I am happy to see that there are others who are below 25 in the community 💜💜

Can I create a character on a MacBook Air?‼️‼️

I spent no money! but I am saving to get a good model

I just made my model though vroid .. its free and easy and has so much to offer for creativity

Thank you for creating this video! Ive been so sad that I cant afford a top model/debut and feel like that is the only thing people encourage you to do 😭💜 This makes me feel better

Great video, informative, entertaining, and generally helpful :3 Thank you Mari for your time :D

I am a very slow artist myself but I often commission other artist too. I am actually in the process of commissioning a Live2D model and that process started at the beginning of the year and I just last month was asked to pay my deposit (the artist had a waitlist but she is someone I have followed for years before she even started doing VTuber models). But a lot of the commissions I do, I have the money go into a seperate account so I dont use it until the commission is complete. I also do a lot of commissions for friends and clients who i just trust from years of commissions and have them pay me after i've completed it. I know this is not the case for 90% of people but it's what works for me. New clients ofc I require upfront payment or deposits. But since I know I am slow I have it stated in my TOS that it will take a month or more.

Ah yes it's very important to save your money when vtubing, it's a struggle starting at first but you still can get a audience in different creative ways, like using free assets or making different content 💜

I actually want to become a vtuber but the advice all i gkt was "You dont" (´༎ຶ ͜ʖ ༎ຶ `)♡

'Yayyyy so excited to try out this stuff!!!!' (makes model) (VRoid crashes)

Hey I know this video is already 2 month "old" but just discovered it today. I really want to say, that I really love VTuber. It's because I also kind of admire them. I Would like to start VTubing as well but I lack the skills to that. It's really hard for me to do that. Also I do love how a lot kind of know, how they have to use the Model. Thank you also for the video because everything you said is right. Negativity creates more negativity. I had to learn that a couple of years ago as well.

It's a question of return on investment and risk vs. reward but, in the long run, I think the people who think they need an expensive or excellent model to get more views or more money is just a pipe dream on their part. Wanting to have them is one thing, needing is another.

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Another thing that a lot of these Vtubers need to understand that making these models takes TIME to get into a good quality, doesn't always mean expenstive. If they're asking their artist(s) to give them more stuff every month.... that's going to wear on the artist as well and thus the quality goes down as well because they have *other* orders to fill on top of that. So going for the most expensive for, Every. Single. Little. Thing, is going to cause burn out for even the artist. Good quality needs time as well. I'm making my own PNG model that have a swishing tail, my own layouts, my own twitch lables, my own assets, panels, badges, and even I tried to make my own stinger but I want to fix that because omg it looks so choppy but at least I figured out how the hell to make it work.... ish. But that's a whole other bag of worms. Do I sometimes want to just give my design to someone to make into a model? Oh hell yeah, because sometimes my energy levels are just out and gone. but I'm not going to learn anything if I just keep doing that, and I have a far bigger apperciation for those who do these things for a living because it's hard work. And I totally understand the burn out if they are forced to make a new version or a new toggle, or a new outfit every single month because that still takes time and energy. Even making assets and layouts takes time. (I took a good hour fixing up my TTRPG layout for the affiliate anniveristy and that's without boarders besides for myself being Judge, which I made a whole boarder for that specificly. and don't get me started how long the new bg for that layout took.) So yeah, I agree that you invest for better quality, not most expensive. You can find really good quality stuff on Kofi or etsy and work your way up over time as you build an audiance. If you can make your own stuff... do it. Because you'll just be so much prouder of yourself and what you've achived that I think it would also boost confidence. A friend of mine who isn't a vtuber created a whole layout for her art streams on Canva because she learned how to do graphic design and used that knowlage to help her build what she personally needed. You can make the free version work for you as long as you take the time to learn and understand how layout works and what works for your brand.

Will I need a computer?

My VTuber career was entirely built on bad advice and I regret it, but try to live with my decisions anyways. When I first became interested and discussed with the community whether or not to become a VTuber, I explained that I'm very shy and quiet. But VTuber discussion groups convinced me that "shy and quiet" would be a unique VTuber concept so I decided to give it a shot. Turns out no one wants to listen to someone who hardly talks. Im a well known game modder in some circles and people asked me to stream how I create mods. So I did. They got bored watching me code and left within 5 minutes.

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This video will help a lot of people and that's a good thing now you realize what's better for your career:D

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