Thankyou athena for explaining in easy to understand caveman language for me 🙏🙇♀️🙇♀️🙏 (I finally got time to sit down ,watch and absorb the tutorial 😭) I shall no longer ungabunga when I do physics 🤣🤣👌
Tbf because all of these individual settings affect each other, I'd say it's still mostly ungabunga trial and error. But I hope it gives a rough idea on how it generally works!!! ♡♡♡
Loved your video. You explained everything in a way it was easy to understand 💖 I do have a question though 😅I'm learning how to rig as well and what I don't understand is the booba with exposed cleavage part, like how is that supposed to look in its own separate layer? All other videos I've seen show covered clothing and I think that is easy to comprehend but I can't find any that explain the cleavage "V". I'm sorry for the long question🙈 any help would be greatly appreciated💕
Hi Mikka! I'm glad it was easy to understand, I try my best to write it that way! With most models I've worked on, the separate layer for the cleavag is just a lineart layer for the "V" or "|" cleavag line. Below it would be the shape of the base skin colour! Usually it's two circles (left and right) of the skin colour. The shadows are separated sometimes too but that's up to you! I use the lineart to give the illusion of the boba separating (during bounce), I just reduce the opacity of the V line so that it looks the way it would in real life! Edit: If it's still confusing, let me know and comment again! I can try to make a graphic!
If you mean the one on the .cmo3, I actually drew it myself!!! And I'm glad it helps! All the physics values affect each other so its difficult but I hope it makes more sense >
Thank you for watchinggg!!!
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Very educational, thank you as always 🙏
Thank you for always watching!!!
thank you so much! your channel and work are incredible and greatly appreciated 🙏❤
Thank you!!! I'm glad it helps !
I just discovered your channel recently…I’m so glad that I found such a gems TT thanks for sharing
Hi thank you for commenting waahhwhwhah! I'm glad it helps!! I wanna make more tutorials (i had some planned) but im a bit busy with uni TT;
Thankyou athena for explaining in easy to understand caveman language for me 🙏🙇♀️🙇♀️🙏 (I finally got time to sit down ,watch and absorb the tutorial 😭) I shall no longer ungabunga when I do physics 🤣🤣👌
Tbf because all of these individual settings affect each other, I'd say it's still mostly ungabunga trial and error. But I hope it gives a rough idea on how it generally works!!! ♡♡♡
Loved your video. You explained everything in a way it was easy to understand 💖 I do have a question though 😅I'm learning how to rig as well and what I don't understand is the booba with exposed cleavage part, like how is that supposed to look in its own separate layer? All other videos I've seen show covered clothing and I think that is easy to comprehend but I can't find any that explain the cleavage "V". I'm sorry for the long question🙈 any help would be greatly appreciated💕
Hi Mikka! I'm glad it was easy to understand, I try my best to write it that way!
With most models I've worked on, the separate layer for the cleavag is just a lineart layer for the "V" or "|" cleavag line. Below it would be the shape of the base skin colour! Usually it's two circles (left and right) of the skin colour. The shadows are separated sometimes too but that's up to you!
I use the lineart to give the illusion of the boba separating (during bounce), I just reduce the opacity of the V line so that it looks the way it would in real life!
Edit: If it's still confusing, let me know and comment again! I can try to make a graphic!
@@athenyach that’s actually incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!!!!! ☺️🫶🏻You are truly awesome! Thank you!!!🙏🙌💖
Your video helped me a lot since I have many problems to understand physics!🤍🤍
How did you get that picture with the physics settings?
If you mean the one on the .cmo3, I actually drew it myself!!! And I'm glad it helps! All the physics values affect each other so its difficult but I hope it makes more sense >