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following a tutorial but its not the best, i am doing some of my own adjustments and whatnot, how is it looking thus far? i will be updating this thread and taking feedback into the work thanks
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>>1034627
hand going well despite the teacher not being very good at explaining this, have to just wing it on this
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>>1034629
one question for character modelers how do u figure all of this, idk if the tutorial just isnt clear but theres so many micro adjustements u gotta make that its hard to follow a specific ruleset for making characters, like this palm and hand, its getting to the shape i actually want, but its so unclear and im just winging it using my current skills, idk if i could replicate it again, how do yall do it or be consistent for characters?
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>>1034630
Hand
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>>1034630
>theres so many micro adjustements u gotta make that its hard to follow a specific ruleset for making characters
eventually it all becomes second nature. for me a big help was learning to master the cursor itself with shift + S, that and changing the orientation and pivot point with , and . respectively. but yeah you'll figure it out with enough time. blender can seem intimidating sometimes because there's a lot going on but in reality you'll use a few of the tools a lot of the time and end up ignoring a lot of it, especially once you lock in on what it is exactly you want to be making. I've never touched the animation, rigging or geometry nodes stuff for instance
your model is looking fine so far btw
this short series should help if you're struggling with any of the basics:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3GeP3YLZn5gZhJhyIQPKoz9Yrs9oKU9R
this video is good too for the cursor stuff I mentioned: https://youtu.be/2_3dynQg0gw
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>>1034649
thanks u, will take a look
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>>1034627
Very good, yeah. Better than mine.
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>>1034658
thx ill keep at it ig
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>>1034627
it's alright, but it's better to make them with separate pieces and not in a single piece (1 sphere for the head, another for the torso, 1 for the shoulder and another 2 for the rest of the arm etc)
it's still fine as a first time, and you are using references which is a thing that most people simply ignore
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>>1034710
im following the tutorial hes just doing it all in one go and isnt explaining so well stuff



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