I need help still nobi

pusitega · Aug 2014

i am trying to make tree but first time i tried sculpturing it it went bad i tried too to make some basic shape and use twist and bend modifier but it was even worst now i am trying 3 technic
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/olayxf6pymo58vx/AACsf37OLBvFf01Peg8EY6Wqa

Would like any suggestion, point, tips to improve my skill any thing i should try or watch some specific tutorial

Dataday · Aug 2014

So since you are going with Blender, block out the form of the tree using Blender's sculpting mode. Turn on Dynotopo, and use a combination of the grab brush, the snake hook brush and the inflate brush to pull out your form. That should give you a solid organic model.

Retopo over that (meaning create a low poly version of it using the sculpted form) and go from there (whether you UV the low poly, and toss in a multiresolution modifier to begin sculpting anew, or just add details with the original sculpt and dynotopo.

If you ask this question on BlenderArtists (forum) they can give you even more specifics on how to leverage Blenders tools to get the desired effect.

pusitega · Aug 2014

this failed too

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/olayxf6pymo58vx/AACsf37OLBvFf01Peg8EY6Wqa

just saw your post i say my 3 techine faild

Makkon · Aug 2014

It's not a matter of technique as much as it is a matter of practice. Nothing works on the first try.

pusitega · Aug 2014

so i shoud just try it 20 times 1 time will get it right

here is new link i moved files

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/olayxf6pymo58vx/AACsf37OLBvFf01Peg8EY6Wqa

1 more question shoud i start sculpturing from plain box or shoud i try making somthing similar first

Dataday · Aug 2014

pusitega wrote: »

so i shoud just try it 20 times 1 time will get it right

here is new link i moved files

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/olayxf6pymo58vx/AACsf37OLBvFf01Peg8EY6Wqa

1 more question shoud i start sculpturing from plain box or shoud i try making somthing similar first

Hmm doesnt look like you are taking full advantage of how dynotopo can work in Blender.

Tbh I dont believe it matters whether you start with a plain box or quickly model its basic form when approaching it from a dynamesh/dynotopo point of view.

Example, take cube..turn dynotopo on, crank up detail slider (lower is more detail) and then smooth/inflate or just draw on some extra topology.

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t297/rabenwulf/ScreenHunter_13Aug130321_zps8559dc6a.jpg

Then begin pushing and pulling your shape out, smoothing as you go to add more topology.

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t297/rabenwulf/ScreenHunter_14Aug130331_zps149c030d.jpg

You always use a remesh modifier with the smooth option selected if you want to even out your topology before sculpting some more, or apply a multiresolution and sculpt without dynotopo.

Practice makes perfect though, watch some videos you can find regarding Zbrush... the general workflow/concepts can carry over.

pusitega · Aug 2014

hahahha i made a paprika
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bweycepipwewub3/Screenshot%202014-08-13%2012.54.38.png

am i retarded or what?

i go try in Zbrush

pusitega · Aug 2014

https://www.dropbox.com/s/iwqejtjkatxpy8g/first%20litle%20better%20tree.png

https://www.dropbox.com/s/qxdwyx7r4boc0zb/benttreeeeee.png

i becked to blander again first tree thet dosent sux hard

Justin Meisse · Aug 2014

pusitega wrote: »

so i shoud just try it 20 times 1 time will get it right

Yes, trees aren't easy. Like all art you'll have to try, fail, and learn from your failures.

I need help still nobi

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