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@hideki@gameliberty.club It still amazes me what you can do in blender, although I used it for some projects myself. Great work on that real comfy looking blobcat

@stefan Thanks i wanted to do something like this as soon as i got out of inktober because there was not much chance to do it back then haha

@hideki@gameliberty.club blender sure is a really powerful tool, though it seems fairly complex at first. Nothing the famous donut-tutorial and all the other free tutorials can't help with.

It was not really the modelling I struggled with but the textures, personally. What was the most difficult in this project?

@stefan the shape a bit, since the image is not dead on front facing to make a good reference, i still think the model should be a little bit fatter.

also i struggle a bit with how the textures should look, and right now i'm tweaking it a little bit because i'm adding a bit of those "wool hair" you find in these kind of products.

@hideki@gameliberty.club Oh yeah it can be quite hard to do a model from an image that is front-centered. My projects were comparatively easy for that.

I once remodeled a weapon from a game, but since I could take some screenshoots myself or use some good references from the internet it was easy-ish to make. (Sad that I lost the blender-file somewhere ... I have to look around again but I dont think I still have it)

Blender sure can be fun, but I really use it not that often. It is pretty time consuming to do something for me. Though the results are pretty neat. An example for you:

https://cloud.lightnovel-dungeon.de/s/4wgic9EaJRGsp4t

This is an intro I made for my videos following a cave making tutorial, a scroll tutorial some basic stulpturing for bookshelfs and table (though the table was a tutorial as well) and a plug-in to populate all those books.

@stefan I like that intro! it feels very comfy haha, also i woldn't know how to make the scroll, i guess i would need to watch a tutorial to get to it

Blender itself is fun because of all the figuring out you need to do to make things look like you want without being too frustraging (MOST of the time haha). Also the community is very big so there's a lot of help.

I started doing blenderings because the ratio of quality of stuff made vs the time spent was really worth it, i guess time has to pass to be like this but am really enjoying it so far. Did you made the intro with a current version of blender? or it was time ago?