BC1-1808 Homework, Yukino Hatake

[yukino hatake]

My homework thread for the  august 2018 class
Week 1 submission

Week 2 submissions

Week 3

melvin: Melvin sculpt

WEEK 4

gesture sculpting 34 minutes

gesture sculpting continue (35 minutes)

 this week i learned to get even more comfortable with sculpting and learned to texture paint.  also did i try the gesture and i was surprised to see how far i got in 34 minutes . i never tought i would get him that far.  knowing hoe long i strugled with eevee.  so i am really happy i joined this community and class . i learned a lot and i am gonna keep continueing.  

[Kent Trammell]

Thanks for starting your thread! I look forward to seeing your homework submissions.

[yukino hatake]

working onto my primitive homework 🙂 had fun modeling him he was the perfect pokemon for a primitive 😀 got some extra idea to add a pokeball (if we can use boolean’s ) trough can someone explain me how booleans work xD

this is of course not finished just wanted to share what i got so far 🙂

[galledark]

@yukinoh1989
Weedle   ! ! ! Haha very nice 😉

A little tip for you: think to name your objects it helps a LOT.
 For example: You can rename all the primitives witch makes the head: Head- (name of the primitive)
Head-Horn
Head-Nose
Head-eyes etc….

Its a bit more simple for you to find where your pieces are, expecially if you work with tons of objects 😉

You gave me the inspiration for today i’ll do a caterpie with primitives just for fun :D.

[Aaron Rudderham]

@yukinoh1989  Hey, Weedle! Very nicely done, maybe Pokemon will be you theme for this class? So many possibilities.

[yukino hatake]

@thecabbagedetective 

yep indeed xd i might add more Pokémons. But we will see.  Indeed i should name them xd . can i also add them in a group like weedle with his parts and the pokebal etc . Also how can i do that 

[yukino hatake]

@galledark thanx for the tip. i stay this class in Pokémon genre :p

[Aaron Rudderham]

@yukinoh1989 Well the best way to group them would probably be by adding all the corresponding parts to a collection. You have one by default (iirc), in which everything is placed, so for example once you’ve modeled everything you could select all the pieces that make up a Pokeball and then hit M to create a new collection. The cool thing is you can rename them as well.

[yukino hatake]

@thecabbagedetective 

thank you . Gonna try it out when i am home from work. 

[smurfmier1985]

I’m loving that you do all  these pokémon things, so much fun stuff there to create. You’re weedle looks great by the way! Indeed a perfect candidate for this exercise. Looking forward to seeing you’re finished scene 😃

[silentheart00]

Nice work!  Looking forward to the end result!

[Kent Trammell]

@yukinoh1989 Heh Weedle really is a perfect subject for primitive-only modeling. Great job so far 👍

And @thecabbagedetective is spot on with collections being the best way to organize a scene. I’ll go over collections in next week’s stream.

[Curious]

@yukinoh1989 Adorbs!! Good job!

[Kaj Suominen]

@yukinoh1989 Looking good. funny little critter. 🙂

[yukino hatake]

I have some problems i wanted to move the camera further (since there will be more in the scene. But now i noticed that if i zoom out my scene acts strange (part dissapear in the view)
This is the file http://g2f.nl/0i12j01
This happens just when i am modeling and zooming further out or placing the camera further.
Hope anyone can tell me what i doing wrong.

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