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Modeling my character
Hello,
I would like to start(bit by bit)modelling this character http://www.tworks.be
Where can i found tutorials for modeling (good)character?
How would i start with it?
I have the original drawings to put on the back and model over it. IS this the right way?Thanks
Peace
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7 Replies
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This is a very good tutorial: https://www.3dtotal.com/ffa/tutorials/max/joanofarc/joanmenu.asp
It’s written for 3dsMax, but it’s easily translated to Cinema’s tools.
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Nice,
But isnt there anything specific for c4d?
Also, in this tut they start with the feet. Isnt it better to start with the head? Or isnt it?Peace
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What would be the best method to build a character?
Starting with the head>body
or body>head
or create parts, like i see in most tutorials(noise, eyes, legs) and then paste everything together?…
Peace
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Try these basic character tutorials:
https://www.markuslanser.com/tutorials/c4d_low_poly_body.html
https://www.c4dcafe.com/ipb/index.php?automodule=downloads&showfile=21Renderwise Ingemar Bj
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There’s really no best way to do it–just depends on what you prefer. There are two basic methods for character modeling (not including NURBS): one is point-by-point, where you build up a character by laying down points and then bridging them together to form polys; the other is box modeling, where you start with a primitive and form it into your character using knife cuts and extrusions. Even if you start out with the point-by-point method it tends to converge with the box modeling method once the basic mesh is layed out, i.e., you then begin cutting new edge loops, doing extrusions, etc.
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Ok thanks Renderwise for the links
Thanks to Adam for the advice!One thing before i start: Do i model the entire figure with clothes, or do i first make the body and then model the clothes sepretly?
Pce
Peace
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First the body, then the clothes. Check the the clothilde tutrioals at c4dcafe.
Renderwise Ingemar Bj
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