Doodlemoogle's arts and farts
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How is the third dimension? Learning 3D has always been something that seemed interesting, but also it seems rather daunting. Are you enjoying it? What kinds of things are you learning?
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It is really scary when starting out and I felt like I was put into the cockpit of a space shuttle. It's gotten to the point that I can model furniture and objects quite reliably, but modelling characters is still way out of my league.Tea wrote:How is the third dimension? Learning 3D has always been something that seemed interesting, but also it seems rather daunting. Are you enjoying it? What kinds of things are you learning?
If I didn't have youtube tutorials helping me I would've called it quits immediately. Luckily there's tons of easy to understand tutorials going through each step and pointing out useful hotkeys.
It's satisfying, but there's a literal mountain of other things to learn.
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Hoo boy. Art time!
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I draw giants so frequently that I'm starting to think I have a problem. Every other picture I'm just taken by an unnatural feeling and I must draw a giant.
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I draw giants so frequently that I'm starting to think I have a problem. Every other picture I'm just taken by an unnatural feeling and I must draw a giant.
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