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Athey — How to Model and Texture an Anime Character Maya
Published: 2014-08-26 09:57:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 11210; Favourites: 60; Downloads: 1262
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The purpose of this tutorial is to cover emulating an 'anime style' look, on a 3D character's model. Face/Bust only. But it goes over the face & hair modeling, as well as texturing, using Polypaint in Zbrush.Related content
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aaaawwwww ..... thank you for the tutoriall ... ❤❤❤❤
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Hello. I have a question.
Can the Polypaint part be done somehow in Mudbox instead of Zbrush? I have a big problem with 32-bit programs in my computer and Zbrush cannot even open, so I resort to Mudbox for any kind of sculpting.
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I *think* so, but I've never really used Mudbox. You could try searching for mudbox tutorials on youtube.
I know that there are several programs out there that let you paint directly onto 3D models. You can even do it in photoshop, but I thought it was kind of janky when I tried (but that was several years ago, so they probably improved it since then).
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I want to make 3D anime animations in Maya.
Questions:
1. Is there a way to import models?
2. Is there a way to place images on those models?
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Well, yes it can import models and yes you can assign whatever textures to models that you want, but I suspect it's not as simple as you're envisioning it.
Importing models will also depend on what source you're wanting to take models from. If you've got an fbx file of a finished model that already has a skeleton and rigging, then all of that will probably come into Maya without too much complication. If you're wanting to animate something that is just a model exported from some source, and it doesn't already have a skeleton or skinning, you'd have to make those yourself. Which is quite complicated.
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I learned a lot watching your first 3D modeling tips, thank you very much for the help that you offer
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