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TSlance1975
post Jul 19 2024, 09:51 AM, updated 5 months ago

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Hi, I had picked up a hobby of doing some humanoid modelling with Blender for 2 years and recently trying to improve my skill in material painting.

Can any sifu recommend me an entry level tablet that will work for Blender, PS and Illustrator in Window 10 environment? I am thinking that I might need a better pressure simulation during doing these related artworks.

Please let me know if there is any concern for the recommendation given. Much appreciated.

This post has been edited by lance1975: Jul 26 2024, 09:11 AM
TSlance1975
post Aug 24 2024, 08:06 PM

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QUOTE(purplefellow @ Aug 2 2024, 11:31 AM)
"One by Wacom" seems like a good entry level tablet. Personally, I'd recommend getting one with active drawing area of around 22x14cm (Medium). Just nice, not too big nor too small.

Pen pressure: Either 2048 or 4096, it didn't really matter for me. No noticeable difference when I upgraded.

Touch sensor and buttons on tablet: Not required. Never used mine.

Besides Wacom, other popular tablet brands are Huion and XP-Pen. I've not used those before, so check out the reviews first before deciding

Do note that it may feel a little awkward for a week or two before your brain gets used to drawing with tablets if you're new to them. Good luck!
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Appreciate your recommendation. It helps greatly for someone like me who never been in these fields before.

Once again, thank you very much! notworthy.gif
TSlance1975
post Aug 24 2024, 08:44 PM

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QUOTE(heinlein @ Jul 31 2024, 04:07 PM)
Can show your humanoid 3d modeling?
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My humble creation during 2023

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TSlance1975
post Aug 24 2024, 11:17 PM

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QUOTE(heinlein @ Aug 24 2024, 10:16 PM)
You are so good! any tutorial that I can learn from?
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Tbh, I mostly rely on random Youtube tutorials and started with playing around other creators' models. There isn't really a single tutorial/channel that perfectly teach all knowledges that you need to create 3D model. Most of the time I just look up something that I don't understand / I don't know here and there from any videos. Sometimes, the info that you need is just 30 sec out of a 10 mins video that teaching other random stuff bout 3D model.

I truly don't think I can give the right advice to you as I learnt from reverse engineering bit by bit from many topics. If you are truly want to jump into this, you can pick a format that you want to focus on and start learning every aspects about it. Like if you are interested in MMD, then you focus on PMD/PMX model. For VRchat, may be FBX/OBJ. The list can go on depending on your destination that you want to reach, whether you want to make animation or an avatar for personal use.

The only thing that I can highlight here for you is that, exploring this will need lotsa patience, probably you need to spend 300-500 hours (may be I am not talented) before seeing a significant improvement in model quality. Till today, I think had spent more than 1000 hours over the span of 4 years in exploring different fields of info, like Unity, Blender, Photoshop, Illustrator, MMD, Material, mToon, VRoid, ARkit etc which all of these knowledge can help in creating a model.

Yet, after such time spent. I still feel myself pretty noob in doing this and there is still many to learn. sweat.gif

 

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