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Nice bait /thread

>>806774
aren't you going to do the retopo something something?

kek

>>806774
Why don't you just pin the clothes to some essential points on your model, enable some collision physics to the model and just make it a cloth simulation?
That way your clothes would actually look like they're on the person.
The clothbrush is neat but that's not how you use it.

>>806774
>99% of this board can't do better.
This is my first sculpt in zbrush - you can see the quality of the software in the work.

>>806802
is this bait?

>>806803
>meme response

the clothes are shit

>>806801
how do I sculpt clothes properly in blender?

>>806802
>>806804
you pulled some spikes out of a blob you pretentious retard. show us a human character if you want to demonstrate skill.

>>806813
This is a good starting point, then sculpt some on top to add details. It's not MD, but with some practice it's not that awful.

>>806802
That's not your first sculpt.
I'm able to spot your silly ass.

>>806826
Of course, The shaders, the scene setup, the blobby sculpt. Good eye.

>>806826
thats my first sculpt in zbrush dude, reading comprehension. My other sculpt was my first sculpt in blender. Not many can hit the ground running.

>>806829
>Not many can hit the ground running
are you trying to imply your sculpts are exceptionally good?

>>806837
what are you implying?

>>806837
Your first boi kinda cute, but noob. Hydralisk a shit doe. I guess software doesn't really matter for this kind of low res shit huh

>can't event model a decent hat yet
>models a complete human
this is what happens when you learn 3d because you want a specific model asap instead of learning it long-term as a real skill

>>806774
I refuse to believe 99% of this board can't do better

>>806774
Maybe I really should switch to ZBrush

>>806774
I guarantee 100% I can do better than that and I've never sculpted shit

>>806825
>It's not MD

It's not, but... damn, that's pretty fucking good.

>>806846
>humans are hard, better practice on anvils!
and another andrew price disciple begins his sideways journey

>>806804
oh my god, you're the wool smooth guy, aren't you? you came to this thread to boast about your sculpting and you're the wool smooth/jart ledo/army of predators retard. holy shit

Blender sculpt is fine, I started there too, but you know what's better?

zbrush, every single thing you can do in blender sculpt is there in zbrush but it's faster and works better. Then on top of that you have 1,000 features blender doesn't have like actual sculpting layers, xtractor, morph brush, VDMs, roller brushes for detailing, a gizmo that doesn't suck, zremesher. etc.

Do yourself a favor anon, hit up them torrents and swap to zbrush now rather than later because you're gonna end up there no matter what.

>>806829
I'm one of those anons who told you that, for a first sculpt, that one wasn't that bad.

Seeing now the consequences, I know I must've stayed quiet.

>>806825
This is great, do you have any more examples?

How long does it take to get results like this? I mean, isn't there a lot of trial and error involved in doing this in Blender?

Also is there no way to fix the seams from looking messed up? It really hurts the final look.

>>806973
Took me a few hours yesterday, mostly just tweaking the patterns, as I don't really know much about patterning. My pc is shit doe, so I guess with a better machine the sim runs faster and you could probably get it quicker.
>Also is there no way to fix the seams from looking messed up? It really hurts the final look.
I planned to go just GoZ with it and sculpt the shit out of the messed up edges, but you made me realize this can be fixed more easily. Here is how it looks after deleting the seam edges and beveling the borders.
I borrowed a pattern making book today and will play around with it a bit more, see how it goes once you get a hang of it.
I'm also using garment tool addon, which really simplifies the patterning. I can upload it somewhere if you're interested.

>>806774

>posts trash
>hurr durr prove to me you can do it better

No. Fuck off, you worthless sack of shit.

>>807011
>falls for bait
>responds to bait
>bumps the bait

>>807002
>I'm also using garment tool addon, which really simplifies the patterning. I can upload it somewhere if you're interested.
that would be great, anon

>>807022
Dropped some other stuff as well
>>807104

>>807105
thanks!

>>807015

Aw, look, a little nub that doesn't know how to sage. Welcome to the internet, child!

>>807140
Did you sage?

>>806774
Nice job bro, tough id recomend to sculpt the creases yourself, then experiment with the cloth brush over that? Experiment experiment

>>806922
How rebindable are the zbrush keys? I tried it and the viewport controls made me puke

>>807220
Bump

>>807220
if it has a button it can be rebound, you just press ctrl and alt then click on it and press the button to bind it.

You can rebind navigation controls if you really want with a text file I believe but I didn't bother, it really doesn't take you that long to get used to them.

>>807168

Of course. If I join a trash thread just to tell OP they're a fuckstick, I always make sure to sage all my responses. This one included.

I'm an asshole, but I'm not a monster.

>>807218
times been rough on minecraft steve

>>807242
based proper poster
saged

>>807242
>>807140
So you just assume someone didn't sage based on nothing hours later and multiple non-saged posts afterwards and then go and announce your sage while posting a tumblr filename image.
Keep up the quality posts.

>>807268
Heh

Damn, this board sucks.

>>807271

I assumed (correctly) that he didn't know how to sage because >>807015 says:
>falls for bait
>responds to bait
>bumps the bait

Only a nub doesn't know about sage. Seems like you might be pretty new, too, especially since you seem to give a shit about file names. Seethe harder, little nub.