Schaut toll aus, weiter üben! ^^

Ja, ich wünschte ich hätte da wen, der mich zur Hand gehen könnte. T_T

ach wenn du genug übst und es auch willst wird das was :)

Ist nur echt blöde wenn man nicht weißt was die Tools machen, wie sie auf deutsch heißen würden und etc. das ist echt nen mega Handycap :(

Hoffe du findest da eventuell jemanden.

Ah ZBrush. i love that program. Big problem tough is that its far more Sculpting then it is Modeling.

You are lucky if you are using a recent version. Older versions required quite a bit more effort.

A Advice for sculpting a Head is to learn how to use "SubTools", This allows you to put in other spheres.
With that you can quickly make a few eyeballs which you can sculpt the eyes around. Or make the Ears seperately.
Later you can seemingly fuse everything together.

...Sorry if my english is hard to read.

I know this with the eyeballs but i have many problems with the english and how i can make that, what i want to do :(

The curse of the Language barrier. a common problem with various modeling programs which think everybody knows good english. :<

For a first time, that's not that bad at all.

Cool, hab ich dich motiviert mal wieder was zu machen? :D Ich finde es ist ein sehr guter Anfang

Jaaa hast du ^^#
Aber ich bin so verzweifelt :( Es klappt nicht so wie ichs gerne hätte.

nicht aufgeben! und es ist halt schon ganz schön schwierig. Dafür kannst du dir auf die Schulter klopfen - was du da geschafft hast ist toll ^^
Go Ruki go

I'm a bit of a CG buff and I haven't done a stream in a while. I'd be happy to do a tutorial session for you if you'd like some pointers. I need some scratch sculpts and it would be fun to do some foxes again =p let me know what you think!

that's so nice from you! ^^
But .. my english :( i can't good learn from a person, who speak english. I have seen many tutorials at Youtube, in german too, but its realy hart.

I wish i knew German. I took a class in high school but over the years I only remember about 4-10 words. best of luck though and good job with your model.

That is the luck of the Amarican people :D They don't need to learn a other speak to life good.

maybe. its not as confusing as traveling in europe I'm sure. With french english spanish and a touch of russian I'm sure communicating can be a pain on your side of the pond. Here we have some of the same problems but it revolves around spanish or the curiosity of a french speaking canadian. I've picked up enough words in spanish and french in passing conversation to ask where the restroom is, or more importantly answer said question. German however was a language I didn't have to hear everyday. after I feel out of touch with some german pen pals I stopped thinking about it until I forgot what little I'd learned in the two years of classes.

I'm sure if I remembered any of my german even trying to do a tutorial would be like listening to a 5 year old explaing string theory =P

I have to learn through my Legasteni major problems languages. When I would try to run against a wall. That's why it annoys me that there are so many programs in English. Yes, even French is often there. Not fair. ^^'

oooh very nice! first time eh? how many hours?

6 or so.

Ah, I love this program. I'm building models for animation in my school using it. One thing that does help alot, build the model in some other program such as Maya, 3Ds or even Blender so you have a good polygon flow. Your sculpting will come out a lot smoother, plus when prep for game or animation, it'll work better.

Or use the Z-Remesh, that can do pretty nicely on heads.

Das programm macht spaß nicht wahr? XD ich arbeite auch gern damit

und das sagst du mir nicht? xD lass uns doch mal toolkenntnisse austauschen.

können wir gerne machen

I saw this and thought Chocolate Fox heads! I want one! It looks yummy

lol

try looking at some fursuits to see how you'd like the corner of the mouth, this way you can see many angles

I know how it would look on me, but I do not know exactly how I prepare a mandible and such. However, the mouth shall nevertheless remain firstonce closed. Not for animations.

okay can i show you an awesome animation? ^^
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVQev9V-Ybw

Awwww xD (but damn Yamba...)
even animate when I learn so, I would have to learn the textures correctly to install AND to animate everything. I do not trust to me.

yes 3D animating is very difficult i cannot wrap my head around it o_o

Das ist ein guter Anfang.

Irgendwo muss doch ne deutsche anleitung zu Z-Brush herumfliegen... tutorials gibts auf youtube auch.

Ich denke es kann sich für dich lohnen nach sowas ausschau zu halten.

Ja, habe mir schon einige angesehen, aber seid einigen tagen ist das gucken dieser Tuts so schrecklich weil Youtube dauernd stockt.
Da wird klein Ruki ungeduldig und will an eine gewisse Stelle vorspuhlen und dann kackt das Video ab :(

Zbrush, hm? Auch studiert?

Ruki ist schon zu alt zum studieren, zumindest fühle ich mich so.

Ich kenn Zbrush halt von dort. Füchse sind dort stark benachteiligt, weil die Technik nicht entsprechend angepasst wird. Da muss etwas geschehen!

Man kann Technik an Füchsen anpassen? *verwirrt*
Ich tue mich eben sehr schwer mit neuen Programmen zu arbeiten, vor allem wenn sie nicht auf deutsch sind. Da brauch klein Ruki Stunden oder gar Tage um sich zu merken, welches Tool was macht oder wie man das Material am besten so formen kann, wie man es sich vorstellt. Ist leider nicht ganz so einfach wie das Zeichnen irgendwie xD

Wenn zeichnen einfach wäre, wäre ich schon Millionär. Zbrush hat mit Abstand trotz wenig Erfahrung die besten Ergebnisse im Vergleich zu diversen anderen Programmen. Die Bedienung per Tastenkürzel ist halt nervig, da macht man sich am Besten eine Liste. Und das größte Problem sind wohl die Grafikfehler, die man versehentlich und durch Kleinigkeiten auslöst und nie wieder wegbekommt.

Im Vergleich meine ich. 2d und 3d ist schon ein Unterschied. An die Tastenkürzel habe ich mich noch gar nicht gewagt D:

wenn du hilfebrauchst dann schreib phönix steampunk in second life an. kann sein das man phönix auch phoenix schreibt.

kann er sie es, denn deutsch oder muss ich da english versuchen? o.o

deutsch

danke :)

bitte süße.^^

Working in 3D programs is very different when working in 2D, Zbrush is a program that is not very friendly with the interface, I tried to use it once and I spent too much work, instead I used another program called Sculptris, it's much easier and has no a lot of options that the zbrush but it is very easy to use.
3D modeling Normally I use 3DsMax, but I recognize that for this type of forms is recommended you use programs like zbrush or Sculptris.

If you do not know the program sculpris here I leave the website of the program, the program is free.
http://pixologic.com/sculptris/

Someday these days I try to model my OC NanoFox to see how it goes.

Thank you :)

You are very welcome!

I've been using Z-brush lately at school. It's a super fun utility. I've had fun making a few different things in it lately!

Pssssssst. Hey you, Yeah you <.< want to know a secret? Yah? =O You are doing it wrong!

I can help though ^^.. Z brush is a sculpting tool and really isn't used for modeling, It is very on par with that of Mudbox. It is used for post modeling purposes to create stonger high poly models for Normal maping and Baking. This should be said that you already have a low poly model to bake the normals to.

I advise to look into the other programs out there that supports the modeling side. Autodesk 3Ds Max and Autodesk Maya are good tools and are 100% free for 3 years if you are a Student with an .edu email. So indeed go play!

Blender is 100% free also for a life time and is a cross between Maya and Max.

Daz 3d is another modeling program that is pretty nifty though is more on building off of presets than creating you own. Still good to use if you want to get down basic concepts.

If you start out with Sculpting first then geting your sculpts into any engine is going to prove rather difficult and all you inperfections are going to stick out like a sore thumb. You really need to look into programs that you can build both Poly objects and Mesh objects from. IE 3Ds Max.

I been a modeler for 11 years and now work with Microsoft making video games. If there is anything let me know. I also host livestreams teaching modeling and video game concepts at http://Livestream/SGDTutor

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I like your sculpt that you did, very well detailed indeed. How many Triangles is that total?

Triangels? i don't know, what you mean o.O
For blender i'm to stiupit v.v

When you sculpt, it still is either a mesh or poly object. The amount of detail that goes into the said object is based on how much geometry is in one area.

Take a Cube for example.. It has 6 sides or "Faces" (Face is actrual modeling term)

To make a face you need 4 lines, and thouse lines are made by two points, a vertex.

Allot of modeling programs, especially with sculpting would sub-divide a face with four verticies into triangles. So each face only has three. We call faces with four points a quad and one with three a triangle.


The total amount of triangles or quads indicates how detailed an object is =O Allot of characters would be anywhere from 3000-5000 bare, 10k-15k with acessories. And 300k-1M if you are creating a high poly version. X_X which is allot of detail. (though this is never actrually put into a game, if it was you would blow up your pc and that of many)

=O and you aren't stupid! never say that. Just a bit ignorant.. Ignorance is the not knowing of something, Stupid is knowing yet still not learning. IE you touch a stove top that you didn't know was hot that is ignorance, if you touch the same stove, you are stupid. =)

I can teach you any tool that you want if you have a passion for modeling, Then Ill work with you as I have many others.

Thank you very much, but i need a person that can speak german with me :(

Parlez vous en francais?

Ne, nur deutsch. ^^'

English is my only other language, DX I could try to help you out though there will be the language barrier.

This makes it difficult for me just as anyway. Thanks anyway :)
I need someone who can speak German with me.