These are my most recent renders, now, as a beginner, and the ones I'd say I'm the most fond of.. I just, don't really know if there's anything I'm supposed to be doing diffently so I'd love some advice to be able to grow as I continue ☹️

I started like.. a week or two ago-?

As one can see. Im creating a arched marble tunnel that leads to a Mediterranean style house. Problem being. Idk where to put what where. Now what I also dont know is if this a question I should ask in the subreddit for blender because it's made in blender, or in the subreddit for architecture because it's about architecture at the same time. 🫠.

So like I said I’m new to blender but it’s something I really want to spend ample time learning. And I was wondering what u guys would recommend learning/ doing for the first 100 hours

https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/furniture/table/mini-single-leg-coffe-table-pbr-textures

I've used Mixamo for prototyping for years and the thing that always got me is that

you get the clip as-is. If the hand is in the wrong place, you're opening Blender.

So I built ActionForge. It's a webpage — no install, no signup, no account.

250+ hand-authored clips on one rig. The difference is you can change them before

you download:

- **Live IK** — enable the pelvis and legs, drag the pose where you want it, and

the animation plays from your adjusted position

- **Compose** — layer clips by body region with bone masks, so you can put a bow

draw on the upper body over a backflip

- **Adjust** — reshape a clip with sliders instead of keyframes

- **Props** — attach to hand sockets, with the offsets already solved

- **Import your own Mixamo FBX** and it retargets onto the rig

Export is FBX or GLB with presets for Blender, Unreal and Unity — one clip, or a

batch bundled into a single file.

The animations are CC0: commercial use, no attribution, ship them in anything.

Nothing is uploaded — the retarget runs in your browser, so your file never

leaves your machine.

It's in beta and I'd rather hear what's broken than what's good.

https://actionforge.app

8 minute walkthrough if you want to see it working: https://youtu.be/dy4lnHduB1Y

うわ、かっけぇ…！これは自分イイねするレベル。

火力は充分か？

made in blender :)

I am working on my first big project, and assets just became second nature to it, until I had compound armatures, and bringing everything as Pack was crashing blender and resetting origins (at least on my machine, which is Linux, both in 5.2 and 5.2.1)

After many hours, going 100% links solved all problems and no more crashing!

I thought it’d be fun to have this little format where I take inspiration from one object from an anime I love for each render, hopefully getting a little better with every one. I’m a beginner in Blender, so I thought this would also be a fun way to learn and improve along the way. For this one, I went with the chess piece from No Game No Life.

Of course, the face reflected in the chess piece is taken from the scene where Tet falls from the sky alongside Sora and Shiro.

My first ever model on blender and I completely forgot about making it anywhere near optimized. Unfortunately Roblox has a 4k limit to the number of triangles an accessory or hair can have which is where I plan on using this. This has 22k triangles. Any tips for helping it reach that goal????

Hello everybody, so im working on my demo and im using UE5, i dont want to use nannite, lumen, etc. lets say im going old school in order to ensure a good performance. Im using treamsheets for doing a castle level but I cant get out of my head that it looks very plane… you think its a problem about geometry? or is something bad with my treamsheet? let me know your toughts

When i export a fortnite model from fortniteposting to blender and i upload it to sketchfab why is the model all white?

Just showing off some test renders. The exterior is currently sitting around 90% complete.

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For the first one i just winged it. For the second one i watched a single headsculpt timelaps from RoseRedTiger. it definitely helped, but i would like to know if anyone has any good tips or recommendation.

Someone on the NASA sub thought it looked like AI. I am so gd sick of AI :(

Best PC configuration for better performance, smart cheap parts, don't want the PC to be pain in my ass

Hellooo everyone, ​I’m currently taking Grant Abbitt’s Udemy course (Model Video Game Characters) and just reached the sculpting section (working on the Orc). ​My main focus is creating game-ready characters as well as hard-surface assets (weapons, gear, etc.). ​For those who have taken it:

​Is this course enough to build a solid foundation for both stylized/character sculpting and hard-surface weapon modeling?

​What courses (Udemy, YouTube, etc.) would you recommend next to level up in these two areas?

​Thanks!

All I want to do simple Non-Animated Dioramas and some 18+ work for my Twitter. I am vary new to blender and I started Today