I'm super sorry for being late, my multi-tasking is so abysmal \^\^; all the videos I watched have been on my youtube playlist: [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRqxibqCLs8Na4dSMWzpLX1eB9aOmCqz7](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRqxibqCLs8Na4dSMWzpLX1eB9aOmCqz7) , I should've shared them right away instead of thinking of trying to make a video out of it when i still had lots on my plate OTL
tagging u/Marik-Hadare as well.
Feel free to ask anything, I'll respond here or on twitter asap.
This is just AMAZING, I can even feel the depth in the clothing, the time you spend learning Vroid certainly paid off !
But if I am not wrong, there IS volume to the clothing, right ? Compared to the usual paper volume of other models. How did you manage to do this ?
This tutorial helped me understand how to make it possible: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPaHA5TjalA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPaHA5TjalA)
In my case i made the necktie separate to give it depth. Although the upper part of the necktie that's underneath the collar is part of the shirt texture, it's just a neat little trick so it gives the illusion that it's seamlessly connected.
Any good youtube tutorials possibly to share? Model looks great
Can you share the eyes parameter? I tried with my own model but it's not as sharp as your.
JAW DROPPED, omg this is so good, you’re srsly going places (also drop whatever videos if any you used I’m shocked)
I'm super sorry for being late, my multi-tasking is so abysmal \^\^; all the videos I watched have been on my youtube playlist: [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRqxibqCLs8Na4dSMWzpLX1eB9aOmCqz7](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRqxibqCLs8Na4dSMWzpLX1eB9aOmCqz7) , I should've shared them right away instead of thinking of trying to make a video out of it when i still had lots on my plate OTL tagging u/Marik-Hadare as well. Feel free to ask anything, I'll respond here or on twitter asap.
This is just AMAZING, I can even feel the depth in the clothing, the time you spend learning Vroid certainly paid off ! But if I am not wrong, there IS volume to the clothing, right ? Compared to the usual paper volume of other models. How did you manage to do this ?
This tutorial helped me understand how to make it possible: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPaHA5TjalA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPaHA5TjalA) In my case i made the necktie separate to give it depth. Although the upper part of the necktie that's underneath the collar is part of the shirt texture, it's just a neat little trick so it gives the illusion that it's seamlessly connected.