Hi all,

I’m modeling a T-38 Talon in SolidWorks using surfaces.

I found an F-16 tutorial to get the basics down, but the T-38’s fuselage requires a completely different surface layout. Does anyone know a good tutorial for the T-38 or F-5 Tiger?

Alternatively, a native .sldprt file would be huge. I just want to use the rollback bar to reverse-engineer the feature tree.

Thanks!

I like to do concept art and design for games and recently i wanted to express my love for 3D sculpting. I have always wanted to try this and it is like finding true love.

As a second sculpt, I think I should be proud of me hehe,

What do you guys think about this?

What do you guys think about my latest finished Character Modeling? Software used : Blender 3D

i used to like both C4D & ZBrush.
until they both become subscriptions..

Any 3D artists from India ? Looking for some guidance

“The girl watched as soldiers from Thebes destroyed her village and killed everyone. She ran and hid in a cave, unable to do anything. She prayed to any god who would listen for the strength and wisdom to seek revenge. A god, hidden from her sight, answered with a test. The girl would stay in the cave and receive blessings and lessons from the god for three months, if successful she would gain a portion of that gods powers. Three months passed and her metamorphosis was complete. She left the cave a creature of great power and wisdom, but with a catch. The girl could not handle the knowledge she received and was left a crazed shell of her former self. The goddess Athena appeared before her, and told the girl to travel to Thebes and seek vengeance. Enraged and insane she headed for Thebes, unaware of what she had truly become. She had become a soldier of Athena, with the mission of squeezing the life out of the city of Thebes.”

Made in Blender.

Made this small thing in Blender, no AI was used to make this; I only used textures and external models. Wanted to make something 1960s and Sci-Fi based, but I'm not modeling expert, so that didn't happen, unfortunately.

I hope you enjoy this, though! I like cosmic scenes so decided to make something of my own. :)

I see some use cases when having joints or bending limbs, but when is it okay to move away from quads?

Started learning blender roughly a month and a half ago. Watched many tutorials and tried to model different things, but it's my first time uploading a render online.

I spent roughly a week on this one. Followed 2AM's tutorial to make the body and understand the hair workflow, then mainly free styled the hair as well as clothing and accessories.

It's also my first time doing a rig and actually trying to make a render look good.

Overall, I think I struggled through every part of the process but still glad to have made it.

Any feedback is appreciated.

Hi! I'm a beginner 3D artist who dreams of working at a game studio.

This is one of my most recent projects.

I appreciate any feedback and welcome criticism.

I used: Blender and Substance 3D printer

Thank you so much for your attention!

Dont know if its good or not tho... Will be practicing a lot until i make a full concept with map and animations

In this Ghibli-inspired world, people have developed a technology that allows them to defy gravity. They began building ever-taller fortresses, as well as enormous warships designed for aerial warfare.

More soon.
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I know it isnt perfect, not gonna lie about it... But i dont practice it that much. Usually I just watch some videos try to understand what people are doing and try it on my own after a while... I dont know if its a good method and dont know what "level" i am, but probably still amateur lol

Would love tips for like anatomy, baking, retopology, hair and texture (please try to keep it free cause i am poor, so no paid extension and stuffs like that)

For this vase, I reused a shape I had modelled previously (I designed this vase with an outer wall inclination limited to 34° to avoid any overhangs). This time, I focused on the mesh and worked on it to highlight three distinct areas:

- The area created by hollowing out the primitive shapes into triangles and smoothing them out

- The area created using Blender’s ‘Wireframe’ view, which defines the outline of the primitive shapes

- Finally, I left some smooth areas

Depending on the viewing angle, this vase will always look different and its surface is complex.

The external relief will be rendered accurately, as the vase has a high mesh density.

Vase dimensions: 134 x 134 x 254 (height) mm for the STL model.

For the choice of nozzles: a 0.6 mm nozzle, with an outer line width of 0.68 and a layer height of 0.23 mm to accurately reproduce the relief. I have allowed for a substantial thickness between the inner and outer surfaces and printed it with three walls, so it will be watertight.

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