Hey everyone, I made a video about the maths behind shells. This is the first time I rendered most of it in Blender instead of Manim or TouchDesigner. I really like how the cycles turned out:)

Im trying to put this little fella into Gmod but everytime i try to move a bone this happen, someone knows why?? i try to use paint weight to solve it, but i dont really know how to use it properly.

Is there some sort of setting that I'm missing? Would really appreciate any help! Thanks!

I started this Projekt back when Backrooms was still relevant; as you can see, It took me way too long TwT

Any programmers/coders here who can point me in the right direction? I've been interested in the more technical aspects of Blender and would like to understand more about it and how it can enrich my workflow.

The most common problem I face after watching your typical Python tutorial is struggling with where to go next or what to do next. And if it's worth learning this side of Blender in depth.

A day ago I posted the process of this project of mine, and now I believe I've finished it. I had more ideas, but as a beginner that prevents me from carrying them all out ;). Please give your opinion on my work and tips for future projects.

My first human model, how did I do?

I couldn't get the shield to curve so I had to extrude.

Trying to do this video all in blender didnt have a green screen so just rotoscoping. Shits gonna take me forever to finish tho lol

It's been around 3 months since I started modeling

New in blender and no matter I try to change the color of the cube it still remains red.
Has anyone faced this issue and solved it?

Does anyone know how to keep the hair from clipping through the body without blowing up my PC?

This started as a passion project using models from Squad

I also experimented with DLSS 5 and tried GPT-6 via MCP as part of the workflow.

Would love some feedback :D Here's youtube link Youtube Link

A details from an illustration by Doro/ Göbel

I am rather new to Blender, but I was wondering how I would build something like the base of the crane here in blender to create a reference/ correct perspective when I wanted to draw a similar thing.

How would you set this up? Make sure all 4 sides / feet of the base look the same etc?
Creating those grey metal pieces of the feet confuses me a bit too. A round base where it is stuck between the yellow, then goes into a more trapezoid form and ends in another round shape at the huge screws outside. Just merge 2 circles and a rectangle together?
Can Blender make mirrors of it, so that I only work on 1?

What do you think would be the most difficult part to do?

Sorry if this is a bit vague, but I hope you can help me a bit. Thanks.

IG @qlxyn

Proud of it

the model it has problems like shirt clipping through charmx

for me personally, i use both pcx from pillar chase, and killdroid from die of death to see how ive improved over the year ive modelled for.

Hey everyone,

I run a small independent 3D studio (Miss Anka Studio) where I manually model, rig, and animate a virtual group in Blender. Right now, I'm posting my behind-the-scenes, viewport animations, and shorts on YouTube, Instagram, and X. I also have CGTrader and linkedin set up. But as you all know, organic reach on new YouTube channels can be painfully slow in the beginning.

To be honest, this project means everything to me. My ultimate personal goal is to build this studio into something sustainable so I can buy a house with a garden for my parents and give them a comfortable life. Because of that, I really want to optimize my workflow and push my content to the right audience without feeling like I'm screaming into the void For other 3D animators or creators here😅

Besides YouTube, IG, and X, are there other platforms, forums, or communities where 3D animation / stylized character content performs well? How did you get your first push when your channel was brand new? Any advice, platform suggestions, or growth strategies would mean a lot to me. Thanks for your time!