Charly 3D Tutors

  This is Episode 7 of the tutorial about creating a hairstyle in Ornatrix Maya for the Commander character, which was made by Samir Mir. In this video - I continue to work with the guides in Edit Guides, namely improving the shape of the guides on the back of the head and near the ear. I talk about a new feature in Ornatrix v4 - Hide Non-Selected and you can already use it. When I recorded the video - it did not exist then, so I first select the guides, invert the selection and hide the excess. And now you can just isolate the guides you want right away - without doing anything unnecessary. ___ Become a channel sponsor and get a 15%, 50%, 100% discount on all my assets. It's enough to do it here Also, if this is your first time on this channel, I recommend watching its trailer ___ WHO AM I? Hi, I'm Andrew Krivulya Charly, a 3d-groom artist since 2016. New works can be viewed here I worked on environment art, interiors and more from 2009 to 2016. Check out some of my old work h

Hello friends! Someone recently told me on Discord that I cannot answer even a simple question quickly, but I can find time to think about philosophical topics. But that was then... now I don't have time for that either =) This was the inspiration for this article. I want to talk about the reasons why I can philosophize and take the time to do so, but I cannot answer simple questions quickly. We will talk about the workings of my brain and other details in another article. Simply put, 3D issues require focus and attention. This may be easy for some people, but as someone who is passionate about the subject, it is difficult for me. On the other hand, philosophical chatter is a separate topic that does not require as much brain work. I believe that my answers, lessons, and other materials can be useful not only to the person who asked the question, but to everyone else. This is important. Now I want to talk about how I prepare answers to the questions that I am asked in Telegram. In

Hello everyone! Today I decided to make an experiment and try to answer one of your questions as soon as possible. This is in response to a complaint from one of my subscribers who claims that I do not answer simple and basic questions in a timely manner. Some people may not realize that even the simplest questions take time to answer. Although a question may seem simple, it may take time to answer that I could be spending on other tasks or projects. Therefore, please remember that even if a question seems elementary, it takes time and effort to answer. Respect other people's time and evaluate your requests to them. I conducted an experiment to show that it is possible to answer questions quickly. However, this does not mean that everyone of you can now demand an instant answer. Please do not insist on quick answers, as it can be tiring and distract me from other tasks. I hope that this experiment has shown you that it is important to be patient and wait your turn. If you cannot wa