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As I said, I always made a sketch of sculpts, then retopo and then details in subdivisions. In Zbrush you can make details in great quality only in sculpt with dynamesh, I think in Blender with the remesh (that is what I use, I don’t like the dyntopo) you can’t put high-quality details for sketches of sculpt. What are the differences between Blender and Zbrush? I was used to sculpting in that way like a simple sculpt and then retopo or good topology. I don’t need to have millions of polygons. I don’t do realistic stuff so I just need a quick sculpt or base to then make retopo or modeling. And then Pablo Dobarro started making his magic and I gave it a second chance and It was so much better than before, the brushes were great, not like Zbrush of course but perfect for what I needed.

I tried the sculpt mode in the 2.79 and I have to say, it was painful and horrible for me, so I ran away. Now I only use Substance Painter as an extra program. So now I can do everything in Blender, modeling, sculpting, retopo, UVs, hair, texture, render, etc.

That makes you lose time especially when you make mistakes and you have to go back to the other program and fix that and then go back again, and again, etc. I decided to stay in Blender because I wanted to make almost everything in one program and avoid switching from one program to another. I only needed the Zremesher and I found an addon (Quadremesher) that makes almost the same result, so I discovered a way to make clothes as I did in Zbrush with this addon. I was using Zbrush for some years so I tried to adapt my workflow in Blender and turned out that I could. Then with all the upgrades that Pablo Dobarro is doing to the sculpt mode, I think it was worth a try. Why do you use Blender?įirst, because it’s a great program, I loved the modeling part, it’s so amazing with all the shortcuts, it blows my mind. Now I’m working as a freelance 3d artist for clients around the world and in my tutorials too, something that I loved and I think I’m going to make this a part of my stable work and dedicate much more time on it than in client works.

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I didn’t even realise when I was working almost full of my time in 3D and less of 2D.

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But in my free time, I started to learn 3D because I always wanted to make my characters in 3D, and I love it so much that I decided to do more and more 3D and show it in my social media. Then with my partner, he is an animator, we set up a studio of motion graphics called MONKI, so I have worked there as a 2D illustrator from 2013 until now. I studied illustration and graphic designer. Our interested was in particular for her skills on sculpting in Blender (coming from ZBrush) and for Giulia’s Character Workflow with Blender. We discovered Giulia from her 3D characters made and the for her Blender tutorial.

Generating and setting up basic engine sounds.Īlso, there's a video if you have difficulties to understand some parts.We interview Giulia, a 3D artist from Chile.

Adding turn signals with automatic turn off.

Adding speedometer and tachometer and first person camera.

Making openable doors and animated steering wheel.

Making mudguards and brake calipers move together with wheels.

Setting up basic vehicle in Unreal Engine 4.

Making speedometer and tachometer textures.

Modeling low poly vehicle base in Blender.

I will use Blender 2.82, but newer versions also should work. In this tutorial, we will rig the low-poly vehicle in Blender for Unreal Engine 4.

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You can see the outcome of the tutorial series or buy already done project files here.

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This is the fifth part of the tutorial series on how to create a low poly vehicle for Unreal Engine 4 using Blender and other free software.