Hey! I'm having an incredible learning experience, not only learning how Blender works (yes, still learning), but also about Open-Source and the incredible software available. Stick around!
This morning I woke up as usual, and I checked my e-mail shortly after and I saw that Alimayo had posted a new video and the title in the e-mail that was visible was approx.: "How to make a character look like..." and I was immediately saying to GOD, "No!" (as in amazement "no way, this can't be, this would be sooo cool") and when I saw the video I was geeking out, still am! It is such a huge compliment and honor that someone would make a tutorial their own and even make a tutorial on it! I'm super thankful and honored!
A huge shout out to Alimayo!!! Check out his YouTube.
Alimayo Arango's version:
I really want to encourage you guys, if you do tutorials, yes, follow along, but really put your own stamp on it. Apply what you've learned to something different, be creative!
PS, I know now why screencast keys is not in the version of Blender I used for the tutorial. It was removed, because the bugs in it, can't be fixed, without changing some (or a lot) of the core programming in Blender. However, the script is still in your old versions, so if you want to use it, as buggy as it is, you can simply add it back as an add-on that is installed from file.
Thanx again Alimayo!! Great job! Oh, I also didn't know about how to duplicate a material in edit mode - it will save plenty of time in the future!
Hey! I'm having an incredible learning experience, not only learning how Blender works (yes, still learning), but also about Open-Source and the incredible software available. Stick around!
