All language subtitles for 58 - Character Creation Concept and Reference

So we have talked about how to

Two of the three major types of assets that we will be using in our level

Tiling wall sections here

And we've gone over how to make you

Play trance such as this one here

So the type of acid that I want to go over how to make is a course the

The phone is a little bit more complex because it's going to require things like animations

Just going to check that step-by-step and at the end

We should have a functional character

And will be replacing

Prototype character that we currently have in our level

So for the purposes of this

We are essentially going to be making this character I will be recreating this character work

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So the first thing to know about making characters that this character has been modelled in what is called a tea

It is so named because the character has its Arms out in 80 and its legs together

It is important that we model our character of in this pose

For the purposes of adding a skeleton which will enable as to animate

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Without further ado let's just

In starting this setup to recreate something similar to this character

So what I'm going to do is I'm just going to open a new general blender file

Which of course will bring me in this

Now the first ever most important thing

In car tomorrow

To think about your scale

So I'm just

Delete my camera

Am I alright for the time

I won't be needing them for this

Particular Airport

So when you're creating a character is really important that you want to maintain a scale that will work

In here it will be the same size as Central

As this character is right here

I have to do that

Unreal characters are about

1 m wide and es

1 m wide in the gym

2 m

So the first thing I'm going to do

Set up for this is to create

Cube of the dimensions of Central

To really that size

Maintainer in here as a scale reference

Turn on my control panel to bring up the transformed a and under

Pensions here not under Skylander the dimensions themselves I'm just going to edit these

So that date

Madlab roughly with

The size of this character

Sell my eggs

1 m in the Y and two in the

Cell in world this is how big our character should be

A couple more things I want to do in order to prep this to be a useful skill reference now

First thing I'm going to do if I'm going to hit 1

To come to front orthographic view

Time to come and to edit

And I'm

Everything selected I am just going to

First I'm going to enable the grid snapping here

And I'm going to g&z to place the bottom of the

Facts on the ground

Always use the x and y axis year as Lee g

The second thing I want to do to make

More useful scale reference is to sheet in wireframe mode

Now we know have you things temporarily in wireframe mode but what I want to do is essentially have

Always be in wireframe even if other

Objects in the scene are shaded solid cell

At the moment

If we were to

You know I say this was your character

If we were to just Tab into

Pre-order chain

Viewport change wireframe is going to shoot everything in the scene in Maya

But I really only one this

To be my friend so

What I'm going to do is I'm going to select the cube

Underneath the object properties tab

Where is the strip down called at Newport display

So explain that

Hear it

There is an option that says of display as texture

So I had to do is change that from textured to wire

And I will give us a permanent Wire frame even if we are in solid OBD port

What does

For me is that has created a bounding box so when I go to

I want to make sure that it stays roughly with in the dimensions of this bag

So that when I'm bringing it into and real it will be the correct size

What's go ahead a real name nurse

And an the next thing I want to do is I want to bring in a

Proportion

So what I mean is

I have created

Very professional looking sketch

Proportions I want to be using for this character it's not going to be using the elastic proportions

Used just like a real life model I'm going to use these cartoon

Proportion

I'm going to use this image as a guy

And I will include this image in the supplementary materials if you would like to use it as a guide as well

So let's bring this image into blender so I can use it

As my proportions guide

I'm going to do is within the 3D

I'm going to add image

And I'm not

I am going to navigate to the area on my desktop where I have saved it

That in the background image

Because I was in respect of you of Corfu

Came in aligned to my camera so I'm just going to put salt in our to reset that rotation

And then

Accent 90 to rotate by 90 degrees in the X so that's why I want to come in

Frank

This images face to the correct way

Now if you work in orthographic mode when you brought this in

And then you rotate your camera and this will probably disappear that is

That you were in orthographic view and it thinks that you only want to see this image while you are an author

You can change the selling fairly easily all we have to do is say let me in

I'm coming to the undertale properties which four images is this I can't hear you just want to make sure that

Show in orthographic and perspective is checked so you can see if I can check it here

The images of Piers for my V40 when I any orthographic view

So I won't be able to see it in first back to the so I'm just going to make sure that it does is checked

From the table we can also change things like the size in the office

The most importantly the one thing I'm going to change here is the opacities I'm just going to enable this override

And then drop as a path

By about half

Less distracting in my viewport while I am model

The last thing we have to do this this app is just to scale this guy

Within our bounding box here

NG and 0 Move It Up

I'm going to turn off

The grid snapping hair and just align the feet

Closest I can it's not perfectly flat

Because I came here

The

Bottom of the box in the floor

Little bit Marjorie

So this is about the appropriate scale for our character now Percy Arms are coming out

This character is also in a t pose so you can just imagine that when the arms come down

This character will fit nicely within the standing box

Do I have a relatively the same dimensions as this character

That is how you get setup

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Modelling a character of this nature

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When we come back we're going to start actually look at how to model something