3d animation beginner

[mysterio]

Hi everyone,
Just started using daz3d animation. I've been using models to do some pro mixed wrestling animations. Does anyone have any advice on models clothing or sites to download so I can put together some wrestling scenes. I know there is poser and blender which is a little more complicated.

Anyone have any suggestions in making 3D art?

Thanks heaps!

[Nincen]

hi,

i started learning Blender like 6 months ago. You can find lot of assets here : deviantart.com (on which i publish myself).

Here u can check what ive done so far.

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Yes, Blender is for people who want to make upper-quality, although, harder to learn than Daz or Poser. But in Blender, your imagination and the time you can invest on it are the only limits. If you want to start with something very easy, check XNALara

[LittleRyona]

i use daz 3d its really good to use however it is expensive if your looking for free stuff try ShareCG they have tons of free daz/poser stuff

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[Nincen]

source Film maker is another choice

[calwrest]

Test animation on scrotal smother.

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[dhilsiva]

Originally Posted by Nincen [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

source Film maker is another choice

Yes, I've heard of this being said by a few who do scissoring and facesitting animation work. Is this really the easiest to learn? Or which software do you suggest?

[Nincen]

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Yes, I've heard of this being said by a few who do scissoring and facesitting animation work. Is this really the easiest to learn? Or which software do you suggest?

To use SFM, you must have Steam, be connected to work online .. personnaly . I just hate it. I prefer an open-source software like Blender.

In both cases, if you start with no knowledges, both will require some hours of learning (would say that Blender is a matter of days, unless u have a teacher beside you)

Also, keep in mind that even if you know some basics, you still have to spend some time to make an animation, and yet .. far from master it as you will notice with experience the weird stuff to avoid . For exemple : mesh colliding, movement done with no inertie, force applied with no strength, parts of body none-animated .. etc etc.. I use some technics in Blender to make your animation more organic .. but still , it remains lot of work.