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AverageJoe
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AverageJoe
Posted 14 Years Ago
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Alley, I just wanted to say thank you again, your tutorials really helped me out. Of course I still have a long way to go before my stuff looks even halfway as good as yours, but I'll get there. I still have lots to learn when it comes to getting all the pieces to work together well. But here is a character I've been experimenting and mucking about with, based on Drizzt Dro'Urden, from R. A Salvatore's novels, from Dungeons & Dragons. As I said I still have a long way to go tho...
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Alley
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Alley
Posted 14 Years Ago
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I've got them all on youtube now. Here is the link to one, you could then easily find the rest. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfQjAcC2DMM These are very basic tutorials, assuming you are a beginner so not sure if they get into enough detail for you. I will update the links on my portal and I've sent the links to Cathy the wiki lady. Not sure where else to link them. Remember my way of doing things is not necessarily the "right" way - in photoshop there are multiple ways to go about getting the same result. I'm still learning things myself. :)
Alley
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AverageJoe
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AverageJoe
Posted 14 Years Ago
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Thank you Alley, I look forward to viewing them all. The info on the CLothCloth page themselves is a fairly good introduction, but more in-depth information is always welcome. I was always curious about whether to rename the textures I created, the best method for creating the opacity channel, where was the best place to save then, how to make the best use of the materials (iMtl files), etc... Hopefully your tutorials go into these types of things as well. I'm off to view the first one now. :D
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Alley
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Alley
Posted 14 Years Ago
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I had put one of mine on youtube and I will move them all over there now with this info about Clone Clips being gone. Here is the one on youtube.
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rgathje
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rgathje
Posted 14 Years Ago
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There are some videos on Youtube. This is one by Duchess110 for the new look but it should give you the idea. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRWI8PE2dF4&feature=feedu There is some info if you go to the clonecloth page in content that will show some stuff. I would be interested to know where the clone clips went.
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Christy0
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Christy0
Posted 14 Years Ago
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Hi wizaerd, I'm sure Alley did those tutorials, if you pm her (she's really nice and helpful), I'm sure she will repost them again on Youtube or elsewhere. :)
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AverageJoe
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AverageJoe
Posted 14 Years Ago
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I have the G3 CloneCloth Essentials for both Man and Woman, but it's been so long since I bought them, and used them, I've forgotten how to make the best use of them. I tried clicking the link above for the tutorials, but it appears as if the hosting site CloneClips is no more? Where are basic beginer as well as intermediate tutorials/help files for CloneCloth found?
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