Digital tutors sculptris tutorial7/23/2023 ![]() OK, now that we have the base head shape, let’s move on to the body. You can find the CC Hair assets here (Pic 07): CONTENT -> HAIR (Pic 06_01 to 06_04)įeel free to add some hair to your character – adding hair sometimes improves the overall look and helps to find the right proportions. Here you can see how I’ve created the base shape for my character. If something doesn’t work, simply redo and try or combine another morph. It’s important to have a look on your character from different angles, so move your camera around and check your morphs from each side. I’m testing different slider values through trial-and-error. (Pic 05)Īs I said before: Creating a character isn’t a straight forward process. Just open the SKIN panel in the CONTENT tab and apply the BASE MALE texture. You will find all available morphs for BODY and HEAD section under the MODIFYàACTOR panel (Pic: 04).Īs we will create a male character let’s change the skin texture to “Base Male” to have a better visual guide. I usually start working on the head and adjust the body afterward, but it’s always good to keep an eye on the overall proportions. ![]() It’s worth it! Step 02: TIME TO GET STARTEDĪlright. I’ll usually switch back and forth between the reference and my CC creation from time to time to refresh my mind and focus on important areas.įeel free to visit Helgeson’s Portfolio on Tumblr () to know more about him and his creations (Pic: 04). I don’t use an image overlay in CC when modeling as I simply don’t want to copy the character reference, but want to give my character my own style. I mainly focus on the head details and the head-to-upper body-to-lower body size relation. I will use a concept art created by artist HELGESONART that illustrates the overall style I want to achieve (Pic: 03). Feel free to create your own reference library with a huge variety of different styles and artists. Art books, movies, games and so on are also great inspirational sources. You can create a sketch on your own or search the internet for concept art or other stuff. It’s always important to find some references that illustrate the direction how your character should look in the end. The “Default” avatar should change its shape from female to male (as shown in Pic: 02). After launching iClone Character Creator please press the “Reset” button first. Have fun and Happy Creating!īefore starting the creation of the character make sure you have setup CC correctly. Character Creator offers nearly unlimited possibilities to create the avatars you need. Feel free to experiment and let your imagination run wild. Even if I share all the CC slider values with you during each step, please keep in mind that the creation process is always a creative trial-and-error and testing of different sliders. I recommend to watch the accompanied video to get a better understanding of the individual steps and workflow. This Tutorial is for beginners and intermediate users and I will try to present each step as detailed as possible. You don’t have to be an expert in modeling with Sculptris as we will only do basic modeling with it. Additionally, we will use the free modeling tool Sculptris ( ) to refine some elements of the mesh. We will mainly work in CC, but it will be necessary to have the Essential Morphs and Skin package installed. The following Tutorial will focus on the creation of a semi-stylized CC avatar in Character Creator. The tutorial is for beginners and intermediate user. This tutorial will focus on the creation of a semi-stylized CC avatar using Character Creator and Sculptris. ![]() Tutorial Creating a stylized CC character
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