BasiliskFree

I didn't realize how spoiled I was with Blender documentation, until I started looking into harmony for work.

It feels like I have to hunt for basic answers, and what I find is half truths. You google a problem and heard only whispers.

With blender you have the tone that is the user manual (Love you and your weird depth) and the 800 artists, math people and 3d wizards who are all breaking the program in 100s of ways, so that half the time you can have the dumbest problem and there will be a 100view video with the answer you seek.

(I really need to make some videos about blender honestly to give back to the community)

More fun in blender (maybe one day I'll get around to making models to put my small army of stylized Shaders on)

I've finally managed to make nice eevee shaders that can take in the lights colour, the base shaders are seen on the teapots where the moneys are me adding textures into the shadow system and a few other tricks to get the end look. no more having to remake a toonshader just because I want a wood texture or something

just look at all those settings I can play with

finally made a 3d donut,

Lamp Demo: Emotion Skin

Finished a Shader (V1) I’ve been picking away at that can generate the emotion textures of my lamp aliens, it will still need some work to get it look like I want. But I manage to make it so the texture generator almost works more like a mask so that if I change the over all cell shader it so be pretty plug and play.

Also got the emotion picker rig and the eye colour picker and intense working though both still need prober controls 

and the little guy needs his rig finished but IK stuff is still scaring me a bit

I finished the basic rigging for my model of Gear, Well I still have to rig (read learn) her face. I wanted to share want I got done so far. Since this is the first model that I’ve done that looks good.

Hopefully I’ll be able to animate a walk cycle in the here future once I got her all done.