foot.jpgspaghettimoon.co.uk has a collection of tutorials available for your learning pleasure. What lead us to the website were some tutorials we discovered that involved the creation of a character in Blender.

spaghettimoon.co.uk says this of the series:

This series of tutorials are aimed at anyone wanting to create efficient and versatile humanoid models. It is a step by step guide to the modelling of surprisingly: a character! All the tutorials are aimed to by as short as possible while being as informative as they can be.

We were also pleasantly surprised to find that there are quite a few other tutorials available on the website. Including some for wings3d. The videos seem to load from the web archive. Something I wasn't sure of at first. But they all loaded. Be patient as it can take awhile for them to download. A few of the videos are quite large and weigh in at 30+ megabytes. And make sure to right click and save as.

Find all the tutorials here.



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9 Responses to “Tutorials: Modeling a humanoid and more!”  

  1. 1 Kram1032 Edit Link

    omg.. these tut's are quite many! Don't have time to look through them, now, lol,
    I guess, they're great

  2. 2 Eon Edit Link

    Arg, WMV… please use a open-source format for movies. Thanks.

  3. 3 Catboy85 Edit Link

    @Eon: Just use VLC Player or Mplayer to play the videos.

  4. 4 AniCator Edit Link

    I'm going to try it out. It could be very useful.

  5. 5 AniCator Edit Link

    Well the model is humanoid. But…. It isn't a human so I can't use it.

  6. 6 Jon Edit Link

    The one tutorial I've looked at so far was great.

    The only problem is the slow download and possibly the file format so maybe spaghettimoon should hook up with these guys…

    http://showmedo.com/videos/Blender

  7. 7 DaveC Edit Link

    I've watched all 15 modelling zombie bob videos. Johnny, thank you very much for all the effort you've put in to these extremely helpful tutorials. My criticism would be that your technique is a bit hap-hazard with lots of mistakes left in the final edit, and you seem to go the long way round with a lot of things. Although, I've never made a video tutorial, so what would I know ;)

  8. 8 George Edit Link

    Is it possible to make a human model without a reference picture? Because i really wanted to learn how to do that. If anybody knew any tutorials or something that would help a lot. Thanks.

  9. 9 Jonny Edit Link

    Hey there,

    Never realized my videos have become so widespread!
    Thankyou for your kind words!

    Haha I guess alot were a little hap-hazard indeed! But the callousness of youth and all that!

    Jonny
    (spaghettimoon.co.uk)

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