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azcraigrrazcraigrr Posts: 70
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I've been watching this guy for a couple of months now and am never disappointed;

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3XOVUq1slkuM-JNh9OMD8g

Articulate and to the point.  Covers subjects quickly but easy to follow.

What are your recommendations?

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  • azcraigrrazcraigrr Posts: 70
    edited October 2019

    Ok, I need to post an avatar.  I don't really look or feel like this. Fixed.

     

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  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,729

    DAZ 3D's own channels are concise and helpful although the topics from video to video seem disconnected even in a playlist covering a specific topic. I usually look at those 1st.

    Using DAZ's tools to re-fit clothing and such is surprisingly easy if you don't require microprecision on the fit otherwise you'll have to be tedious and repetitive as if you where actually a professional 3D modeler. I find clean smooth animation though difficult in DAZ Studio (and elsewhere too though).

  • DigitalSteamDigitalSteam Posts: 299

     

    azcraigrr said:

    I've been watching this guy for a couple of months now and am never disappointed;

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3XOVUq1slkuM-JNh9OMD8g

    Articulate and to the point.  Covers subjects quickly but easy to follow.

    What are your recommendations?

    I've been watching his DAZ tutorials since before he changed his channel name. Often quite good.

    In general, as much as I appreciate any tutorial that's informative and relevant, I find a lot of the other folks who make them are not as good at presentation (which, to be fair, is not a trivial skill - it's just not their area of focus. That they're kind enough to offer the knowledge, to begin with, is enough.)

    That said, one person whose tutorials I always find to be very valuable and easy to watch and absorb is SickleYield - both on YouTube, on Deviant Art, and in the marketplace (sold under the banner of the all-powerful tutorial cartel, Digital Art Live. (that's humor - they're not a monopoly, they're just prolific and good at it. :) )

    A couple of others I'm not that familiar with yet: VD GFX and WP Guru, which, while his name and URL are obviously WordPress focused, seems to have tutorials on just about everything from biting your own elbow to knitting socks. :)

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