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Always Use A Scale Reference When Modeling In 3D 

ArtOfSoulburn
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@ARGHouse504
@ARGHouse504 10 месяцев назад
I do this all the time when working in either modo or blender.
@alexanderjeongco
@alexanderjeongco Год назад
YES! And if you print out/PDF the model on a layout, please indicate the intended scale - especially in plan / top down views. Saves future you and any collaborator from trying to track down a dimension.
@ArtOfSoulburn
@ArtOfSoulburn Год назад
totally agree.
@raf.visuals
@raf.visuals Год назад
You made my day by mentioning Spinal Tap. Big problems can occur by exporting and importing files from different software.
@ArtOfSoulburn
@ArtOfSoulburn Год назад
Glad you liked the reference, everytime I see an improperly scaled 3d asset, I always think of that scene :)
@Bulborb1
@Bulborb1 Год назад
Hilarious reference lol the mini Stonehenge
@ArtOfSoulburn
@ArtOfSoulburn Год назад
@@Bulborb1 Glad you like it, I love that film :)
@filmdesigner800
@filmdesigner800 Год назад
As a set designer this is critical, so much so Ive created template files for each of my 3d apps that when launched already have a 6 ' tall figure and a 1' x 1' x 1' scale cube already in the file . For props I have a hands in different configurations to hold objects OR wear objects depending on its purpose. This way Im designing with direct reference. I always recommend to designers starting out that they do this to get into the habit early. Ive gotten too many concepts over the years from others that didnt take scale or proportions into consideration. This can be especially problematic when building a physical set based on a concept that just cant be built practically because of the design and now we have to find creative ways to build something that the director and the studio has already approved.
@ArtOfSoulburn
@ArtOfSoulburn Год назад
Yup, decided to do this quick video because I see this issue over and over again, so now at least I can point to the video as my stance on it :) And yes, making a practical prop, it's even more important to start with real scale, and even in 2d it's important for concept artists too.
@David_Kelly_SF
@David_Kelly_SF Год назад
Great tip. I do the same thing in blender and have a scale figure in the default start-up scene. It helps massively when modelling different items and then bringing them together for animations etc.
@ArtOfSoulburn
@ArtOfSoulburn Год назад
Awesome! Glad you do the same thing, I wish the 3d packages would include stuff like this automatically, but until then, we can do it ourselves :)
@David_Kelly_SF
@David_Kelly_SF Год назад
@@ArtOfSoulburn I learned a few years ago after modelling a bunch of things without reference to scale and then having to rescale it all when I put them together - what a pain lol Having something built-in would be nice. I've always just used a person, but I like the idea of having a car and a building, so I'm going to add those too. Thanks again!
@filmdesigner800
@filmdesigner800 Год назад
@@ArtOfSoulburn Yeah this would be nice but I think being forced into the habit of creating a template file also pushes the habit of using a scale reference to begin with. If its automatically done in one app but not another people tend to become dependent on the provided option and dont burn that habit in. I also find that in certain cases a generic option doesnt apply. Say when the character your building to is not human or human scale for example. Still, having a human in there is critical for overall reference.
@ArtOfSoulburn
@ArtOfSoulburn Год назад
@@filmdesigner800 I can agree it's better to teach a person to fish than just providing them the fish. But on the other hand, this is a lesson I'd love for people to learn before they even know they have to learn it, so I'm down with it being provided as part of the default program.
@Iskelderon
@Iskelderon Год назад
Closest I've ever come to using the Max biped for its intended use is to bring it into a seated position to scale a purchased model of some sci-fi chair accordingly, otherwise only for this kind of stuff.
@ArtOfSoulburn
@ArtOfSoulburn Год назад
Haha! Nice! I have a variation of my 6 foot tall human that I modified to be in a seated position for doing the exact same thing. Plus I have a previs chair that's properly scaled.
@Kosaykin
@Kosaykin Год назад
As for me, I make doble check in other software, to be sure in correctly export settings too. For example marmoset has reference human with measure
@ArtOfSoulburn
@ArtOfSoulburn Год назад
Cool, didn't realize marmoset had that feature. Would be great if more 3d apps did the same.
@petermgruhn
@petermgruhn Год назад
We yell at the archie students to draw scale figures in their work.
@ArtOfSoulburn
@ArtOfSoulburn Год назад
Yup, it's the same lesson in 2d, always add scale reference. Glad you're helping pass the knowledge!
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