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Genshin Impact has released free .PMX models for fans to create any kind of animation as long as they are related to the game. You can use .PMX (Miku Miku Dance models) in Blender using addons to import and animate the Genshin Impact models. In the following videos you will learn how to >> The Genshin Impact 3D models come fully rigged and include textures and mouth, eyes and eyebrow animations. These models are not for +18, gore or denigrated animations, you are to respect the author's intention to release them for FAN ART (or FAN ANIMATION) only. Downloading and studying the Genshin Impact models To download the models you can follow this link to MiHoYo's official Genshin Impact videogame for the .pmx model's page. Check the following video and the description: https://youtu.be/H0xDkKmh79E IF YOU ARE A PATREON , YOU CAN GET THE LISA MODEL IN BLENDER FORMAT, HERE >> Adding .VMD motion animation to the Genshin Impact 3D model Blender has an addon for importing...

TyranoBuilder - Import 3D models for Visual Novels (step by step easy guide)

In TryranoBuilder you can create 3d space by using code to insert actions, characters, and 3d environments. In your visual novel, you can insert the TyranoScript code snippet and start adding variables. Check out this complete guide to understand how the 3d space works in TyranoBuilder Visual Novel creator Tyrano Builder Visual novel is a very friendly editor in which the progress of your story develops as the user trigger actions and accumulates variables to guide the story. They have a live link connection with Live2D models with their own animation, and just recently Tyrano Builder has included extra functionalities in their English version to import 3D models. These 3d models can have textures, actions and even backgrounds in the world. You can animate the camera in 3d as well with "point in" and "point out" depending on your Tyrano Script trigger variables. To view how the variables (which can target properties, coordinates, and textures) behave in 3D without ...

Emission texture from Substance Painter to Blender

Volume lights on Blender are very easy to set and if you add an emission texture from Substance Painter into Blender, the results are stunning! This week we're working on a crowd simulation render so I needed to create a 1K texture for this robot. The concept is created by me for the short 3D movie I'm doing. With the maturity of Blender 2.8 this project created on 2.79 is just a glimpse of what's to come once the beta release on 2019 appears. This process shows how to optimize the UV sets, how to combine them and distributing the 1024 x 1024 space efficiently using the GreasePencil tool (on 2.8 it will switch the name to "ANNOTATIONS" for all the interaction modes and editors). I also use a personal trick for texturing on substance painter: I like to keep a separated file on Blender will all the individual parts of the character for further editing after I´ve textured the character. And I also like to create another .blend file with the entire character as 1 sing...

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