Tip - 107: Sculpting Part 7

This Cinema 4D Quick Tip shows you how to start sculpting a mouth in Cinema 4D.

Recorded with Cinema 4D Release 14.

[stringanime]

Nice tips for messing around. Good luck pulling that mouth open and prepping the model for rigging.

[stringanime]

It's call Cinema 4D. As a professional Modeler, Texture artist, rigger and Animator, I'd be happy to explain how they all fit together when planning to make lips.

[florianstauber]

Pleas make more from this Tutorials XD

[stringanime]

Some one could get that model off a web location and hand it to someone like myself and say "Here! I downloaded this on turbo squid, and the client ok'd it's design. Make this come to life. We need it for a concert. it will animate on a huge LED screen and sing with the song at parts."
People to that. Naturally, as an animator, I am more wary of such things, but my original comment was a bit of humor. Dark humor.

[stringanime]

My original sarcasm was an attempt at a joke, I know that animation rigging isn't considered by this tutorial. I rarely get jobs that allow for me to throw caution to the wind and just model/sculpt organic shapes, without considering how my model will effect the Texture artist and rigger job. I've had my share of models just thrown at me that had no consideration how much harder my life would become due to improper modeling, as if to say, "Ha! Rig this!."

[MrCaravaggio]

This is the start of a hi res sculpt, not the lo-res re topology, so why would you ever rig it?

[Synicade]

SECOND!
Why did I say second even though I'm first?
Because I'm fabulous like that.