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So I've been doing something dastardly. Essentially I've gotten my hands on Geshin Impact's Character models (which they share for free) and I, being the obsessive idiot that I am, have been taking them apart and figuring out how they were put together, textured etc.

TBH a great learning experience especially in how a few texturing tricks and 'faked' lighting can make something look like it's a LOT more complicated than it is. I was shocked to see how much of the detail was literally just slapped on and yet it's totally believable. So if you guys have been wondering what I've been doing rather than drawing this is it. Ripping up Genshin characters and copying how they modelled and textured certain elements. It's a good way to learn if you have some basic knowledge of 3D software but you don't know what tutorials to tackle if you are teaching yourself. Textures are in CLIP STUDIO PAINT's modeler.

<- Here's a closeup on the face. Litterally the only thing I've moderately textured so far.

So DISCLAIMER:
This model is a WIP. Subject to change and has A LOT of texturing to still be done.
This is like the second generation of a kitbash. So while I modelled her myself, keeping another blender file open with Genshin wireframes as a reference, I don't think that at this stage I can claim any ownership over the mesh only the design and textures.
For those who find this interesting. You will find that this amazing person has a pretty nice base mesh that works with shape keys to edit the bodies. Since the Genshin characters have a lot of their limbs cut off by their clothes (probably to lighten the load) this is a nice reference or starting point.
sketchfab.com/3d-models/genshi…
And the Genshin Meshes can be found here: www.hoyolab.com/article/627614 USE RESPONSIBLY!

COMMISSIONS OPEN!

Commission INFO

Please consider watching.

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Description

So I've been doing something dastardly. Essentially I've gotten my hands on Geshin Impact's Character models (which they share for free) and I, being the obsessive idiot that I am, have been taking them apart and figuring out how they were put together, textured etc.

TBH a great learning experience especially in how a few texturing tricks and 'faked' lighting can make something look like it's a LOT more complicated than it is. I was shocked to see how much of the detail was literally just slapped on and yet it's totally believable. So if you guys have been wondering what I've been doing rather than drawing this is it. Ripping up Genshin characters and copying how they modelled and textured certain elements. It's a good way to learn if you have some basic knowledge of 3D software but you don't know what tutorials to tackle if you are teaching yourself. Textures are in CLIP STUDIO PAINT's modeler.

<- Here's a closeup on the face. Litterally the only thing I've moderately textured so far.

So DISCLAIMER:
This model is a WIP. Subject to change and has A LOT of texturing to still be done.
This is like the second generation of a kitbash. So while I modelled her myself, keeping another blender file open with Genshin wireframes as a reference, I don't think that at this stage I can claim any ownership over the mesh only the design and textures.
For those who find this interesting. You will find that this amazing person has a pretty nice base mesh that works with shape keys to edit the bodies. Since the Genshin characters have a lot of their limbs cut off by their clothes (probably to lighten the load) this is a nice reference or starting point.
sketchfab.com/3d-models/genshi…
And the Genshin Meshes can be found here: www.hoyolab.com/article/627614 USE RESPONSIBLY!

COMMISSIONS OPEN!

Commission INFO

Please consider watching.

┬┴┬┴┤(･_├┬┴┬┴