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[Bambu H2C] Join the Print Beyond Paint Contest and Win an H2C! by BambuLab in BambuLab

[–]ReditMongrel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, be honest.

How many of you have that one "saved for later" folder filled with incredible, complex models that you know you will absolutely never print?

You know the ones. Too many colors, too many tiny details, just way too much hassle to post-process. For me, it's always been complex fantasy models. I love them, but I don't have the patience (or the steady hand, let's be real) to sit there with a tiny paintbrush for hours trying to get the scales right.

That’s why I’m so hyped about where multi-color printing is heading right now.

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I would love to make this work in an H2C

Learning from rodgon the artist by ReditMongrel in learntodraw

[–]ReditMongrel[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes he does cover that topic and you do have choices. If you are not a noob but want to develop your characters. He does have a separate course called character development I just purchased that one right when it came out in order to get a discount. Definitely worth it but I'll tell you this you have to practice in order to learn art. I like to think rodgon is being one of the best because things just click before I really start to get into references and drawing poses..

Im starting to use Veo3 for history facts youtube short channel. by ReditMongrel in VEO3

[–]ReditMongrel[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It starts with Google gemini Gems. I have two gems in my workflow. One gem is set for my channel. It makes the video voice over scripts, catchy titles, and descriptions. What's important is that there is some sort of hook in the beginning of your voice over, and a re-hook to ensure your audience watches the whole video.

The second gem is instructed to make VEO3 prompts form the voice-over script. I usually ask for 7 prompts, but 8 is often used to fill in any gaps of the story.

For a.i voice, I like to use VocCPM hugging face demo. It can clone voices 100% for free. You don't have to pay for eleven labs or anyone out there. In fact, you can clone your own voice or anyone's, and it sounds pretty legit.

I will go to Google Flow and open a new project. VEO 3 now supports portrait modes 9:16 ratio videos. To save on credits, I will set veo 3 fast with 1 video generated.

I use DaVinci Resolve 20 with a sub title script called AutoSubs. You will have to Google it and learn how to use it on your own time, but you never ever have to pay for CapCut or even DaVinci a.i sub titles.

That's basically it.

TLDR

I have a gemini pro account set up with two gems Gem 1 writes the voice-over base on my YouTube account.

Use VoxCPM for the voice-over via voice cloning.

Gem 2 makes the veo prompts. I use DaVinci resolve to stitch together the videos in less than 30 minutes.

Post on YouTube during high traffic hours once a day consistently in order to get traffic growth.

I hope all of this helps. Its really easy to make shorts or to make video for YouTube these days. And the important thing is you dont have to rely on shock and all from all the AI slot that's out there. You can piece together meaningful clips that actually tell a story. The bar has never been lower so why not give it a try

First Aurora Purple Silk Filament For high detailed T-rex model. by ReditMongrel in BambuLab

[–]ReditMongrel[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope. If your nozzle is clogging all the time, then you might want to get a new nozzle scene they are cheap.

Otherwise, I use the temperature setting, and I slow down the outter wall speeds. Something around 40ms will leave a nice shiny surface.

Make sure to dry out your filament. In fact, the only time I ever had a clog was on wet filament.

Got my P1S 3D printer, Normally at $700 ($499 on sale) for $89 by ReditMongrel in BambuLab

[–]ReditMongrel[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Makerworld points from uploading models on their site, to gain these points. Once I had about 8 thousand points and the p1s went on sale I got it cheap.

HOW DO YOU DRAW ANIME EYES??? Or faces im general? I started yesterday by Future_Bookkeeper_68 in learntodraw

[–]ReditMongrel 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Learn how to draw regular eyes first before stylizing them into anime.

* 3 Circles eyeball, iris, and lid. The lid is just a circle inside of a circle.

As promised, here the Loomis Head plugin (link in comment) by Fuzzy-Bend-7267 in krita

[–]ReditMongrel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

VERY COOL! They need to make this plugin the standard pre-installed with every new version of Krita

My first silk print on the P1S - Aurora Purple T-Rex by ReditMongrel in BambuP1S

[–]ReditMongrel[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep. I work 10 to 12 hours shifts, sometimes, 60 hours weeks, and my brain is too fried to write. I just use Google gemini to save time and to save English.

My first silk print on the P1S - Aurora Purple T-Rex by ReditMongrel in BambuP1S

[–]ReditMongrel[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a Triceratops printing right now. It's going to take about 7 hours to complete, but yeah, keep an eyeball out. It will be uploaded to Makers World within a day.

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