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Animated one of my 3D characters that I created in Gravity Sketch for iPad, following [eyedesyn] tutorials and some help from Etienne Pinchon, the Hologram creator.

The tool I used to animate is C4D.

The animation process included:
– creating and applying materials to the character;
– rigging a character using spline IK;
– animating rotation and position changing of the objects in the coordinates system.…

Animated one of my 3D characters that I created in Gravity Sketch for iPad, following [eyedesyn] tutorials and some help from Etienne Pinchon, the Hologram creator.

The tool I used to animate is C4D.

The animation process included:
– creating and applying materials to the character;
– rigging a character using spline IK;
– animating rotation and position changing of the objects in the coordinates system.…

Animated one of my 3D characters that I created in Gravity Sketch for iPad, following [eyedesyn] tutorials and some help from Etienne Pinchon, the Hologram creator.

The tool I used to animate is C4D.

The animation process included:
– creating and applying materials to the character;
– rigging a character using spline IK;
– animating rotation and position changing of the objects in the coordinates system.…

Created more 3D models with Gravity Sketch for iPad. They are available to download from my [Poly] account.

Created more 3D models with Gravity Sketch for iPad. They are available to download from my [Poly] account.

Created more 3D models with Gravity Sketch for iPad. They are available to download from my [Poly] account.

Being exploring more features of Gravity Sketch for iPad. The 3d models are uploaded in my [Poly profile].

Being exploring more features of Gravity Sketch for iPad. The 3D models are uploaded in my [Poly profile].

Being exploring more features of Gravity Sketch for iPad. The 3D models are uploaded in my [Poly profile].

Continuing with my Unity studies, I was suggested [Brakeys’] tutorials, and went through a quick refreshment on how to make interactive buttons.

Tutorial included:
– working with the asset TextMesh Pro, which provides a variety of fonts, and allows more possibilities to adjust and edit them;
– alignment, grouping, and hierarchy;
– creating UI elements like canvas, panels, buttons, and switch;

Continuing with my Unity studies, I was suggested [Brakeys’] tutorials, and went through a quick refreshment on how to make interactive buttons.

Tutorial included:
– working with the asset TextMesh Pro, which provides a variety of fonts, and allows more possibilities to adjust and edit them;
– alignment, grouping, and hierarchy;
– creating UI elements like canvas, panels, buttons, and switch;

Continuing with my Unity studies, I was suggested [Brakeys’] tutorials, and went through a quick refreshment on how to make interactive buttons.

Tutorial included:
– working with the asset TextMesh Pro, which provides a variety of fonts, and allows more possibilities to adjust and edit them;
– alignment, grouping, and hierarchy;
– creating UI elements like canvas, panels, buttons, and switch;

First time I tried Unity over a year ago – as part of the [VR Development course] by Udacity. Now, I decided to refresh what I learned then – through another course:) This time it was a Udemy [Unity Game Developer] course, designed by Pablo Farias Navarro.

In this course, I followed instructions to code most interactions. To add to the course flow, I decided to improve the general look creating a visually…