/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>20406515
it's a massive help for editing a specific type of comp video where you clip every time a streamer says [X] across a large collection of VODs, because you can search for chat clues rather than manually scrubbing each VOD individually. For example, when I made this video: https://youtu.be/xWGKxhmd1TY
I downloaded 8 VODs + chatlogs, then just ctrl+F the chatlogs for "based" and got ~3 dozen clips parsed out in a couple hours instead of spending over a week scrubbing through 8 VODs

>>19556968
Blender for all 3D/CGI scenes, Vegas Pro for compositing and to edit it all together. Most of the shots were layered images w/particle sim for rainfall, but the hallway was fully modeled/textured for the video.

>>17378565
how much do you think it would cost me to run this as a banner ad

>>16378839
for me it's the dog

>>12917687
I've actually wanted to do that! I've used Blender for nearly a decade now but I mostly use it for prototype parts, so I've been doing my reps for human/character modeling cause that's a whole different beast. The hair always trips me up, because it really requires good sculpting, which I'm not as used to. I'm working on a little nedo-esque model of Salen from NijiEN for a short faux-claymation animation rn, and if that ends up looking good I'll try to make one of koragi.

>>12917694
I've had to deal with my car being out in the northeast winter because of this, the price I pay...
Normally when there's something I'm wanting to build I try to find the respective hobby community obsessed with it and study there before going in on a purchase/build.

The 3D printer was pretty easy, there's a lot of designs people have made but I based mine on the popular Prusa i3 build. I made this one in college, spent about ~$250 in parts. Now you can buy one off the shelf that cheap, so it probably isn't worth it to build your own.
The laser cutter is a rebuild of a popular cheap cutter called the "K40" that you can find on ebay for ~$350. I swapped the gantry, control board, and added an air assist to the base model + built a custom control panel to replace the stock one, which gives better controls for getting the calibration right. This thing made it's money back because my ghetto uni didn't have one and I charged engineering students to use it.
The CNC was the most expensive by far... I built it this spring for about ~$2k, based on the OpenBuilds 1010 iirc, though I made some minor changes to the base design.
My next addition will likely be a manual injection molder, it looks especially appealing now that I can make the molds with the CNC.

...I'll stop sperging out about my hobbies in this thread now, I swear.

>>12917926
I hope you get to live your dreams! It took me years of hiding this stuff in small apartments and going off shoestring budgets before I was able to go all out on it, it is an unfortunately expensive hobby but it's really fun!

>>12719509
lmao I didn't notice he was listed so many times. To make up for a lack of originality, here's 5 m*le newer streamers that don't get listed here (very often at least): Nyanomancer, AtlasVos, Floopintoagony, whitehellfire8, Based_Bug.
I specifically recommend Based_Bug's editing streams if you want to get into editing, he has legitimate professional skill at it and he's good at communicating in his streams.