
When "Perfect" Tutorials Don't Prepare You for Reality ๐ฅ
You are about to discover why that "imperfect" Skin tutorial for 3ds Max you found is worth more than gold compared to polished productions. Here, the real learning is in the mistakes.
๐ฏ The 3 Lessons Only Honest Tutorials Teach You:
- The Weight Tool Lies... Sometimes ๐
- You'll see the author struggle with rebellious vertices
- You'll learn to combine the Weight Table with manual selection
- You'll discover that 50% weight doesn't always mean 50% influence
- Armpits Are Hell on Earth ๐ฅ
- The video shows the real battle with problematic folds
- Tricks for distributing weights in high-deformation zones
- How to salvage a situation when everything goes wrong
- The Importance of "Trial and Error Mode" ๐งช
- The author demonstrates their trial/error process
- You'll see how many times the same area needs to be reviewed
- You'll learn to identify when to start over
"A tutorial without mistakes is like a teacher who only shows correct answers: it doesn't prepare you for real problems"
๐ก Bonus: What This Tutorial Gives You That Others Don't:
- ๐น Recorded in a Real Take (no miraculous cuts)
- ๐ Organic Workflow (not that perfect order nobody follows)
- ๐คฆ "Oh, that wasn't right!" Moments that will make you feel accompanied
๐จ 3 Signs You're Really Learning:
- You identify the same mistakes as the author before they mention them
- You start yelling "don't do that!" at the screen (and you're right)
- You finish the tutorial with more questions than answers... but the right ones
In the end, adjusting weights in Skin is like learning to cook: perfect tutorials show you an impeccable dish, but it's the videos where the food burns that truly teach you how to cook. Keep practicing! ๐จโ๐ณ๐ฅ