[0:00] have you ever wanted to become a 3D
[0:01] vtuber but didn't know where to start
[0:03] well that's why it's in today's video
[0:05] I'm going to be showing you how to make
[0:06] a 3D vtuber model using a free software
[0:09] called V word Studio I made a video like
[0:11] this on my channel a couple years ago
[0:13] but this program has had a lot of
[0:16] updates since I last used it you can
[0:18] download V Studio off their website or
[0:19] steam I'll link both of them down below
[0:21] but look at this they give you so many
[0:24] sample models to start off with and if
[0:26] you want like a good base or you know
[0:28] you could create something completely
[0:30] from scratch I think I'm going to go
[0:31] with this sample model here because um
[0:33] it looks good to me wow the entire UI
[0:38] for V Studio has completely changed
[0:40] since my last video and I noticed a lot
[0:42] of you were commenting about that and
[0:43] I'm going honest with you I love it like
[0:45] seriously it's wow it's just has changed
[0:49] so much and there's just so many
[0:50] different options for like clothes and
[0:51] hair now compared to before like I it
[0:54] was very like it's not like it was
[0:55] limited per se but now there's just so
[0:57] many more options in customization
[1:00] that you could use now like look at this
[1:02] you can get really nitty-gritty with
[1:03] like the bangs the side bins the back of
[1:05] the hair now for the hair like also if
[1:08] you want to have like different ears
[1:10] that can also be done with using hair
[1:12] let me know if you would like a tutorial
[1:14] on making ears and other things with
[1:16] hair and like other cool stuff you can
[1:18] make like that in the comments down
[1:19] below oh and they have a bunch of
[1:22] different presets that you can buy off a
[1:24] booth and I love how it takes you right
[1:25] to the website with all the correct
[1:27] keywords in Japanese because I know some
[1:29] people have a a difficult time
[1:31] navigating on this website in English
[1:33] but you don't have to pay for every
[1:35] single preset that's here you see this
[1:37] tag up top if you click on this it will
[1:38] show you free presets on booth that you
[1:41] can download and impart to VW Studio
[1:43] shout out to all the amazing artists who
[1:46] are on Booth making these amazing
[1:48] presets to help creators like me make
[1:50] our models feel more unique to our
[1:52] personalities now I know some of you
[1:54] might be thinking oh this is great Mari
[1:56] but I don't really want that viroid look
[1:58] you know and I get what you're coming
[2:00] from which is why I want to introduce
[2:01] you into texture editing this is
[2:04] something that I talked a little bit
[2:05] about before in my last video but
[2:08] basically you can change the shading the
[2:10] skin color and overall aesthetic of your
[2:12] model here by editing the texture Atlas
[2:14] and you can either download like
[2:15] different presets from Booth or if you
[2:17] know how to draw them then you can
[2:19] actually draw your own textures and now
[2:22] unless if you're some kind of Ms paint
[2:23] Mouse drawing God you're most likely
[2:25] going to want some kind of drawing
[2:26] tablet to go along with that right what
[2:28] if you don't have a drawing tablet well
[2:29] that's where XP pen has you covered
[2:31] which is today's sponsor XP pen has
[2:34] amazing different tablets that you can
[2:35] use for your artistic journey I am
[2:37] specifically using their artist Pro 14
[2:40] Gen 2 which has this really cool X3 Pro
[2:43] Smart chip stylus which the original
[2:45] package comes with a lot of different
[2:46] nibs so in case if I break any or some
[2:49] get worn out I have new ones to re
[2:51] replace with has 16k pressure level so
[2:53] it has a much higher accuracy compared
[2:55] to other stylists and it has a much
[2:58] faster response time when you're
[2:59] actually actually drawing on the tablet
[3:01] this one has a 1920 by 1200 high
[3:04] resolution so the 1610 has a bit of a
[3:06] wider ratio screen which is really nice
[3:08] considering this tablet itself is a lot
[3:09] smaller compared to my other tablet I've
[3:12] used in the past so it takes up way less
[3:13] desk space for myself which is really
[3:15] important to me because I have a TW PCC
[3:17] setup and sometimes trying to make
[3:19] everything fit together on my desk is
[3:21] really difficult when I want to draw on
[3:22] stream something that I think is really
[3:24] unique about this particular tablet is
[3:26] that it has an srgb adobe RGB PCI P3 and
[3:31] like user like different types of
[3:33] switches for like color display on the
[3:36] actual tablet and I've never seen
[3:37] something like that before and the fact
[3:39] that it has like a really high color
[3:41] accuracy makes me feel like I'm actually
[3:42] really seeing the colors that are being
[3:45] emulated on my programs which you might
[3:47] think is not a big deal but it actually
[3:49] is if you're trying to draw and get the
[3:51] colors just right it also has a low blue
[3:53] light eye protection which is really
[3:55] good because my eyes are constantly
[3:57] being strained and I get really bad
[3:58] headaches whenever I'm laying up looking
[4:00] like a cooked shrimp trying to draw late
[4:02] at night and the actual glass surface is
[4:06] a proven AG EDG type of glass so it kind
[4:09] of simulates like a bit more realistic
[4:11] pen and paper experience which is super
[4:14] nice because some tablets have this
[4:16] super glossy type of feel with it which
[4:18] makes your pen slide all over the place
[4:20] and it makes a little bit difficult to
[4:21] draw but that's not the only thing
[4:22] that's really unique about this tablet
[4:23] it has a separate Wireless shortcut
[4:26] remote in it's like 10 programmable
[4:28] buttons with a little slidey wheel too
[4:31] that you can literally customize and
[4:32] have any type of shortcut keys that you
[4:34] want it also has an ergonomic design
[4:36] wrist support and what's really cool is
[4:38] that it has builtin little like leg
[4:41] stands I'm going to be using this tablet
[4:43] to help me with the texture drawings
[4:44] because it's a lot easier than trying to
[4:46] use just my mouse so thank you XP pen
[4:48] for letting me be able to try out this
[4:49] tablet and for sponsoring today's video
[4:51] now what about if you downloaded a bunch
[4:53] of presets off a booth how do you add
[4:55] them and is it complex as it was in my
[4:57] old tutorial and the answer to that is
[5:00] um it's a little bit of column A and
[5:02] column B because it is a lot easier to
[5:05] add your preset in V studio now compared
[5:09] to before in my old tutorial where you
[5:10] had to drag your folder over and all
[5:12] over and blah blah blah blah blah now
[5:14] you can just click over here to import
[5:16] your texture and then select the
[5:18] textures you want to download however
[5:20] this is where the complicated part comes
[5:23] in you see these custom textures were
[5:26] made by these artists editing these
[5:28] pre-existing textures and vro for the
[5:30] most part so on the booth website the
[5:32] artist will tell you what texture file
[5:34] to overwrite in vroid studio the one
[5:37] that I downloaded says that they use the
[5:39] long coat template and here's one thing
[5:42] that I hope the vroid studio developers
[5:45] can work on in the future and that's
[5:47] being able to hover over the name of
[5:49] each preset that they have because I
[5:50] can't tell which one is the long coat
[5:54] feature until I actually click on the
[5:56] preset and then look at the file name so
[5:59] whenever you download a preset that you
[6:01] ended up like getting on fa Booth make
[6:03] sure you check what specific texture
[6:05] name that is and well you're just going
[6:09] to have to click on a bunch of stuff
[6:10] until you find the right one I feel like
[6:12] if you start working with viewr Studio
[6:13] enough you'll get a good idea on what
[6:15] the texture file is that you have to
[6:17] edit because if you notice the texture
[6:19] file has its own unique template that
[6:22] you can also draw on in the texture file
[6:25] editor I think this is the correct
[6:26] preset it's close enough and based off
[6:29] of the file texture I it seems like it's
[6:31] the right one but I noticed that my
[6:33] shirt is clipping a bit so I need to
[6:36] erase that part and yes you can
[6:38] technically do this with a mouse cuz
[6:39] again this is free right but honestly
[6:42] I'm kind of glad that I'm using this XP
[6:45] pen tablet because it gives me way more
[6:48] control and it's a lot faster to erase
[6:51] and draw on this I really like how in V
[6:53] Studio you can draw in the actual
[6:56] application like sure you can also take
[6:58] these texture files and open it in like
[7:00] Photoshop or clip Studio paint but like
[7:03] the whole point of this video is that
[7:04] I'm trying to do all of the stuff within
[7:06] the programs that way it stays like free
[7:09] because I remember a lot of people were
[7:11] complaining about in my old video about
[7:14] the $15 Hannah app tool that I had
[7:16] included as a bonus for the perfect lip
[7:18] sync and so in this video we're not
[7:20] including that because that way it's
[7:22] completely free we don't get perfect
[7:24] lipsing tracking so I'm going to have to
[7:26] rely on like webcam tracking in a little
[7:28] bit when we set up our model but hey you
[7:30] know what it's completely free now that
[7:32] I have finished customizing my model to
[7:34] the best of like how I kind of like it
[7:37] you know all that's left now is to
[7:38] export it and throw it into a tracking
[7:39] program and then add it into OBS and I'm
[7:41] good to go I'm going to be using VC face
[7:44] as my vtu tracking program because it's
[7:46] very beginner friendly and it's free I'm
[7:49] not going to be covering everything you
[7:50] can do in VC face because I plan on
[7:51] doing that in a future video so make
[7:53] sure you subscribe Baka otherwise you'll
[7:55] miss out now that my model is connected
[7:58] to VC face all that's left is just
[8:00] adding it into OBS and making a new
[8:03] little scenes and a source oh but real
[8:06] quick before I do that you're going to
[8:08] have to download this plugin called
[8:10] spout again that's something that I can
[8:11] cover in like a future video but I will
[8:13] link it down in my description and I
[8:15] like using spout because it makes your
[8:17] model transparent for the capture rather
[8:19] than having to a game capture and choma
[8:21] key it out because it's very old school
[8:23] so we go into OBS and then we're going
[8:25] to add a new scene we're going to
[8:27] specifically do spout we're going to
[8:28] select a VC face and then I'm going to
[8:30] set it to defaults that way it does the
[8:32] transparency and voila now I can start V
[8:35] tubing and if you're really quick about
[8:37] this with all of your presets and you
[8:39] just zoom through everything and you
[8:41] download a bunch of free things on Booth
[8:42] you could be done with this in like 10
[8:44] minutes and immediately start V tubing
[8:46] if you would like a full in-depth
[8:49] step-by-step tutorial on making a 3D
[8:51] vtuber from scratch in VR Studio then
[8:54] let me know in the comments down below
[8:55] thank you XP pen for sponsoring today's
[8:57] video and letting me being able to
[8:59] customize my 3D model with this tablet I
[9:02] can't wait to try out this tablet for
[9:03] some live 2D cubism tutorials in the
[9:05] future and with that everybody I hope
[9:07] this could help you kind of start your V
[9:08] tubing journey and start getting more
[9:10] comfortable with using other programs
[9:13] and I appreciate you so much for
[9:14] watching I'll see you next time and
[9:16] remember everything reminds you of
[9:17] something bye everyone
[9:24] [Music]