How to Design Snorlax Pokemon Using SelfCAD

Learn How to Design Snorlax Pokemon Using SelfCAD with the help of this article

How to Design Snorlax Pokemon Using SelfCAD

Creating 3D models of beloved characters has become an exciting venture for artists and enthusiasts alike, especially with the availability of intuitive design software like SelfCAD. In this article, we will walk through the process of designing Snorlax, one of the most iconic Pokémon, using SelfCAD’s versatile tools. From shaping its signature round body to refining the facial features, this guide will cover each step in transforming a digital concept into a tangible 3D model. Whether you're a fan of Pokémon or simply interested in learning how to use SelfCAD for character design, this tutorial will show how creativity and technology combine to bring Snorlax to life

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Once you’ve launched the editor;

From the 3D Shapes category on the toolbar choose sphere; Set radius to 60, horizontal segments to 75, vertical segments to 25, position y to 90

Click to finalize sphere

From the 3D Shapes category on the toolbar choose sphere; Set radius to 70, horizontal segments to 75, vertical segments to 25

Click to finalize sphere

From the 3D Shapes category on the toolbar choose cylinder; Set top radius to 2, bottom radius to 20, height to 35, horizontal segments to 24, position x to 26, position y to 185, rotation z to -25

Click to finalize cylinder

Click copy button to copy selected objects; Click rotate on the toolbar, Set y to 180

Click ‘x’ to close transformation panel

Click move on the toolbar; Set x to -26

Click ‘x’ to close transformation panel

From the 3D Shapes category on the toolbar choose sphere; Set radius to 25, position x to 80, position y to 55

Click to finalize sphere

Click scale on the toolbar; Set z to 109, x to 28 using highlighted gizmo

Click ‘x’ to close transformation panel

Click rotate on the toolbar; Set x to 25

Click copy button to copy selected objects; Set y to 180

Click ‘x’ to close transformation panel

Click move on the toolbar; Set x to -62 using highlighted gizmo

Click ‘x’ to close transformation panel

From the 3D Shapes category on the toolbar choose sphere; Set radius to 20, position x to 25, position z to 57

Click to finalize sphere

Click scale on the toolbar; Set z to 13 using highlighted gizmo

Click ‘x’ to close transformation panel

Click move on the toolbar; Set z to 58.5 using highlighted gizmo

Click copy button to copy selected objects, Set x to -31 using highlighted gizmo

Click ‘x’ to close transformation panel

Click on mesh 8 to select it. Click on mesh 20(1) to deselect it

From the deform category on the toolbar choose taper; Set origin layer to top, Set x to -15, z to -15 using highlighted gizmo

Click ‘x’ to close transformation panel

Click on mesh 20 to select it, click on mesh 8 to deselect

Click move on the toolbar; Click on mesh 20(1) to select, Set z to 62.5 using highlighted gizmo

Click ‘x’ to close transformation panel

Click on mesh 8, 16, 16(1), 4, 12, 12(1) to select

Click stitch & scoop on the toolbar; From the tool panel choose union

Click to finalize union

As you continue honing your design skills, remember that SelfCAD offers a wealth of resources to support your learning journey. To deepen your understanding and explore more advanced features, consider checking out the interactive tutorials (https://www.selfcad.com/tutorials) available on the SelfCAD website. The tutorials page provides a treasure trove of guides, tips, and tricks that cater to designers of all levels.

More structured learning experience can also be accessed at the SelfCAD Academy (https://www.selfcad.com/academy/curriculum/), https://www.youtube.com/@3dmodeling101, and 3D Modeling 101 series (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL74nFNT8yS9DcE1UlUUdiR1wFGv9DDfTB). This comprehensive resource offers in-depth courses taught by industry experts, allowing you to master the intricacies of SelfCAD at your own pace.