Source Filmmaker (SFM) - Course For Beginners (Udemy.com)

Thank you so much for this tutorial! It was clear, easy to understand, and i had (almost) no problems using the software! I plan to start making my own series when i get good with a program. This was a great place to start! And I absolutely think you should continue this course, it's awesome!

It's a bit unprofessional, it feels like something you'll find on youtube, but pretty useful so far.

Gayet güzel ve öğretici bir kurs ancak yalnızca çok basit bir animasyon oluşturmayı öğretiyor. Bu kadar kısa ve basit bir içeriğe youtube'dan ücretsiz de ulaşabilirsiniz. Eğer kurs güncellennip detaylandırılırsa o zaman parasını dibine kadar hakeden bir kurs olur.

I've learnt the interface of SFM. Although, this guy did give me some more info abt the interface like the Z & X. Like using the arrow keys to go to the beginning or end of the timeline.

It's a good decent experience for new guys who don't know how to use SFM correctly , but it would be very nice if you did add those advance steps that you mentions which covers voicelines, bone animation , custom voice lines , and more. it would help me and others who want to get good at animating stuff in sfm with a good amount of experience. it would also be cool if you would assign people to do certain projects to help them practice their skills.

J'aurais aimer savoir comment loader un personnage de jeux video 3d dans le programme et l;animer dans une sequence de film Hollywood. Je vais donc faire mes recherches sur youtube car je crois que c'est le seul cours sur udemy a ce sujet.

muy bueno en general, pero se olvido de cosas como ctrl para mover la camara mas lento. lo cual es crucial en algunos momentos

This is the kind of stuff I expect from a beginners point of view. The video series so far is well structured, and I can see what the creator of the series is saying in a sense with the lack of information about SFM. Overall, for me, this is an excellent refresher on SFM as I have used the software in the past. However, I have surprisingly learned a lot more then I would have thought as well. Such as small little tricks to make my experience with it more efficient. The reason why I have not given this the full 5 stars is because I would love to see more advance techniques. Despite it being just for beginners. I also think for the price that it is set at it feels like that there is not enough content to make it worth the £200. Obviously, I grabbed it on a sale dropping it down to £10, for that kind of price it's perfect. Some of these techniques could be: Lighting Basics Advanced Lighting Puppeteering models Creating animated movement such as a character speaking, hand movement etc Particle animation Walking animation Those are some ideas that I can come up within my head. I would love to see an advance series of this, which would be amazing and happily pay for something like that.

This covers the basics pretty well, can't wait for more!

Been using sfm as a hobby for about a year and already Im learning cool little tricks I didnt know about.