Making Resident Evil 2 Key Items in Real Life

Summary

视频博主Kai Morgan是一位《生化危机》系列的狂热粉丝，他决定制作游戏中的物品复制品以提升自己的制作技能，并用于未来的cosplay活动。尽管他承认自己的3D打印和绘画技能有待提高，但他通过使用Anycubic的Tina 2s 3D打印机，成功制作了《生化危机2》中的几个关键道具，包括心形钥匙、美洲豹石和鹰形金属。视频中，他分享了从建模到打印再到上色和封层的整个过程，尽管遇到了一些挑战，但最终成品让他感到自豪。他还感谢了Anycubic对视频的赞助，并鼓励其他粉丝分享他们的3D打印作品。

Takeaways

• 🎮 视频作者作为《生化危机》系列的粉丝，想要亲手制作游戏中的物品模型。
• 🛠️ 作者之前因为3D打印机性能不佳，未能制作出满意的模型，但收到了Antina品牌的赞助，决定开始制作。
• 🔑 视频中计划制作《生化危机2》中的三个关键物品：心形钥匙、美洲豹石和鹰形金属。
• ⚡ 由于停电，作者未能完成所有3D模型，可能会在未来制作更多相关视频。
• 🖨️ Antina品牌的3D打印机易于设置，具有自动调平功能和可拆卸磁性打印床，非常适合初学者。
• 🎨 作者在3D打印后，使用黑色塑性涂料对模型进行打底，以增强油漆附着力并平滑打印表面。
• 🎨 作者承认自己的绘画技巧有待提高，但仍然享受制作和绘画过程。
• 🏆 作者感谢Antina的赞助，并鼓励观众尝试3D打印，分享他们的作品。
• 🏠 作者希望最终能在家中展示所有制作的《生化危机》物品，将家变成一个游戏博物馆。
• 🎉 视频结束时，作者感谢接近20万的订阅者，并期待庆祝这一里程碑。

Q & A

视频中提到的'Resident Evil crap ink'是什么意思？

这是视频作者用来形容自己拥有很多与《生化危机》游戏相关的收藏品的一种幽默说法。

作者为什么想要制作《生化危机》中的道具复制品？

作者既是《生化危机》的粉丝，也希望通过制作道具复制品来提升自己制作和cosplay的技能。

作者提到了3D打印机的问题，他之前使用的3D打印机有什么问题？

作者之前使用的3D打印机质量不佳，打印效果不理想，这也是他之前没有制作更多道具的原因之一。

视频中提到的'antina'是什么？

antina是一个3D打印机品牌，视频中作者提到了这个品牌的赞助，并且使用了他们的3D打印机来制作道具。

作者在视频中计划制作哪些《生化危机2》中的道具？

作者计划制作《生化危机2》中的心形钥匙、美洲豹石和鹰形金属。

为什么作者没有完成所有计划中的道具制作？

作者提到了一次电力中断，这打乱了他的工作流程，导致他没有足够的时间完成所有的3D模型。

作者如何评价antina 3D打印机的设置过程？

作者认为antina 3D打印机的设置过程非常简单，开箱即用，不需要复杂的组装或调整。

作者在视频中提到了哪些3D打印的技巧和挑战？

作者提到了3D打印的自动调平功能、磁性打印床、打印速度和细节表现等技巧和挑战。

作者在视频中使用了哪些材料和工具来完成道具的制作？

作者使用了craft foam、plasty dip、丙烯酸油漆和Mod Podge来完成道具的制作。

作者对于自己制作的道具的最终效果满意吗？

作者对于心形钥匙的最终效果比较满意，但对于鹰形金属的颜色和细节处理不太满意，认为还有改进的空间。

作者在视频结束时提到了什么未来的计划？

作者提到了未来可能会制作更多《生化危机》或其他游戏系列的道具，并感谢了antina品牌的赞助。

Outlines

00:00

🎮 制作《生化危机》游戏道具

视频作者表达了自己作为《生化危机》系列粉丝，想要亲手制作游戏中的道具的愿望。他提到自己之前因为3D打印机的性能不佳而未能实现这一目标，但随着antina赞助的新型3D打印机的到来，他决定开始制作。作者详细介绍了使用新3D打印机制作《生化危机2》中的三个关键道具——心形钥匙、美洲豹石和鹰形金属的过程。他提到了3D打印机的易用性、自动调平功能和可拆卸磁性打印床等特点，并对antina表示感谢。

05:01

🎨 道具的上色与细节处理

在成功打印出道具的基础形状后，作者开始对道具进行上色和细节处理。他使用了黑色塑性涂料作为底漆，以增强油漆的附着力并平滑打印表面。接着，他使用金属红色、蓝色和金色油漆，根据游戏中的颜色对道具进行上色。作者坦诚自己并非专业画家，但仍然尽力使道具看起来更接近游戏中的样子。他还提到了使用Mod Podge进行最后的密封处理，以保护油漆并增强金属效果。尽管对某些颜色效果不太满意，作者仍然对能够亲手制作这些道具感到兴奋，并期待未来制作更多类似的道具。

10:03

🎉 庆祝订阅者里程碑

在视频的最后，作者表达了对即将达到200,000订阅者的感激之情，并提到将会寻找合适的方式庆祝这一里程碑。他以轻松愉快的氛围结束了视频，并感谢观众的观看。

Keywords

💡Resident Evil

《生化危机》是一款著名的生存恐怖游戏系列，由Capcom公司开发。在视频中，提到了制作《生化危机》游戏中物品的复制品，这表明视频的主题是围绕这款游戏的周边制作。例如，提到了'Resident Evil 2'，这是系列中特别受欢迎的一部作品，视频作者想要制作该游戏中的特定物品，如'heart key'和'Jaguar stones'。

💡3D打印

3D打印是一种制造技术，通过逐层添加材料来创建三维物体。在视频中，作者使用3D打印机来制作《生化危机》中的钥匙和其他物品的复制品。例如，作者提到了使用'Tina 2s 3D打印机'来打印'heart key'和'Jaguar stones'，这显示了3D打印技术在制作精细模型方面的应用。

💡cosplay

Cosplay是Costume Play的缩写，指的是装扮成特定角色的行为，常见于动漫、游戏和科幻等领域。视频中提到作者想要通过制作《生化危机》物品来提升自己的cosplay技能，意味着这些复制品可能会用于装扮成游戏中的角色。

💡craft foam

Craft foam是一种常用于手工艺的材料，轻便且易于切割和塑形。在视频中，作者提到使用craft foam来制作'valve handle'，这是一种手工艺材料的应用，用于制作轻质且细节丰富的道具。

💡3D建模

3D建模是创建三维模型的过程，通常用于游戏设计、动画制作和工业设计等领域。在视频中，作者提到了'modeled out the base meshes'，这涉及到使用3D建模软件来设计《生化危机》中物品的三维模型，以便后续的3D打印。

💡Auto leveling

自动调平是3D打印机中的一个功能，可以自动调整打印平台的水平，确保打印质量。在视频中，作者赞扬了'Tina 2s 3D打印机'的自动调平功能，这意味着用户不需要手动调整打印机，使得打印过程更加简便和高效。

💡sculpts

雕塑在这里指的是在3D建模软件中对虚拟物体进行塑形和细节处理的过程。作者提到了在'Zbrush'和'Blender'中进行雕塑，这表明了在制作3D打印模型之前，需要对模型进行详细的设计和调整。

💡plasty dip

Plasty dip是一种橡胶涂料，常用于为物品提供耐用的涂层。在视频中，作者使用plasty dip来为3D打印的物品上色，这有助于提高物品的质感，并且使涂料更好地附着在打印物的表面。

💡Mod Podge

Mod Podge是一种常用的手工装饰介质，可以用来密封和保护手工制品的表面。在视频中，作者使用Mod Podge来为《生化危机》物品的复制品提供一层保护涂层，增加光泽度，并保护涂料不被刮伤。

💡molding

Molding指的是制作模具和铸造物品的过程。虽然视频中没有直接提到这个词，但从上下文中可以推断，作者在制作3D打印物品时，实际上是在创建一个模具的过程，然后通过3D打印机“铸造”出物品。

Highlights

作者作为《生化危机》粉丝，想要亲手制作游戏中的物品。

作者提到自己3D打印技术不佳，但希望通过制作道具来提高技能。

作者展示了自己制作的《生化危机》系列中的心脏钥匙。

作者收到了赞助商提供的新型3D打印机，这将帮助他制作更多的《生化危机》关键物品。

作者详细介绍了新3D打印机的易用性和自动调平功能。

作者展示了如何使用新3D打印机打印《生化危机2》中的物品。

作者在打印过程中遇到了尺寸和比例问题，但通过调整成功解决了问题。

作者分享了使用blender软件进行3D建模和雕刻的经验。

作者提到了使用YouTube教程来提高雕刻技能。

作者展示了如何使用plasty dip和喷漆技术为3D打印物品上色。

作者对于金鹰金属的上色效果不满意，但认为可以通过细节刷涂来改善。

作者使用了Mod Podge来为物品封层，以增加光泽和保护涂层。

作者对于最终成品的展示，虽然不是完全准确，但感到非常满意。

作者表达了想要制作更多《生化危机》物品的愿望，并感谢赞助商的支持。

作者鼓励观众分享自己的3D打印作品，并感谢观众的支持。

作者以感谢观众和庆祝即将到来的200,000订阅者里程碑结束视频。

Transcripts

I've got too much Resident Evil crap ink

Riven as a Resident Evil fan sometimes

examining items in the game just isn't

enough I want to hold them in my hands

so for years now um I've wanted to make

replicas of different sort of like items

that you find in Resident Evil partially

because I'm a nerd and also because I'd

like to improve my skills for like

cosplay and making and all that cuz I'm

not really that great at it which you

will see in this video but I have made a

couple that I am proud of like my valve

handle I mean seriously look at this

this is made of craft

foam and honestly a big reason that I

haven't gotten around to it is just that

the 3D printer I have sucks um it's like

okay it's the one that everybody has I'm

not going to mention the name because uh

when antina reached out for a

sponsorship and showed me their line of

3D Prin I was like okay the universe has

said it is time to start making some

Resident Evil key items but more on that

later uh today we're going to make three

key items specifically from Resident

Evil 2 because that's my favorite in the

series as you guys know so we're going

to be making the heart key the Jaguar

stones in two pieces and the eagle metal

um I wanted to make more items but that

power outage just completely ruined my

workflow and I wasn't able to finish the

3D models in time so maybe in the future

I'll do like shorts or a follow-up video

or something but anyway let's get

started first I modeled out the base

meshes for the keys the stones and the

metals and the crests from Resident Evil

1 which sadly I wasn't able to make for

this video starting with the first key I

went with the heart Motif and I'll admit

my 3D sculpting isn't the best but I was

also rushing after modeling I printed it

out for the first time on the shiny new

Tina 2s 3D

printer this PR had an extremely easy

setup you literally open the box take it

out remove the tape and the extra bits

inside that are for protecting during

shipping you plug it in you turn it on

you're ready to go that is it and if

you're into 3D printing listen to this

it has Auto leveling every single time

it prints it does an auto level check

you never have to worry about

leveling it also has a removable

magnetic bed that can bend a little bit

making for easy removal of projects that

get a little stuck on there for slicing

it has its own software or you can use

its Cura profile all included on a Micro

SD card as well as some test models and

uh one thing that's surpris me to is

it's really quiet uh if you don't

believe me listen to this just so you

guys hear how quiet this is just listen

now this is really uh for small items

only but because they're small they will

never take too long to print U maybe a

maximum of 5 hours the Jaguar Stone

pieces only took 3 hours to print and

the Heart key only took 45 minutes if

you're wanting to try 3D printing but

you're scared because it seems

complicated then I highly recommend

getting this printer or any of the other

ones in their Tina printer lines because

I'm telling you after spending 9 hours

assembling my first 3D printer and

dealing with all sorts of problems and

frustrations this one is just so easy to

use that even a child could get it up

and running if you want to check it out

for yourself the link is in the

description below thank you so much to

antina for sponsoring this video and all

future projects I'm going to make with

this thing now let's continue making

some Resident Evil items shall

we so the first print of the key was

okay but I realized it was way too small

and I also hadn't modeled the

proportions correctly so I went back and

worked the key a bit scaled it up and

printed it once more and it turned out

so much better so we'll set that aside

for now and move on to the eagle metal

now this one was scary because it's so

detailed but I did my best to sculpt it

as close to the original as I could

which again this does not look like an

eagle it looks more like a phoenix but I

just I followed what was in the game uh

sculpting in zbrush is so much better

but I don't own zbrush anymore so I'm

forcing myself to get better at

sculpting and blender but

it's a challenge once the metal was done

it went to cira for slicing and then to

the Tina 2s for printing and the detail

actually came out great I really am

going to have to make the wolf metal at

some point though now moving on to

Claire's Stones um as you can see I did

actually make the eagle Stone but I was

way more excited to make the Jaguar

Stone specifically because it's in two

pieces I don't know just felt more video

gamey uh this was a challenge but the

technique that I used was from a YouTube

channel called blender Secrets where he

demonstrated using masking to sculpt

engraved details and it worked out

pretty good from there once again I

exported the stones sliced them in cira

and printed them out and to my surprise

the details were all there I know these

all look like they're made of soap right

now but this is where the magic happens

it's time to Prime and

paint I took these all outside with my

code Veronica respirator and I sprayed

them down with black plasty dip until

they had an even coat uh basically what

this does is it's a coat that will help

paint stick to it while also smoothing

the prints out just a little bit and as

a bonus it can make metallic paints

really look like metal after 4 hours of

drying they were ready and I brought

them inside and got ready to paint them

uh this is where I remind you that I am

not a professional I'm just doing this

for fun so before you comment I'm very

aware that my painting skills need work

that said I started by using this

metallic red paint which is the same

paint I used for my valve handle and I

gave it a pass over the red parts of the

hard key then I mixed a shade of blue as

close as I could to the one in the game

and gave a pass over the Jaguar Stone

pieces but I purposely didn't go into

any of the engraved Parts which really

helped sell the effect of the detailing

a lot and then I went over the eagle

metal with this gold paint and I'm

really not happy with how it turned out

but I guess it could have been worse I

should also mention these are just cheap

acrylic paints being applied with a

cheap brush so there's only so much I

can achieve in terms of quality not to I

was rushing because I wanted to get this

video done in time for

you after letting the paint dry and

running some errands I came back for the

final step which was sealing uh I'm

using something called Mod Podge which

basically creates like a hard coating

over the paint to prevent it from

chipping and it comes in different

finishes I'll be using the matte finish

for the Jaguar stones and a metallic

gloss for the heart key and the eagle

metal it goes on white but it dries

clear and it really helps sell the

materials with levels of shine

all right so after like 24 hours of

curing this is is the jaguar Stone um

the blue isn't quite what I was wanting

it to be but um you know this was a

first attempt um I I'm learning as I'm

going but I mean it's still really cool

to hold this in my hand like I don't

know how big these actually are in the

game they're probably a little bit

bigger but I didn't want to like go

crazy or whatever but um yeah it's it's

really cool I want to print all three of

these and just have them

and eventually my house is just going to

turn into like a Resident Evil Museum um

and then we have the uh the metal which

I don't know this this paint is a little

too brassy cuz the E uh the eagle metal

looks very

um well it looks more yellow this is

more brass gold I don't know you know

what I mean but I think this could be

saved if I went in and brushed in some

details I don't

know but you can see the um the Mod

Podge is really doing the work there it

helps sell the metal effect not like

100% but yeah

so and then last we have the heart key

which I think actually turned out really

good um I know it's not like super

accurate to the game but you know it is

what it is it's just for fun relax

people everyone gets so worked up about

stuff yeah it's I have to tell you as a

Resident Evil fan it's really cool to to

hold all these in my hand I just wish I

was able to print the full set because

that was the whole goal of this video I

was going to do all four Keys the three

stones and then the two medals and I

wanted to do the

medallions thinking saying that out loud

maybe I got a little ahead of myself

that's a lot of work but anyway so I

think there's still a lot that I could

improve on um but I learned a lot making

these and remember just like drawing or

3D modeling or any other skill the more

you do it the better you get you can't

just do something right out the gate and

like be amazing um although I'm sure

some of you are are watching this and

you're like oh here's what he did wrong

I could do that better uh but I'd love

to do more items like uh from obviously

Resident Evil but even like Silent Hill

or tomb raid or who knows what

franchise especially now that I have the

Tina 2s 3D

printer huge thanks to antina for

sponsoring this video and again if you

want to check out their lines of 3D

printers the link is in the description

I know some of you out there are like

amazing crafters and can do all sorts of

cool stuff so if you end up uh 3D

printing any stuff for video games or

whatever I'd love to see it so be sure

to tag me on Instagram and Twitter and

be like look what I made cuz I want to

see it now I have to find a spot for

these on my very cluttered nerd shelf um

but uh I'm going to end this video here

and thank you guys so much for almost

200,000 subscribers like that's crazy I

still don't know how I'm going to

celebrate that Milestone but I guess

we'll figure it out when we get to it um

but regardless you guys are amazing so

go drink water and until next time I'm

Kai Morgan and as always thanks for

watching ink

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