• Required Products: LM Lowpi Lowpoly Figure, Crowd Generation For LM Lowpi Lowpoly Figure
  

Bring your DAZ Studio scenes to life with fast, efficient animated crowds!

In this focused 2-hour tutorial, Dartanbeck guides you step-by-step through using Code 66’s powerful LowPi Crowd Generation System—designed for creating vibrant, low-poly animated characters that won’t slow down your workflow.

If you're working on sci-fi corridors, fantasy markets, winter resorts, or zombie apocalypses or other imaginative crowd scenes this tutorial shows you how to populate your sets with rich, diverse crowds that move, react, and tell a story.

What You’ll Learn:

How to generate animated crowds using the LowPoly Crowd Creator Bundle Using ProScripts Pack to build custom WearKits, PoseKits, PropKits, and LowPi Sets How to add walking, sitting, talking, or idle animations to your crowds Practical use of Code 66 extensions: PopPlus, PathTool, Area & Slope, and more Creating custom outfits and integrating them into randomized generation Enhancing scenes with cinematic VFX: iReal clouds, VDB fire, and dynamic traffic Scene Examples Include:

French Ski Resort (Winter Wonderland expansion) Fashion Show & i13 Theatre(Dinner and a Show) Golf Course (Medieval Life characters at leisure) Urban Sprawl 3 (Cyberpunk city with animated crowds) The Knight’s Castle (Skeleton horde with animated VDB FX) Houseboat Adventures and more

Core Products used in this Tutorial

- LowPoly LowPi Base Figure (by FeralFey and Lyrra Madril) - LowPi Crowd Generator (by Code 66 and FeralFey) - Optional ProScripts For LM LowPi Lowpoly Figure Crowd Generation (by Code 66) Recommended : Get the Lowpoly Crowd Creator Bundle

No ProScripts: No Problem.

Dartanbeck also demonstrates how to animate LowPi figures manually using only the base Crowd Generator—ideal for users just starting out or building up their toolkit. Perfect For:

DAZ Studio users wanting to populate complex scenes with animated figures Artists working in sci-fi, historical, urban, or fantasy genres Animators looking for lightweight, high-impact background crowds Anyone ready to explore the creative potential of LowPi system About the Presenter: Dartanbeck began his digital art journey painting fantasy game tiles and later became a texture artist for 3D game characters, earning several Hall of Fame awards. His passion for animation led him to create digital shorts and cinematic scenes.

Now a DAZ 3D published artist, he has released Carrara environment kits and animation packs, and actively uses DAZ Studio and Carrara in his projects. Dartanbeck enjoys sharing his knowledge and helping others grow as creators.

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