Myehhhhh … lol. It’s a reasonable start point anyways.

I think there is "autoweighting" or something where Blender will weight paint for you.

You might have to look at the model vertex by vertex. I hate weight painting

I have his channel faved. I respect tutorials that are both informative yet to the point and quick. Love his videos.

Problem is though there were still parts of the model that were still stuck in T-pose. Right now I'm trying an alternative method with .obj files. It's a bit... eeh? I'll see how it goes when I finish. If it doesn't work as I hope I still have the original sonicman.blend

Blender is pretty good for weight painting when you get used to it. The Royal Skies LLC video about it is quite helpful. Go to 3:17, he breaks it right down.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fICQmBEt4Y

Yes, among another, more dated program. I know AC3D is a 3D rendering program for cavemen but I'm more able with it than Blender. But I still use Blender given it's more efficient.

Yeeeeep I hear that.

Are you using blender?

I just wish it was a bit more easy. But then again if it was easier then everyone would do it.

Check the weight painting? It’s freaking tricky to get that right.

@g9f605
Yeah but it looks like his flesh is drooping off his bones and splitting by the polygons. Also the cuffs seem T-boned blocked for some reason.
I'll still experiment with it before it's workshop-worthy.