Yikes, this whole comment section suddenly got VERY dark, very quickly.

I'm not being sarcastic, I am genuinely concern for others well being if they don't change for the better. I don't want anybody to develop grudges and will affect them later in life.

Remember, no one can understand the tone of the text even if it's meant to be a joke, cause A. It's a text not voice and B. There's some people who cannot tell what are the intentions behind it unless there was in an indicator which would be this "/j"

I would help out to give instructions if I were you, to prevent many requests from users who beg for models. It's best to teach them the methods on how to do it, so there can be less of begging. Though it really depends if they have the compatible resources or not and the patience to learn at that.

Ignoring that whole overdramatic “I don't think I want to be seen as an enemy that people wish I was dead for being such” part...

I'll be REAL with you and stop joking for a second and drop the whole snarky/sarcastic act.

It was probably my mistake to expect people on a 3D/video-game modelling website to recognize a decade-old gaming meme that's still alive today - especially since FromSoftware still makes games with steep learning curves, and it fits Blender just as well given its own reputation for a brutal learning curve. But I'll be honest: the fact that such a small joke got read as an attack is genuinely baffling to me. I don't think I should have to weigh every word against every possible interpretation somebody might come up with before typing it. That's not really a reasonable standard for casual conversation, is it?
The real downside of my original reply is simply that it wasn't an actual answer - which, fair enough, is a perfectly valid criticism on its own. This site has always had plenty of non-replies, memes and dumb jokes like that. Or at least it did before the comment purge

But once again, interpreting an ancient gaming in-joke as some kind of personal attack isn't something I can reasonably be held responsible for. “Git gud” has been used for years both as dumb teasing and as an affectionate bit of veteran-player banter whenever somebody runs into something with a notoriously steep learning curve. Yes, assholes use it sincerely too. That doesn't somehow make every use of it hostile.

Anyway, I genuinely hope this de-escalates whatever bizarre little drama this somehow became, because I really wasn't expecting a Blender joke to turn into a discussion about enemies and people wishing each other dead.

No offense, but acting like that towards others on wanting to learn Blender gives you a bad look.
Sure, you can say "It's the Internet, everybody's a jerk!" not everybody acts like jerks online, I know there are others who act like that but one shouldn't follow their footsteps cause' they enabled such poor behavior. I don't think I want to be seen as an enemy that people wish I was dead for being such.
I am kindly speaking, anybody shouldn't act like this when it comes down to learning about 3D models and pretty much anything in general. This is coming from someone who wants to learn for the future and doesn't know how by the way.

lmao, bro got offended over a generic git gud meme - touch grass.

Wow, what a revolutionary answer! Instead of helping others get started on blender, let's just spit in there face and say: "GIT GUD!!!!!!!!!"

@RandoHedge (and anyone else that might need this advice in general) If it helps any, you can use a "Child Of" modifier within Blender to make the face's armature move with the rest of the head.
Though depending on the context of the model you're doing this with, you may need to either "Set/Clear Inverse" so you can correct the position of the armature in relation to whatever bone you parent it to.
You can also merge the armatures if you'd prefer to only work with one armature, just need to edit the root bone of the face so it's parented to the head.

@RandoHedge well, there is. How?
1. Open Blender
2. Import the model
3. GIT GUD!!!!!!!!!!!

This is one of my favorite Sonic models. I like how long his quills are and how lanky he is compared to other Sonic games.

Hey look the iblis trigger

Haha ha, one!

The model's pretty good all things considered. I just wish there was a way to connect both the face and the body to make it one whole mesh without screwing up the rigging and bones in the process

What I mean by this is... Basically, if you try to move the spine of the body for instance- The rest of the body (including the rest of the head that has the spikes and the eyes) will move with it. If you're trying to make renders of this thing it's a pain. So I hope there's a way to make the face and the head part of the body one thing completely separate from the rest of the actual body itself.

best sonic model lowkey

what fur texture

how was the fur texture made?

Also, this model is one of my favorite versions of Sonic.

This is.

This isn't the original 06 model, right?

Someone actually saved the older model on Wayback machine.

If you are going to add custom textures to it, put them in the custom edited area of the sonic series