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so simple yet so good!

hello, I cannot seem to find the curve shape when adding the wind forcefield. Do you know how to sort this?

Where can I find the tutorial from the thumbnail, or ist it just an AI generated image?

Nice. Definitely going to check this out.

Coloca um valor corta o video e o mesmo valor que vc acha q ta certo muda. Para de fazer tutorial.... tem que voltar 60x o video pra arrumar valor que mudam a cada corte.

fantastic.

You are the best designer to me, but now your account is more commercial. All your videos are Blender addon

why no fire generator in blender like other software ? soo weird

How’d you do that moving sky?

Just last year I was saying topology would be a massive hurdle to get clean 3D models... 5:20 Now here we are. Things caught up QUICK.

hey do u have discord?

Tutorial is Solid 🎉

love you work bro!

I bought buildify but its just a blend file can anyone explain me how to use it

Thank you!

wasnt even looking for this but great work man

How you straight the back part??

So whats the use for Blender to put HDRI inside Blender knowing that it won't show by default in the final render? Whats the freaking point? Why you then have to do all this or just use some texture environement node....searching for the right HDRI image wich you wont see the thumbnail because they only put a big useless LOGO on it instead of the actual image...so you have to remember the name or just guessing.... =Blender is great but can be really dumb and annoying on some so basic stuff.

For anyone that can't get the mirrored plane to also emit particles still. Go to Particle System -> Source - > and check Use Modifier Stack

nice

not yet for reallistic

is it possible to create a displacement modifier using geo nodes but with the capability of triplanar mapping?

Wow!

As a 3D Artist… it’s been real 🫡

My curve when changed to automatic went so out of prportion there were curves going infinite distances

congratulations, you've taken the human element out of YET ANOTHER facet of the creative process. and you gotta PAY to use it. you know, there's real people that make 3D models, right? real people that will take that same money you're giving to this ugly thing, and make whatever you ask of them, at the poly count range you specifically specify? creativity is dying live right in front of us, but at least real modelers are still better than this slop. how's the UVs, how's the bending for animation, how's that weight painting coming along? because points are already being docked for the obscenely unnecessary poly count. seriously, if y'all are really considering paying an AI to have your thoughts for you, just consider giving that money to a real actual human being instead.

So if i have an alien forest picture and i want to use similar alien plants but different scenery, how can i do that? Basically im trying to get multiple images of an alien planet that has the same theme

good shit. keep the good shit up 👍🏻

Thanks for this great tutorial

Do your credits roll over each month?

Me here looking for free add ons

So why cant you jst tell people how they can create the vdb.... All you are not good at at that

thankyou

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It is very important which industry you work for. For example, I only draw bags. Zbrush is the most indispensable product for me. I create the body in minutes and move on to fine details. Then rizomuv for UV editing, then substance painter and my new favorite unreal engine. I used to use only Zbrush and keyshot, it was actually much simpler. But the works I transferred from zbrush to keyshot took up too much space because all the details were made as polygons. Also keyshot started to be not enough to produce detailed material. Then I learned UV texturing. Substance painter is very useful in this regard (I hope it will get faster in the future, although my machine is very good right now, it is seriously slowing down). I switched to Unreal Engine for a completely different reason. Setting a scene in Keyshot is death, when you move objects you feel like you are carrying them on your back. Unreal engine gives both realistic lighting and tremendous speed in lit mode. So much so that, while I used to deal with a bag model, now I can move between hundreds of them in my scene. But of course, using unreal engine is much more difficult than using keyshot. There are too many details. The important thing is to eliminate, to focus on what you are going to use. When you work only for your work, speed also comes.

I’m wondering if this will export to Unreal without breaking anything?

But in order to make it usable for games for example it needs to be more than just cranky 3d model, but it surely useful for animations!

ur vids r getting better n better, so proud im watching u since a long time, u really might be the best blender tutorial creator rn !!!

Coooool!!!!

If anyones worried about this, then you shouldnt consider yourself an artist 😂

Haha “short attention span”

Thank you! 😊

Nice visualisation for the demo

Bravo !

This looks epic🙌🙌🙌🔥🔥🔥

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great tutorial, thank you! can you guide me why my fluid ring keeps splashing water and bouncing everywhere in the domain no matter what adjustment I did? I want to contain it in a perfect turbulance like what is showing in your tutorial.

Very nice!

What kind of moron would do this intentionally?