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If I only have a single @haiduc5320 watching, I'll keep going. Much appreciated! =)

Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm really happy you enjoyed the tutorial.

Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you found it useful. See you in the next one :)

You're welcome. If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Happy designing! 😊

You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

You're probably right. It's quite handy in some cases.

Thanks for stopping by. You’re welcome. See you in the next one.

Hi Vladan. Thanks for your comment. This is definitely a strange thing, and it feels like it’s hidden under the hood. I remember getting caught in this trap. While I’m glad I found the answer, there was a point when I wanted to reinstall everything. By going through all the settings one by one, the solution was found. I hope the necessary changes will take place in the future, if they haven’t already.

Hey Rekard, thanks! I already jumped into Houdini! No more jumps for me, at least for now. Why Blender? Is it because it is free, open-source software and therefore more accessible than Cinema 4D, leading to a potentially larger audience? I know many artists switch from Blender to Cinema 4D instead. =)

​@@null_design I saw a lot of examples where guys switched Blender on C4D because of their work limitations. IMO, C4D is when you are done playing and ready to go with something more professional. So no worries, and keep going with C4D 👍

@@bfdes7243From what I understand, the Blender UX wasn't built with users in mind, probably due to its open-source nature. That's highly likely one of the main reasons people switch to Cinema 4D.

Thanks for your time. Practice makes perfect, but only for those who try, isn’t it? =)

Thank you so much for your support. It means a lot.

Hi there, thanks for your question! At the start screen of DaVinci Resolve, right-click on your project and select the 'Export Project Archive...' option. This way, DaVinci Resolve saves your project with all its media files from the Media Pool in one folder. First, use the method shown in the RUclips Short to remove the files that your project doesn't use, and then archive/save your project. By doing it this way, you'll be able to save your project with only the files it uses, ensuring everything needed for the project is included in a single folder. This folder is all you need to continue working on your project; everything else on your hard drive can be removed. Hope this helps!

Hi Kennet! Next Tuesday, I plan to publish another Cinema 4D tutorial. Stay tuned!

Hi FairyLeela. Maybe the issue is related to how the particle sizes were generated by the emitter. For some reason, the size of the particles we see in the viewport differs from what is actually rendered. Enter the Niagara simulation from the Content Drawer, then select the emitter. Next, search for the 'Sprite Size Mode' property and make a change. Try to set it to 'Non-Uniform,' and I changed it to 'Random Uniform,' with 'Uniform Sprite Size Min' set to 1 and 'Uniform Sprite Size Max' set to 3. I hope this solution will help you. By the way I use UE 5.2

@@null_design Thank you I tried it with Non-Uniform, didn't work, I already had it on Random with min 2 and max 3.5 Both versions don't work unfortunately.🙈 I also tried to use the Movie scene Capture instead of the Movie Render Queue. Do you think it could be the warm up time? Too high or too low? I'm a little noob with Unreal and Niagara, sorry and thank you for your help. For a desperate way - do you know if there is a chance to screenrecord the viewer without getting pixel and codec soup 😅🙈.

You’re welcome. In my opinion, all tutorials should be straight to the point, but in many cases, that’s not the case.

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. If you have any questions or topics you'd like to see in future tutorials, just let me know.

@@null_design You're awesome! I have a topic suggestion - could you create an in-depth tutorial series which covers modeling, texturing, lighting and rendering for hard surface objects like a keyboard, smartphone or even a computer...would be cool to learn!

@@bharatsharma2446 Thanks for the suggestion! I appreciate it and will definitely keep it in mind as I plan future content. It’s always great to hear what people are interested in.

I’m glad you found it useful

Hi Brandon, thanks for your question! It's very easy to do. Just add a Circle, apply the Twist Deformer, and then use the Sweep Object to extrude the shape. Also, thanks for connecting on LinkedIn! =)

Thanks for your comment. This finding happened accidentally, so I've decided to share it with the community because it can be quite helpful and valuable in some cases.

Thanks for sharing. I didn't know that it might work for a few renders.

I'm glad this video was useful to you.

You're welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful.

I really appreciate your reply!

Thank you for your feedback. I'm glad to hear that you found it useful.

I'm glad you found it useful. That’s something I struggled with in the past, so I thought this information might be useful for someone else who struggles too, and for me as well in case I forget how to do it in the future =)

Thank you for your comment! Stay tuned for more content coming soon.

Hey there. Thanks for your comment. You're right. I didn't know that when I was creating this short tutorial. Anyway, it's a great method to use Illustrator when your main shape pieces need to have a more custom shape.

It's great to hear that this short tutorial was helpful for you. Keep learning!

Thank you for you comment. I'm glad you were able to find my video instruction among other tons of videos out there. All the best!

Who knows maybe in the future ) At the moment I'm too busy learning and crafting my personal projects.

Thanks for your time!

I'm not sure it's possible at the moment but I will keep it in mind.

I’m glad you found it useful!

Did you hear anything about RUclips Shorts?

What do you mean?

@@null_design oh sorry I chose the wrong shorts 😃

😁 never mind

ATM busy learning new stuff. Maybe next time 👍

Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate it.

Thank you for your question. If your selection has a perfect square shape, you can use the Smooth Edges tool. Otherwise, if your selection is not a perfect square shape and you still want to result in a perfect circle, you have to use the Fir Circle tool. Both tools can be found in the context menu by selecting polygons in polygon selection mode and right-clicking with the mouse.

Thank you for your time. It was very painful to adjust the screen capture to 9:16 resolution. Even harder was to record the process seamlessly. If you leave a comment it means I didn’t waste my time 👍

i'm glad it was useful!

Thanks for your comment. I'm currently working on another complex animation project. The process will be divided into at least three shorts, each with behind-the-scenes explanations and the best practices I've used. Stay tuned!

thank you, i'm motion artist too btw. can you give me some tips how to get client?@@null_design

I don't do any freelance work, but I occasionally receive requests from potential clients. The best advice I can give to you is to focus on the quality of your work. Don't chase quantity. Keep learning and sharing on social media.

Keep going

Thanks for your comment. I’ll do my best to keep it rolling. Quite hard to compress an idea into one minute but the final result is worthy )

Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate it!

It's definitely a great feature, but sadly, it's hidden too deep to be obvious to use. I hope in the future Cinema 4D versions it will become as an separate independent feature.

From what I've seen so far on the internet, it's the best and coolest 4090 out there with top-notch hardware components. I have only one recommendation: turn on the Fan Speed Target to the Manual value of 30-40 in GeForce Experience by default (you can increase its value or switch to Automatic if running heavy tasks). By default, the fans of this GPU don't spin at all until it reaches a certain temperature. This can occasionally cause system driver crashes due to overheating of some GPU components. I experienced that problem as well, but after setting the Fan Speed Target to manual for a few months, I haven't experienced any crashes. Additionally, I bought an additional 120mm fan and placed it on the backplate of the card to outtake the hot air and improve ventilation even further. I hope this will help you deal with any potential issues that may arise. All the best with your new GPU and VFX!

@@null_design Yeah i been using mac for the last 10 years or more but whith the m1 chip and only 16 gb of ram i think it’s time to go back to windows, inlove all the features in this machine and all the power i’m gonna get i don’t think i gonna miss mac at all thank you for the advice

​@@djmisteralexxx I also have an old MacBook Pro from 2017, and I'm considering purchasing the Mac Mini M2 because I appreciate the aesthetics of MacOS. However, for any demanding heavy-lifting tasks, I would only choose Windows machine with a modern GPU. I should also mention that if you're planning to use DDR5 for your system, it's advisable to buy 2x32GB modules, as using 4x32GB modules can lead to significant compatibility issues. At the moment, DDR5 is still relatively new, and its reliability may not be fully established.

@@null_design i find the 3090 to be more aesthetically pleasing, however the 4090 is of course better. My Gigabyte 2060 super (8gb white edition, quite rare) has the same start buffer with very short pathing but it gets slower the finer the detail.

@@kingghidorah8106 Thank you for your comment. I don't have experience with lower-generation GPUs, so I have nothing to compare with directly. I've been using a MacBook Pro 2017 for a few years at work. However, due to my aspiration to work on 3D projects, I recently had the opportunity to build my dream PC about six months ago. The current 4090 GPU is incredibly powerful, but when it comes to rendering, the need for speed is always there. There can never be enough power! I'm eagerly waiting for the 5090 =)

Thanks for your comment. It was probably the most complicated part due to the space limitations.