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Thank you! I really appreciate the comments :)

Thank you so much! I'm glad you're enjoying the tutorials :)

Thanks! In many of my tutorials, we end up using this node to create various effects and I guess those would give practical examples on how to use it. However, I will definitely make an application based video for this node in the future as well :)

That's great! It definitely takes a while to render, but I hope the results was worth the render time :)

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it a lot! :)

Thank you so much! I'm really glad the video helped :)

Thank you so much! I really really appreciate it! I do hope that schools and colleges start incorporating things like this into their lectures. I really do believe that blender has the potential to make classes much more attractive and help improve student retention.

Hey! Thank you so much! The visualization nodes are free to download on my patreon. Link should be in the description :)

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it :)

Thank you so much!! I'm glad you liked it :)

Although I think I understand what you're trying to explain, maybe a link to a sample video might be useful, I'll take a look and see if I can figure out how to make one :)

​@@deayanstudios I found RUclips videos on how to do it. I was searching for the wrong words. Blender calls it "zoom transition" or "infinite zoom" effect.

I'll definitely let all of you know when I successfully find out how to make it myself :)

@@deayanstudios I found RUclips videos on how to do it. I was searching for the wrong words. Blender calls it "zoom transition" or "infinite zoom" effect.

Hey, that sounds like a great idea and I would definitely try to think of methods of creating it. If I ever do successfully make a method, I'll definitely make a tutorial on it :)

@@deayanstudios I found RUclips videos on how to do it. I was searching for the wrong words. Blender calls it "zoom transition" or "infinite zoom" effect.

Hey, thank you so much! I'll definitely try listing out the nodes in future videos and see if I'm able to work on it that way!

Thank you so much!! I'm really glad you found what you were looking for :)

ruclips.net/video/qkq4UHRfKPQ/видео.html You can watch the tutorial here: Hope it helps :)

I'm really glad you found the video and it helped you when you needed it :)

Thanks! I have not explored too deep in 4.2 yet, so I am unsure of the exact caveats that need to be dealt with to get the same effect. However, I will very soon take a look at it and try to find a similar method for 4.2, using eevee next. Once I figure it out, I will definitely release a tutorial for you all as well :)

This was done in eevee. However it should work just the same in cycles as well.

Hi, Thanks! I haven't yet explored version 4.2 in much depth yet, so it would be hard for me to give you the exact solution right now. However, I believe that you won't have to change the material to alpha hashed anymore as transparency should be available to materials by default in 4.2

Thanks! I appreciate it :)

Hi, I completed teaching the course at the university that hired me for it. However, I never ended up converting it from live lectures to videos for youtube. I really wanted to do it and it IS still on my list of courses to make, however, if I do successfully get to creating the course for youtube, it will be released by the end of the year (or early next year). I intend to use another channel called "deayan academy", where I will make multiple engineering-level courses on robotics, electronics, math, etc. When I release my first set of courses, I will mention it in a few videos, so hopefully, it will not be too easy to miss. Until then, this is the channel: ruclips.net/channel/UCXwhZ3CobVetR2VVlmBK9Fg (there is nothing on it yet, the Profile picture and everything will be changed real soon, however, in case you don't want to miss the upload of these courses, it will be on this channel, so you can keep notifications for this channel on if you want to).

@@deayanstudios Love you man! thanks for all the work and for respond me 👏👏

Thanks for letting me know. I will definitely try to reduce the pace of my videos in future videos. However, I'm glad that watching it at 0.5x speed helped. If you ever have any questions or are finding it hard to understand, comment your questions and I will do my best to answer them :)

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and learnt something from it :)

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the theory part. I'll be sure to release even more demystifying videos soon :)

im using an image as my material

If you're trying to use an image as a material, you would most likely need to "UV unwrap" the mesh that you created, in order to be able to map the image correctly to the mesh that you created.

Can you tell me which part of the tutorial you're stuck in? I can guide you accordingly. pressing just shift does not do anything. You would have to be using a combination of shift+D or shift+click, etc etc. So I can tell you based on which part of the tutorial it is. Apart from that, incase you are pressing shift+something and it is not working the same way it is in the video, you could try enabling "Node Wrangler" add on from the edit->preferences->add ons menu.

Thanks! I still have not been exploring version 4.2 (with eevee next) as much, however, I don't see a reason for the light beam to not show up even in 4.2. Potential things you could try is brightening up the spot lamp (make the power very high) and if that does not work, try to increase the density of the world volume scatter. A combination of these two things should create the light beam, even in 4.2