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I have a question, can we do with transparent image?

Your Gold Text wrap tutorials are on point. However, I wasnt able to learn much from all 3 of them. I wish you begun from scratch, building up as you explain the way you do. All of them start at the end with a full node tree, Its so much scrutiny to align the node setup with yours. And I am not a Noob. Thank you though

someone should teavh these people what a tutorial is. Doing it isnt a tutorial. Time waster of a video.

PLEASE explain how you did that at 3:03. How did you extrude it at an angle? I'm practically ripping my hair out trying to figure it out but it should NOT be this hard lmao

Thank you!

Thank you for the great tutorial and detailed explanation. I really appreciate your work

the worst blender tutorial i ever encountered on youtube. The voice is so dull that it's making me quit blender

Are there any pixelated issues? I always face that what should I do? The pictures is already as big as possible

Hello, I want to know what is the other stage that we learn through the paid course?

How did you get the image for the label? Did you recreate it in photoshop?

Awesome Hunter. One question was the one crucial element the lighting? I watched through and saw some great points and set up but was left a little confused as to what the one crucial element you mentioned actually was? I have a great foil texture I have been using in my spirits bottles renders and eventually I settled on using a paper PBR texture and then making it metallic. Works a treat. This example render shares some similarities with the lovely Stranger and Sons gin by Oveja & Remi Studio

I'm sorry I think I'm not just bright enough, or I'm missing something, that UV map, how to make this is there a tutorial somewhere ?

thank you🤩😘😘

Please make more tutorials including text texturing like how you’ve done in this video and in your gold foil text texturing tutorial. Maybe, even more videos with a beginning to end process including your logo creation process? I absolutely love your videos, and would really appreciate it!

the light diffuse is so clutch, never thought about doing that

Very helpfule, thank you for sharing

The bubbles on the inner tube is a nice professional touch. It's the small things and attention to detail that makes you a true pro.

Another great tutorial.. thanks

This tutorial is stunning, can’t wait to give it a try and share my result with it!

i just love your tutorials, it's deep and very very enjoyable, thank you sir!

As always thank you for your time and knowledge.

Do you have Tut for bubble water?

this class was fire!

thank you for this tutorial...beautiful work and steps explained, appreciate you sharing it

Does the bottle need to have a ton of geometry for this to work?

finnally i did it , i understand now thank so much

Hey, if you had added caustics to the reflections it could have been more realistic. Today I see a lot of tutorials but they don't have caustics to bring more realism. I'm at war with Blender to make the products as realistic as possible, in the render and then do the final art in Photoshop...

8:30 No you don't need to create one light linking group for each light. You can create one and name it "Sand" for example and select it for all the other lights in the drop down menu

bro did you fart at 4:37 😂😂

Can you do a glass in a full white BG?

you can lower the noise threshold to a small number like 0.0001 or just disable it and let cycles take its full potential

thank you great teacher, GOD bless you bro

can you make a video on the creation of the different masks (Bump, disp,...) of a label for a bottle on ilustrator ? Please

1 year and he dint finish the whole course... 7/10 only, right?

Thank you

Hello, I am using blender 4.2 do you know why I cannot isolate the camera like you do? Thanks

Amazing tutorial, that trick of the panel in front of the light is just new to me and I loved it!

How do we follow along without the image files. You did not link them here

Great tutorial. I learned a lot following this. Thank you for the amazing content!!!!

What a beautiful work, I wanted to ask you why you decided to use displacement (I know that displacement modifies the geometry directly) instead of a bump/normal for the relief of the label. Does it make much of a difference in terms of realism?

I could not find "mean tilt" in Blender 4.2, but setting the Bezier curve's Y rotation to 180 did the trick.

Welcome back man

Grab the reference image here: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/nfoyr5cje6uwyk1eqggaq/Cosmetic-Schematic_v01.jpg?rlkey=gjduk7dkxbaflg0j3xhclak44&dl=0

welcome back!

when is it best to bevel and when is it better to use creasing to manage the smooth modifier?

Just started with your intro course. Hope one day I'll be able to understand even 1% of this. 😅

That looks great!!

Good info in there, but man it needs to be cut down short to the essentials. Most of the video is watching someone create their project with every minutia changes and details, and it's really unnecessary! It took literally 12 minutes to get to light linking!!

When will the bottle come into the course as I have your course and it still isnt in there. Great content and course by the way.

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