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That3dGuy
Индия
Добавлен 29 апр 2017
Just a Blender Enjoyer who likes making stuff :)
Contact: ay942850@gmail.com
Contact: ay942850@gmail.com
Making a Castle Ruins Environment in Blender
Patreon : www.patreon.com/c/That3DGuy
Hope you enjoy this breakdown / Tutorial.
The free assets that I used were from:
polyhaven.com/all
Blenderesse :
blenderesse.gumroad.com/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:15 Creating the Ruins
8:50 Character
10:15 Mood Change
12:55 Story
This is a Blender 3d Breakdown for creating a Large-scale atmospheric scene.
#blender #blender3d #b3d #render #rendering #tutorial #cinematic #shortfilm #scifi #lighting #blenderanimation #landscape #Environmentart #conceptart
Hope you enjoy this breakdown / Tutorial.
The free assets that I used were from:
polyhaven.com/all
Blenderesse :
blenderesse.gumroad.com/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:15 Creating the Ruins
8:50 Character
10:15 Mood Change
12:55 Story
This is a Blender 3d Breakdown for creating a Large-scale atmospheric scene.
#blender #blender3d #b3d #render #rendering #tutorial #cinematic #shortfilm #scifi #lighting #blenderanimation #landscape #Environmentart #conceptart
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Видео
Creating an Eerie Building Winter Scene in Blender
Просмотров 5 тыс.14 дней назад
Patreon : www.patreon.com/c/That3DGuy I wanted to rereate this eerie scene in Blender as I really like creating these moody scenes with abandoned buildings, I was surprised how well this one turned out! Hope you enjoy this render and the breakdown/Tutorial of it. This is a Blender 3d Breakdown for creating an atmospheric scene. #blender #blender3d #b3d #render #rendering #tutorial #cinematic
Creating a Sci-Fi Apocalyptic Landscape in Blender
Просмотров 10 тыс.28 дней назад
Patreon : www.patreon.com/c/That3DGuy I recreated my old Sci-Fi Apocalyptic landscape in blender, as you may know by now I love creating moody atmospheric scenes in Blender. It was a cool experience to try something new! Hope you enjoy this breakdown / Tutorial. The free assets that I used were from: polyhaven.com/all Blenderesse : blenderesse.gumroad.com/ Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:45 Start 3:13 A...
Making Large Scale Cinematic Hills in Blender
Просмотров 6 тыс.Месяц назад
Patreon : www.patreon.com/c/That3DGuy I haven't done a large-scale scene in blender in a while , as you may know by now I love creating moody atmospheric scenes in Blender. It was a cool experience to try something new! Hope you enjoy this breakdown / Tutorial. The free assets that I used were from: polyhaven.com/all Blenderesse : blenderesse.gumroad.com/ Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:21 Setting up th...
Creating an Atmospheric Lakeside Cabin in Blender
Просмотров 9 тыс.Месяц назад
Patreon : www.patreon.com/c/That3DGuy I wanted to Create an atmospheric Lakeside Cabin in Blender as I really like creating these moody scenes with abandoned buildings, I was surprised how well this one turned out! Hope you enjoy this render and the breakdown/Tutorial of it. The free assets that I used were from: polyhaven.com/all Chapters: 0:00 The Shot 0:12 Intro! 1:21 Setup 1:57 Water 3:21 M...
Making an Atmospheric Medieval Mill in Blender
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 месяца назад
www.patreon.com/c/That3DGuy I actually upgraded my mic, hopefully there's a noticiable difference I recreated this wonderful artwork created by Tan Yuanyuan in blender Original work www.artstation.com/artwork/XJavWD This is a Blender 3d Breakdown for creating an atmospheric scene. #blender #blender3d #b3d #render #rendering Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/avbe/night-in-ky...
Making an Atmospheric Old Town in Blender
Просмотров 14 тыс.2 месяца назад
You can get access to the Project Files here www.patreon.com/c/That3DGuy I've been wanting to recreate this artwork for a while, So I finally sat down and finished it, I hope you enjoy ! This is a Blender 3d Breakdown for creating an atmospheric foggy scene. #blender #blender3d #b3d #render #rendering Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/avbe/night-in-kyoto License code: 3SSRV...
Your lighting skill is dope
I try my best, thanks a lot!!
oHH and I love you stuff on Insta !! You're amazing as well my friend, My insta is that3DGuy.blend, I recently on there.
incredible ,awesome and unparallel effort ..gbu Alok
@@gyanjoti5687 Thank you !!
Great work!! Thanks for sharing your workflow! Very inspirational. :)
@@savagesauron4147 thanks, my pleasure!
which version of graswald are you using ? and blender also ? because graswald in not woking on my blender please make a video in it
@@piyush11thsecb53 I use geoscatter not Grasswald sorry. It's just a free add-on i recommend it because I've used it in the past. Maybe the current addon is broken, sorry to hear that
Hey can you mention which hdri is that?
I don't believe it's available publicly. It was given to me during some production work that the studio made itself. You can get it on the patreon if you're interested!
Commendable work as always!
@@AnilYadav-pf3ss thank you !
great tutorial for shader mixes thank you very , I had the same problem with the clothing simulation so I did it on marvelous designer and it works perfectly on it
@@sowsowbookingI'm glad it was helpful, and yeah, Marvelous Designer is just unbeatable at cloth. It's totally fine that blender isn't perfect at everything.
Great tutorial! I'm working on a render using the landscape assets and the fog techniques from here; hope it turns out well! I'll be sure to tag you
@@rzaman-gg6en cool! I hope it turns out well !
awesome video!
@@PaintedDragonStudios thanks a lot !!
another epic shot, they really always keep topping each other! and what a beautiful breakdown!
Thank you so much!!
we are back, always loving your breakdown videos, hope one day i will be doing such videos ❤🙂.. bro what's your pc specs and do you use render farm?
Thanks a lot man! I'm sure you will be doing such videos, Just keep at it! I have a rtx 4070 ti super with a ryzen 9 7900x and 64 GB RAM, So i don't really need to use any renderfarms haha.
@that3dguy119 alright thanks my brother ♥️..i want that 😋
Love it!
@@PaintedDragonStudios thanks :)!
Awesome video!! Super inspiring :)
@@PaintedDragonStudios thanks a lot !! I'm glad you found it inspiring :)
New here.. but holy crap, can't wait to dive into all of your videos!! Amazing stuff! I would love to know how you're getting assets from Quixel Bridge over into Blender successfully?? I've watched a few tutorials on "fixes" and as of right now, nothing is working. Only the model/object gets imported but no textures come with it. Any guidance or insight would be much appreciated 💕 thank you!
Hi, thank you so much! For quixel, I found this cool little addon through some random reddit post that led me to a shady google drive link that fixes it. I don't have that link. But I will put this up on my patreon as a free thing so it can help you out :) !! It should be up there in a few mintues!
@ Omggosh thank you! I’m willing to risk the shadiness haha. Would really love to get it working! Appreciate you!
@@smortonmedia Actually found the original creators github!! Will link that on the patreon too!
@ Fantastic, thank you!!
@@smortonmedia It's up now!
Me, a gamemaker seeing this tiling: Well, the GPU's not going to like it...
So true lmao, My old pc would explode before it would render this!
Nice
Thank you :)
Wow nice, may I know your pc spec? For reference
@@nepo10ball I recently upgraded to a 4070 ti super, with 7900x, but this is a very light scene so should run of lower end hardware as well!
New subscriber❤
Thank you !!
Your Ian Hubert inflection is good but the fast talking is really not necessary. I spend more time adjusting the playback speed than actually working on the project lol. Great work! But just take it easy on the speed
haha, I understand that. The reason I do so is because people watch twice as long when i talk faster. My early videos are me talking slowly and I think people dropped in the middle as it felt too slow or too long.
@ ahhh I totally understand that! Beautiful work - I followed. I also heard YT new algorithm promotes 20 min videos. Anyway thank you!
Too much water movement, otherwise 100 points.
@@mashonoid Yeah, I want to tone it down, I realized too late!
So refreshing to my Indian blender fam doing splendid tutorial walkthroughs! Really interested in more detailed more slow paced and lengthy texturing tutorials, please give us that,
Thank you! I'm planning to upload longer form stuff or multiple short videos of breaking down my scenes on Patreon. It's hard to post everything for free when I put weeks on the videos as my channel isn't even monitised yet.
I'm slowly VERY SLOWLY learning blender, seeing stuff like this is so inspiring thanks for sharing!
@@adorethered I'm glad it helps!!
super cool!
@@lea5528 thank you !!
Do a Chernobyl scene next ❤ great work!!
@@xZylo_ yess, i am considering something like that.
Adding skin and subd to wires is the pretty foolish
lol, can you elaborate on why its foolish, is there something wrong with that ? it's always given me good consistent results.
@@that3dguy119 i am not saying about the artwrk, it is beautiful. but the way you gave so much geometry just to wires, in my opinion is bad or unnecessary
@@princebali9838 I see where you're coming from, if i had my older PC I would agree, I wouldn't do that. But now with modern hardware, it's very cheap to render, I can render 10 million polygons in under 1 minute nowadays. So this extra 10k poly is basically nothing.
@@that3dguy119 adding more thing this, the person who is watching you doing this, if he is a biggener, he will probably assume that this is the right way to do this, and he dont have a good pc. It is suggest a suggestion to add a little about this. The Art of 3d is not about only about the realism, it is also about the optimization
@@princebali9838 I agree, that makes sense.
İt looks amazing. Absolutely subscribing!!
Thanks a lot !!!
Damn, I'm so happy I subbed to you. Your work is hella' inspirational.
I'm glad you feel that way!!
Thank you guys for watching. If you're interested in Exclusive tutorials and the blend files for scenes I create, consider checking out my Patreon: www.patreon.com/c/That3DGuy . It's also a nice way to support the channel. Thank you :3
amazing work man!!!
Thank you so much :)
Another hit! Your channel is set to blow up. Your art style is really cool. Not too complicated, but still complex enough to be exciting. You put there only what is really needed for the story to be told, and you explain your artistic choices on the go. The pacing is just perfect. Fast, but completely understandable and easy to follow. Your voice is kind of relaxing, and the slight accent just makes it more interesting to listen to. No annoying music, no fast cuts and unnecessary flashy edits, just straight to the point. I wish you all the best, and keep them coming!
That's one of the best comments I've ever gotten! Thank you so much , It really means a lot !
Amazing work as expected 🎉
Great work as always!
@@ChornaAkula-z5k thank you ! :)
How long did it take you from start to finish the scene (minus the render time)?
If I remove the planning phase, I would say 2 days, about 12 hours.
@@that3dguy119 That's really quick. I've been working on a longer project that's now going on 8 months having various 30 second scenes wrapped up in a longer story. I discovered your channel a few weeks ago and like seeing them come out so frequently. I think I'm going back to smaller scenes myself. Great job on these.
@@PatrickDaniels Woah, multiple 30 second shots is a TON of work! Yeah, it's much simpler to do a single shot of something, so it's more approachable for tutorials. I would definitely be interested in seeing what your final Project looks like !!
@@PatrickDaniels I am also kind of planning to do a small short film of need for speed, i recently played their recent game and am really inspired to do something regarding that. But will probably mean i post less on RUclips so it's a bit of a gamble.
@@that3dguy119 I know the feeling of having limited time. I spend most of my nights and weekends just fiddling around with Blender, Resolve, Photoshop and I'm now touching Nuke a tad. Everything I'm doing can be found here: @FuzzyBallsProductions My last short is there. It came out okay but it was mostly a modeling exercise more than a serious project. I'll likely be finished with this new project next month. I have something like 2400 frames to render out. Oof. :)
2: 40 sometimes you just have to do the tedious parts yourself.. haha love it soo much 😎
another cooked.. my bro👌.
Thank you man !!
Great videos! Looking forward to see more of them!
@@alextainted good news for you a new one drops in a few hours !!
i have 3 questions. 1. what would be an free alternative to the mountains. looked nearly everywhere but didn’t find anything. 2. how do you scatter the grass exactly with an plugin or is it just in blender?3. What should I do when pc stars crashing with the trees of the video? very good video keep it up!
@@jakoo894 Hi, for the mountains, I don't think there is a free alternative as of yet, getting good quality terrain is quite complex, so there's not many free tools to help with it. The geo scatter plug in is just and took that you use to hand paint the grass. Please check out my previous video, i explained in detail how I did it! If the trees are crashing your scene, i recommended to convert the trees into a mesh as they are very dense, then decimate them (0.3) value should work.
@ thanks a lot!
Thanks for sharing your workflow. :)
@@savagesauron4147 my pleasure:)
I liked the original one better😆. But great stuff anyway!
@@Seppnick oh lol, what did you like about the first one that's better 🤔🤔
@@that3dguy119First I like the lighting better. It feels more unique and more "not on earth". Also the visible sci-fi structures and the artificial touch (e.g. the very saturated trees in the background) activate my imagination more then the final one where the environment is just too close to my real surrounding. It is like years ago when everybody thought AR would be great because you could fight stormtroopers in your livingroom. But in the end a stormtrooper in the livingroom just looks silly because the stormtrooper doesn't raise the sci fi level of my living room, but my living room eats up the sci fi level of the stormtrooper 😄. Also the first one looks like it has an real art style. It feels a little bit like Terminal Velocity (I feel old knowing that 🤣)or Star Fox SNES meets Zelda BOTW.
@@Seppnick Ah that makes sense !!
I love the lighting.
@@ahmedshakib3883 thank you !
that atmospheric fog is perfect!
Thank you so much :)
I ♥ Sci-Fi!
yessir
looks very nice. I would recommend keeping an eye on the scale of things. the ship looks a lot too small im comparison for the pathway and the background ship looks a lot too big for the mountains. Something with a very large scale needs some very fine details to convey the sense of scales example of windows on a star destroyer or little antennas poking out from the surface etc. Best way to keep track of scale is to keep the models to physically accurate scales. you can see how large they are in the n tab. This will also make sure you get the right DOF effect with the camera. I would also get reference photos for lighting in such a case. And maybe desaturate the orange part of the image, as the ship has more of a "happy quirky" vibe to it, while the landscape conveys a very moody scene. Always keep the intention of your scene in mind and then ask yourself "do the objects and lighting in my scene fit the intention". FOr example the way the path and sign are setup without reading the sign first, it feels to me a bit more like a hiking path instead of a dangerous zone that cannot be entered. if I could give you some composition advice: I would change the camera angle as to not have the horizon be in the middle of the image but rather either one or two thirds of the image. In this case, because the focus should be on the ship flying the the sky in front of the huge abandoned spaceship, I would recommand to tilt the camera slightly upwars. So you dont have as much of the ground showing, atm you could crop out almost a third of the image at the bottom while stile maintaining everything important the scene. And then for lighting as someone already mentioned. The lighting needs to be consistent in throughout your scene. I would always recommend looking up reference images of similar scenes to get an idea for how the lighting could be. alsow ith big mountains, there is usually more fog at the base of the mountain than at the top.
This is extremely Helpful Advice, I cannot appreciate it enough. I will try to re-render this piece after making these changes when I get the time. But will also try to keep things like these in mind for my next scene. Thank you very much !
majestic asf
Thank you :) !!
slowly becoming the goat!
Thank you so much haha !!
@@that3dguy119 Really bro great editing ❤
@@AbhiSharma-jh1rh Thank you so much haha. I tried to do better in this one.
You love sci-fi and i love you, my favorite movie is bladerunner2049 thenks bro, excúseme im mexican, im subscribe
I’ve been using blender for around 4 years, and this is probably one of the most informative tutorials I’ve ever seen. So many things I’ve wanted to figure out how to do were addressed here. This has given me a lot more motivation and excitement for future projects, thank you!
@@0nshore I'm glad I could help!!
Great job over all. In my opinion one slight missed opportunity is, to have the spot light on the ship fixed in space and have the ship come out of the light into a darker area. It will give a lot more depth to the scene as it will imply that there are these holes in the clouds where we can occasionally see patches of purse sun light! It still works tho, I just think that might make it slightly more atmospheric :) Keep up the good work!
@@DarkoMitev that's an interesting point , I'll try that out as see how it looks. Thank you !!
Mood is super nice. I think some more steps in comp would have polished this alot.Matte painting for the mountains and the ships, just paint over a still frame in photoshop and enhance the details, they look too blurred. The light linking on the ship breaks the integration. If you want a focal point it should be either some cloud breaking lighting a larger scale portion or everthing in fog like in bladerunner e.g. I also think that the foliage greatly differs in the grade of realism, you should make them a lot more randomised, and that fence is more stylized game aesthetic
Excellent points. I'll try to do better on these things when I do my next scene. I really appreciate it :)
Nice video ❤