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Thank you very much! I made the lens flares with an add-on called "flared" and the glow just with the glare node in the compositing tab. Wish you all the best and lots of fun with your project 🙂

@@enhancedsight Cheers, just getting frustrated with it now and looking up lens flare techniques.

@@dariussutherland1 normally people either use optical flares from copilot or flared from blendermarket. Optical flares makes sense if you want to use it outside of blender, but it's more expensive. Flared is cheap, but only in blender.

Thank you very much. I also like to work with a real camera. CGI becomes interesting, if you want to show scenes that are not possible to shoot.

Yes, you can replace it 👍🏻

Yes, that should be possible depending on your scene. If your vram is too low, because you use lots of high Res textures for example, then just play around with the simplify option.

Thank you very much. Will upload a few more next year when I learnt enough new techniques and have time to make tutorials again

You can do everything I show in this video without buying any addon. I even mentioned in the video that you can skip to the next chapter if you're only interested in the tutorial. Also, I hope you understand that it takes a lot of time to make a video like this, using my spare time. So I don't see any problem with including some affiliate links in the description that don't cost you anything extra, but I get a few bucks from them. Another option would be to not upload the videos on a free platform like RUclips and instead create a paid course or not make any videos at all. I want to make it accessible for everyone to learn Blender, so I upload it to RUclips, and some people can choose to support me.

Thank you very much. I already did a tutorial about camera animation in blender. Is there something specific you would like to know?

@@enhancedsight Great !, maybe in advanced techniques like Dolly zoom and Speed ramp 🙏🏻

@@navuel503 in the tutorial i showed how to speed ramp the camera in blender. Dolly zoom is basically when you zoom in the opposite direction of the camera movement (moving forward -> zoom out, moving backwards -> zoom in). I´m working on a new animation right now, but after i think about making a advanced camera tutorial. I make animations and then tutorials based on the comments/requests under the video, so comments like yours help me to understand what people need help with :)

Wow, thank you very much. Happy to hear that. I'll definitely keep them coming when I find something interesting to teach 😊

Thank you. Glad it helped 😊

Sure, just link my channel in the description and you can share it where you want 👍🏻

@@enhancedsight okay

​@@enhancedsightdo you have Instagram account? I can add you as collab!

Check the description 👍🏻

@@enhancedsight Oh sorry bout that cheers, thank you for the help! :)

@@LevelEron you're welcome 😊

Thank you!

Unfortunately i can´t, because i used textures that i´m not allowed to share. But you can download the landscape models, also with the road, but without the textures frome my large scale landscape tutorial. You´ll find links for that in the description. You just have to add your own textures, but its already UV unwrapped.

@@enhancedsight oh I understand, thank you. I'm quite new to Blender, I looked for many different models but I couldn't find it. I guess I'll have to watch your tutorials and do it myself...

Glad it helped. Not planning to do a tutorial about car modeling. Most cars are available to buy online for a few bucks, so there is no need to spend days modeling the car.

I never animated a car crash to be honest 😁 I saw a few tutorials about how it works, but never tried it our.

@@enhancedsight Aw man, i was planning to animate a Car chase scene with a handful of police cars crashing all over the place

@@kraney195 sounds very cool, but unfortunately I don't have any tips or techniques for that one 😕

You're welcome 😊🙏🏻

I would bump up the sample rate. It depends on what kind of artifacts you have, some are also cause by motion blur or something. You can also play around with the clamping values or try another denoising method. 1. Try to set the clamping value for direct light to 1 or 2 2. Try a different denoising method, for example Denoise in the compositing tab instead of optix or something 3. Bump up the sample rate

Thank you very much 😊🙏🏻 I learnt so much from RUclips tutorials and am happy to give something back with the tutorials.

Thank you bro 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank you 🙏🏻 Of course you can share it 😊

Thänk Ju 😊🙏🏻

Thank you 🙏🏻 The fog helped with the lighting. I added a little emission to it.

Thank you 😊🙏🏻

Thank you very much 😊🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank you very much 🙏🏻 I also really like the mood of this one.

Thank you 🙂

Thank you! Yeah, sound design is very important especially for videos like these 🙂

Thank you 🙂

Thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏

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Haha, thank you very much 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thought about working with octane, but it feels like octane is more complicated and for the type of work I do cycles is enough. Maybe I'll check it out some time 👍🏻

Thank you 🙏🏻 glad it helped

Haha I make them myself 😊

I use the same LC version, but blender 4.0. The user path option should be in the launch control tab as shown in the video. Try to update blender because some of the functions of the add-on maybe don't work in older version (just a guess). Let me know if that works otherwise I will try it myself 👍🏻

@@enhancedsight yup it fixed now, updated both LC and Blender.

@@Nikhilesh9807 perfect, good to hear 👍🏻

Thank you very much. Glad you liked it 😊🙏🏻

Aircraft tyres have these gaps and if you don't want to model the gaps you can also use a gradient, then a colour ramp node to control it and then connect it to a displacement node.

Thank you very much. If you're trying to mask out objects in blender then search for "holdout". It's just a button that you have to activate and then the objects get masked. I use it a lot because I alway render fog separately.

I did´t use any plugins here

No, but I make new animations 👍🏻

What exactly do you want to know? About how I distribute my assets?

Sorry, I don't really understand your question. What do you want to know?

@@enhancedsight oh i mean i can use this add on on a car which is already been rigged ?

@@Bikkufootballtalks you should remove the rig first and rig it with the add-on again. That's very easy especially if everything is named correctly. If the add-on doesn't work because of how you named the meshes then you can name them automatically with a few clicks using the add-on.

You can search it on blendermarket. They have lots of car models for a relatively cheap price.