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this mf saying how to make a castle tower but 99% of video is about rocks and grass

Just to be "That guy" First: You should "not" always be using HDRIS "No matter what you are making" HDRIS are amazing, Can help a lot when you are working with VFX or Renders where you want to match a scene and do not have a 360 lighting you created on set or manually. it is easy and convenient and works great but is not something you should always do. Custom lighting is super important for 80+ % of non-VFX renders. Next: The lighting quality produced by an HDRI in Blender is not directly dependent on the resolution of the HDRI itself. The purpose of using higher-resolution HDRIs (e.g., 4K, 8K, etc.) You don't always have to get 4k and 8k and in many cases you wouldn't need too. It's a waste of resources and render times. The only times it matters is 1. When the HDRI is Visible in the Render; If the HDRI is included as part of the visible background in your render, a higher resolution will ensure it looks crisp and detailed. Lower-resolution HDRIs will appear pixelated or blurry, which can detract from the overall image quality. But many times, we use the lighting but not the image in the background. 2. Sharper Reflections; High-resolution HDRIs provide more detailed reflections on reflective surfaces like glass, water, or metals. 3.Projection-Based Effects; If you plan to use the HDRI for projection effects (e.g., when projecting it onto geometry or simulating a skybox), a higher resolution ensures fidelity in those projections. in any other scenario lower resolution HDRI are fine. Everything else I agree with.

I have searched far and wide for a video on how to texture walls and floors with separate PBRs. I love you

why are you blurring the text while you talk 😭😭

Looks awesome! A lot of watercolor art has a bit of bleed outside the lines; I wonder if you'd be able to mix some blurs with the kuwahara step to have that bleed go under the sketchlines. Great video!

It's the first time I've seen someone use Sobel in Blender in composition. Generally people choose other shapes to contour. But in other software I've seen more people using this technique, to create a Moebius-like effect. Really nice ideia!

This was such a fantastic idea, I tried this on some of my Botaniq assets and it turned out beautiful. Thanks so much!

Imagine sleeping with a 1 face blanket 😅

Beautiful ass water my god

I could literally watch this on repeat…

This is a well-needed video. It lets beginners know what it takes to become a pro. Thanks for sharing!

Another tip i learnt recently is that camera images are not always 100% sharp. Using a little amount of blur after applying depth of field does a lot. Also adding a very little amount of noise adds to the photo realism as counter intuitive as it might sound. If you want to go a step further, lens distortion also helps as lenses generally in real life are not perfect

Great tut thanks !

Thanks for the tips. Really useful. Here's my tip for you. Try unswallowing the microphone.

Am I the only one that can see Sadaam Hussein?

If you guys feel like each simulation was too long, let me know!

Thank you i never could understand how to model but after seeing this video i am getting the hang of it now. :)

pls make more like this

he said its good to have a physical object of what youre trying to model, me looking at the reference pic of the glock 19: uhhm im good sir

Na bro 16 looks like spit

minecraft resolution has to be -230

Thanks helped me out a lot

Well, tracing photos is a bad idea. We are taught never to use it and always start with a primitive and cut the model out of it. It's like 20 times harder task but this is how skill is learned. Skill to actually see and understand not just blindly move vertices along the lines.

one of the problem is the female are ugly

1024 is good

This is not hard computing actually

1024 is prefct

hi

OH-HHH MY PCC-

That was a great video thank you <3

All I want is to make a dinosaur

Can you help me how to make reference images

thanks👊

0:56 can i rent a JNR C62 class steam locomotive from JR just so i can have it while i'm modelling it in blender? i don't think so...

I don´t think I can get a dragon or a sportive car

How can i get a commercial license for quixel mega scans? i've tried and tried and tried but I can't find anything on it.

I like modeling cars and I never figured out if it was the best to make a single block from it or just split each parts and glue them later, and you responded, i'm now better, thanks

You should use multres modifier for the sculpting part instead of applying subdiv and then decimate, and for adding details just scatter a stitch on a curve, less time consuming

My man is using sculpt to model a hard edge model.. sheeeeesh. That model looks fucked to oblivion, my man - don't mislead people with your tutorials when you lack a lot of practice time and skills lol.

"Scene from the Game of Thrones books" I think you mean television show. The books don't have a visual element lol Nice video! I mostly came here for advice on making cliffs, and I was satisfied.

yesss let me just get a submarine real quick for references lol

I haven’t found anyone yet explaining the process from A-to-Z. When I click on a video, usually someone is already starting from X to Z and I’m not understanding why people wants to blow pass all the steps and call it a tutorial.

WTF super underrated video, the result looks amazing

1:53 can you make a tutorial showing how to seamlessly do this process? (never mind i figured it out) thanks for this tutorial though, it helps alot

condensed, creative techniques, subscribed! nice video

Don't worry, the video about the moss textures (and mixing textures in general) will be out soon!

Great video !

pfp twins???

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