This is great! The only thing bugging me is the apparent position of the sun, it looks like the sun, is somewhere to the far left, but the shadows on the first building, make it look like te sun in more centered, and higher in the sky.
@artsayanart Hey man just wanted to say a massive thankyou for showing us some of the techniques used my the pros for something so large scale. Also the fact that you learned blender so fast is crazy but again this shows how experienced you are and adaptive between different softwares. I would love to see a scene tutorial 😂 for a motorcycle shoot but with something urban as the environment, if you get a chance that is. Subscribed and will look forward to future videos man, very much appreciated 👌
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it. There’s quite a lot of stuff I am working on and plan to do for tutorials, so I don’t think I’ll be doing something like that for a while admittedly
Everyone learns differently, I don't do a lot of modelling, mostly layout and lighting, so for me having the assets to refer to helps massively. Shame.
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dont ever stop this kind of videos we love it
Glad to hear it!
Awesome work! We would more content like this.
Really stoked to find this resource. There are so many YT channels that produce volumes upon volumes of sh#t! This is a breath of fresh air.
Incredible work. Looks exactly like what I imagined caladan looks like in Dennis Vileneuve’s Dune.
Thank you! Curious what you thought of the tutorial. Was it easy to follow along?
Thank you so much for this tutorial!
This is great! The only thing bugging me is the apparent position of the sun, it looks like the sun, is somewhere to the far left, but the shadows on the first building, make it look like te sun in more centered, and higher in the sky.
You're correct about this. It has bothered me as well. I was supposed to make it more subtle and forgot to reduce its intensity.
watch the whole thing, super interesting, shame seems that you gave up on the tuturials, it was amazing start!
Top tier! Subscribed 🎉
OMG THIS IS INSANE!!!!
Great job man! I liked the pacing of the tutorial. It's not only educational but also very entertaining! I hope you do more of these!
Thanks, man. That's what I was aiming for!
How lucky am I to find this!!
So impressive!
Thank you!
how did you get your menu option to be like that of max. A really nice video to watch and learn from.
Very nice !
this is very informative thank you. keep posting more!
Thank you!
Very nice tutorial Sir ;)
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for this video man
My pleasure!
@artsayanart Hey man just wanted to say a massive thankyou for showing us some of the techniques used my the pros for something so large scale. Also the fact that you learned blender so fast is crazy but again this shows how experienced you are and adaptive between different softwares.
I would love to see a scene tutorial 😂 for a motorcycle shoot but with something urban as the environment, if you get a chance that is.
Subscribed and will look forward to future videos man, very much appreciated 👌
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it. There’s quite a lot of stuff I am working on and plan to do for tutorials, so I don’t think I’ll be doing something like that for a while admittedly
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Thank you! Hope you found it useful.
Nice! How are you getting the 3DSMax style menus?
There’s an add on called BSMax for free. Try it out, it’s great. But the drawback is that you lose the majority of the hotkeys that ship with blender.
amazing please teach me.....what spec is you computer
corsair 192 gb ram...4070ti....amd ryzen 3950xd
Should have included the assets in your tutorial. Some people like to work alongside existing models.
I didn't think it would be worth sharing the asset honestly because the point of the tutorial is to show how to model something like this.
Everyone learns differently, I don't do a lot of modelling, mostly layout and lighting, so for me having the assets to refer to helps massively. Shame.
@@AndrewMarch1969sounds like a you problem