oooh I wish you had done the dust in blender and not in post. It's been something I've been curious about doing, creating realistic floating dust in blender.
@@SuperIceteapeach volume scattering isn't bad, the best explanation would be that its basically borderless without being a material. I would use it for foggy outdoor scenes like a forrest or a night scene
Great tutorial, Gleb. Thank you very much for the amazing balance between brevity and content, with different values results compared on screen. And for promoting Open Source software!
Thanks a lot, helped me work out the volumetrics settings a little more, had been messing with them for days and they just wouldn't behave, those render settings were really usefull
To reduce noise in volumetric light i render in separate layer and then compositing separately appling some de-noise/blur directly in blender compositor or in post.(Z-depth pass if needed) In case i use smoke as a volume for volume light in animation i tend to use volumetric light with blender internal(render is much faster) and mix with rest of the scene cycle render in compositing using Z depth pass. In case i need real color of the volumetric light according with cycle scene set up, i set very low res volume light in cycle and i color the blender internal layer with it and then mix all together with the final scene. BTW nice and sharp tutorial like always!
Nah remove hot pixels isn't nearly as good as the filter shown in the video. But that's ok I had no trouble finding the filter in current versions of gimp (2.10)
I can't seem to achieve these results. Can't get the sun lamp to behave the same way it does here. I'm using blender 2.76B. Even though the lamp is on the inside of my room i get shadows cast through the slats as if it is outside the room. An I don't get any sharp rays, the scene is kinda evenly foggy, no matter how I fiddle with the settings. Gleb calls a dun lap a directional light but it does not seem to behave that way.
⚠️Quick Tip: Use the new Intel Denoiser in Blender 2.81+ for a much better way of getting rid of those annoying "fireflies" in your image. It's freaking magic and works better than the old blender Denoiser. Just check "Denoising data" in the passes, and add a Denoise node in the compositor and connect the appropriate parts. Boom. Better images with less samples and very little loss in quality.
That's right. Just changed a videocard to GTX 1080. But the difference in performance, compared to 780 is not something to die for, just 15-25% I'd say.
@@GlebAlexandrov does the perfomance changes in blender 2.79 ? because I have almost same scene . And I did exacl;y same setting like in vide, but my scene is still noisy even at 2000 samples.
Great look into volumetrics. The GIMP plugin was a great boost for me. Blender has evolved so much over a very little span of time. Nice tutorial, keep it up! -S
I come from 2021. In Blender 3.0, volumetrics are so fast a noiseless that branched path tracing isn't needed. In fact, due to a rewrite of Cycles, branched path tracing is gone and reduced to atoms. The filter trick is also not needed since we have AI based denoisers built in Blender(as of 2.81)
Gleb, this is a beautiful tutorial! It got me inspired to try something of the sort. I was wondering, those piles of trash around the attic, how did you make them? Also do you have any tips or tutorials for the beautiful textures you have? I haven't felt this inspired in a looong time!
You just earned a new subsricber! I'll have to re-render everything tho after I finished Volumetric Lighting for every scene for a short movie... Well... better start it right now! :)
Im learning a lot but definitely not coming out similar. My settering must be wrong. Ugh. I enjoy the way you teach but, sometimes you go over things, and dont really show the exact thing your speaking of, and where, etc. its touch. Anyway, im learning still.
you need to tone down your whites, like make them a little yellow , because there are no absolute white lights, but i like the tutorial thank you. And you could correct noise way easier
Couldn't do it in 2.79b Maybe i've done something wrong, but the fog is VERY tick and there is no volumetric shadow/light in sight regardless of how I play with the values.
Amazing tutorial, thanks alot for taking the time to provide this very educational content. Also, can you tell me the name of the music that plays at the beginning, I've searched everywhere but I don't know the name. Thank you.
Hi, if you have a picture of someone taken by a prof. camera and you want to add it to that scene, for example, a man standing at the door, How would you do that?
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oooh I wish you had done the dust in blender and not in post. It's been something I've been curious about doing, creating realistic floating dust in blender.
particle system ( tiny dots made from plane , emission shader ) with some tweaks
or it could be better with subsurf?
veggiet2009 how do you even do the dust
@@Trolleyfox You can try using the particle modifier and make a dust particle that will get spread.
i have seen the light.
Imagine one of your machines(with a lit-up Hard Ops or Box Cutter logo) in volumetric light. Now that would be cool.
For the people who are in the latest version in blender, use principled volume.
i use volume scattering or so, is that wrong?
@@SuperIceteapeach volume scattering isn't bad, the best explanation would be that its basically borderless without being a material. I would use it for foggy outdoor scenes like a forrest or a night scene
@@SuperIceteapeach late reply but, principled volume have more option than volume scatter
Great tutorial, Gleb. Thank you very much for the amazing balance between brevity and content, with different values results compared on screen. And for promoting Open Source software!
Gleb and Blender Guru, two best (IMHO) blender tutorial creators on RUclips, or even in entire internet. :D
Guru/Gleb: 200 Samples, noise is ok
Me: 2000 samples, still noisy.
Me: denoiser
@@carnictus23 me : denoise node 😗, blender 2.81
@@abiyyupanggalih854 me: denoiser, blender 2.7 😗
@@Cyanidedan me: ima head out blender 3.69420
@@123j4j that's the mist powerful version! During it's release, eveeyone migrated to Blender because it's *N I C E*
This video is a rare gold, thanks for all these tricks
Having a look back at these tutorials I usually say "Ahhh... How awesome is this nostalgia"
You my friend, are an absolute god at volumetric lighting Gleb Alexandrov
As one who used-to write How-To books on CGI... _great_ tutorial! Exceptionally well thought-out and produced! Well done!!!
Why did you stop writing them?
Many reasons big and small, but I suppose mostly my interests and passions led me elsewhere.
Great tutorial Gleb! There's some super useful stuff in here. Definitely going to be using this (and caffeine) for my next project!
I love your videos, Gleb, and the energetic, playful and fun way you present them. I look forward to every upload! Thank you for doing what you do :)
Thanks a lot, helped me work out the volumetrics settings a little more, had been messing with them for days and they just wouldn't behave, those render settings were really usefull
Men....this is so amazing...and you are so knowledgeable here...thank you so much for this and all the talented work you do!
To reduce noise in volumetric light i render in separate layer and then compositing separately appling some de-noise/blur directly in blender compositor or in post.(Z-depth pass if needed)
In case i use smoke as a volume for volume light in animation i tend to use volumetric light with blender internal(render is much faster) and mix with rest of the scene cycle render in compositing using Z depth pass.
In case i need real color of the volumetric light according with cycle scene set up, i set very low res volume light in cycle and i color the blender internal layer with it and then mix all together with the final scene.
BTW nice and sharp tutorial like always!
Always a good teacher. Master Class on Eon Vue was great too. Good to see you still teaching
7:40 You're probably not gonna find that filter on the newer version of gmic,
instead use the "Remove hot pixels" filter under "Repairs".
Nah remove hot pixels isn't nearly as good as the filter shown in the video. But that's ok I had no trouble finding the filter in current versions of gimp (2.10)
For some reason, Gleb, you've toned down and normalized your voice-which is really better, IMO. Keep up with the awesome content! :)
Great stuff Gleb, thanks for your hard work, art, and entertaining personality!
THANK YOU GLEB
I can't seem to achieve these results. Can't get the sun lamp to behave the same way it does here. I'm using blender 2.76B. Even though the lamp is on the inside of my room i get shadows cast through the slats as if it is outside the room. An I don't get any sharp rays, the scene is kinda evenly foggy, no matter how I fiddle with the settings. Gleb calls a dun lap a directional light but it does not seem to behave that way.
The dust particles are bit too harsh for me. But I amazed again by Gleb! Wonderful work and tutorial again!
I really love ur work. It gives me a strong feeling whenever I watch the render.
⚠️Quick Tip:
Use the new Intel Denoiser in Blender 2.81+ for a much better way of getting rid of those annoying "fireflies" in your image. It's freaking magic and works better than the old blender Denoiser.
Just check "Denoising data" in the passes, and add a Denoise node in the compositor and connect the appropriate parts. Boom. Better images with less samples and very little loss in quality.
bleb your the best!!
Wow ! Thanks a lot, brings a lot of intensity to a scene ^^ Can't wait to put it to good use.
dude these tutorials are the best
I love your voice over, so engaging
Great job and a lot of help in rendering! Thank you!
Are you GOD or something else
Awesome tutorial
it helps how to make this better, good sharing.
greatest tutorial I have seen
We need a new tutorials for the 3.3.0 Blender! Pleeeeeeease ^-^
Thanks Gleb, wonderful tut!!!
This dude is amazing, thank you for all of your tutorials!
Thank you Gleb :)
Just note that cycles had a UV Map Node ;)
lol... "and coffee". Subscribed!
Really, this is an unbelievably good tutorial. Keep up the good work! :)
Какие-же у тебя крутые работы! TNKS!
Thank you!Your tutorial saved my life!
Ama digest this slowly.Good stuff!
Amazing tutorial! Thanks a lot!
another freemium gleb ! thanks.
Very nice and informative video!!! What GPU do you use because it renders so fast in the viewport?
In another comment asking the same question, the answer was "GTX 780, 16gb ram, Intel Core i7 4770, Vertex SSD 128 gb" by another person.
That's right. Just changed a videocard to GTX 1080. But the difference in performance, compared to 780 is not something to die for, just 15-25% I'd say.
@@GlebAlexandrov does the perfomance changes in blender 2.79 ? because I have almost same scene . And I did exacl;y same setting like in vide, but my scene is still noisy even at 2000 samples.
Great look into volumetrics. The GIMP plugin was a great boost for me. Blender has evolved so much over a very little span of time. Nice tutorial, keep it up!
-S
So funny reading this right now :D
I come from 2021. In Blender 3.0, volumetrics are so fast a noiseless that branched path tracing isn't needed. In fact, due to a rewrite of Cycles, branched path tracing is gone and reduced to atoms. The filter trick is also not needed since we have AI based denoisers built in Blender(as of 2.81)
Bro u are amazing teacher wow.
I was suffering so much because of black noise thank u
is there a way to get the blender file used in this scene? its really cool and Id like to practice with it
Very helpful, lots of great information - thank you so much! Cheers.
Gleb, this is a beautiful tutorial! It got me inspired to try something of the sort. I was wondering, those piles of trash around the attic, how did you make them? Also do you have any tips or tutorials for the beautiful textures you have? I haven't felt this inspired in a looong time!
Wow, I love the image at 0:44!
Thank you. As always, your video are amazing.
You just earned a new subsricber! I'll have to re-render everything tho after I finished Volumetric Lighting for every scene for a short movie... Well... better start it right now! :)
thanks for sharing!
I wish there was someone like you to teach Maya !
amazing explanation! nice job man
Hey Glen! I think you should update this video when denoiser is officially released in blender.
DUDDDDDDDDDDDDEEEEEEEE YOU"RE BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!
awsome look, nifty tuts as usual. thk s
3:15 Volume scatter is love
bruh, you save my life, thanks alot for this
How can you be that good, bro
Thanks Gleb!
Awesome tutorial as always! Thanks Gleb! :)
Gleb, Gleb, Gleb... POW! AWESOME VIDEO!!!
By The Holly Light!
Thats awesome! Thank you Alex!
потрясающие у вас туторы.
great tuto amigo, thank you.
love the new 'paper' presentation Gleb, very creative...shrimp. :D
Gleb, can you show more about thr modeling of the scene of the destroyed city of this tutorial? Very nice the details '0'
(sorry for my english)
thank Alex
Im learning a lot but definitely not coming out similar. My settering must be wrong. Ugh. I enjoy the way you teach but, sometimes you go over things, and dont really show the exact thing your speaking of, and where, etc. its touch. Anyway, im learning still.
great as always. this working on video fx using this. just bad tried to do 3D volume by images, well little hard with 2d to 3d :)
How long did it take you to make this scene? (modelling and Texturing) ^^
Correct me if I'm wrong but I feel like it's an imported asset from one of the popular 3dsmax libraries. Those are quite expensive.
I just get a black box where my volumemetric shader is supposed to be.
You didn’t delete the surface bsdf
@@abelgeorge8862 check that!😅
Great, informative video as always !
In my opinion the raw lighting looked way better than the volumentric one at 00:12.
Raw looks better but has no mood/atmosphere
The only complaint I have is that some light goes through the roof.
you need to tone down your whites, like make them a little yellow , because there are no absolute white lights, but i like the tutorial thank you. And you could correct noise way easier
Wow volumetric lighting for making air pollution effects good idea
You are the best.
Another great one friend! Keep it up!
looks amazing!
cool. Thanks for sharing.
Denoise with Gimp? I never tought on that
You are a legend!
Or to get rid of noise use the built in denoiser with blender
Couldn't do it in 2.79b
Maybe i've done something wrong, but the fog is VERY tick and there is no volumetric shadow/light in sight regardless of how I play with the values.
i cant get the soft light... please help, But the tutorial seem to be really good tho. keep up the great work Gleb :)
When i render, My Effects don't show, even in Render viewport.
Question... for the attic render why did you use an emissive plane instead of an area lamp?
Nice job keep it up!
I tried this and it does make the light better, but if I have enough density to have light rays, then it won't line up with my sun lamp. Any help?
wow oh my god i want a texturing tutorial for that attic
awesome
Amazing tutorial, thanks alot for taking the time to provide this very educational content.
Also, can you tell me the name of the music that plays at the beginning, I've searched everywhere but I don't know the name. Thank you.
Hi, if you have a picture of someone taken by a prof. camera and you want to add it to that scene, for example, a man standing at the door, How would you do that?
ohh man this is incredible, were are you from? greetings from venezuela
your solid mode view is cool. How do you get this solid view ?
ambient occlusion and matcaps?
Wow, that is the tutorial I was waiting for! :D