Animating Environments with Depth Maps in Blender

no modelling is required to create environments easily by converting images to 3d using depth maps

[@WisherZard]

This look cool ..if you use principal bsdf image plane then you can tweak roughness and bump node to get more depth

[@osasart]

Would definitely try that out

[@bodycode]

thank you !!!

[@osasart]

@@bodycode you are very much welcome

[@ADEPS.]

You can also do that with Mist pass in the compositer after rendering an image of your scene in
Blender.

[@DannyshRosli]

but if the scene is not yours , and its just an image. u need this

[@lxic-bz8hf]

amazing work, thank you 🙏🏻

[@osasart]

You are very much welcome 😎

[@videosense6]

Thank you so much for this. so easy and helped me big time!

[@osasart]

@@videosense6 I am happy 😊 that it is helpful

[@ShaxzodFarmonov1]

Wooooooow 😮 You said what I expected

[@osasart]

@@ShaxzodFarmonov1 thanks 😊

[@gonzoz2098]

Good tip for quick renders....👏

[@osasart]

🙌🙌🙌🙌 thanks

[@dimigaming6476]

awesome, i also use them in the same way

[@osasart]

That is great. Such an awesome hack. And it renders super fast

[@DevasMarketing]

bro in my blender don't showing image as plane how can I use this

[@osasart]

Alright, You can find the Add-ons by hitting the Edit tab, then Preferences, and lastly clicking on the Add-ons section [Edit > Preferences > Add-ons]. Then on the top right. You would see a search bar. Type in images as plane and it would show up then select and enable it. Now you would see it.

[@ashishavin2127]

thanks man.

[@osasart]

you welcome 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@bodycode]

where is the link for midas ?

[@osasart]

Ohh I would check and provide

[@muaddib01]

awesome! is there a way to project shadows on the background? In this example the cat's shadow on the ground

[@osasart]

You can add a shadow catcher object. But it would be a bit tricky