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You deserve so much credit for these tutorials, easily the main reason I watch you is because you don't shamelessly cheat like a lot of youtubers do these days through downloading assets or using cheap photo related methods to get the job done in five seconds, foliage is a pain to do at the best of times.
You could call everything cheating if you wanted to, like procedural materials, geometry nodes or downloading textures instead of painting them in photoshop.
Cheap cheating methods are the professional methods just to reduce render time n over all time taken for making the scene ur library is more important rhan ur skill No body gonna model every tree if u are an architect and doing some landscape for example U learn that when its not a hobby any more
When I think of something I want to do in Blender, but I don't know how to do it, and suddenly our King comes up with a comprehensive guide for us. Really love you from Pak❤️👍
Oh, the next part in this tutorial is coming tomorrow morning. as for a rail way material, I haven't made it yet. but its on my list of materials to make.
Sir ctrl+shift+v is not working I tried many time to flip my pose but it didn't work if I am creating a armature it's not working but if I am adding the armature form add menu it's working what is the problem i never track it please help me sir it will help me a lot please
When I am doing a yard, I'd leave out the clover but am curious as to how much it adds to rendering time vs procedural grass. I'm using EEVEE as the focus is on the animation of construction changes and photo realism isn't center stage. I am working on an archvis project, with more in the future, and would have the grass only show for a brief time as the focus is on the remodel of the building. I'm also cutting out the grass in the scenes because of the disproportionate amount of rendering time it adds to an animation. If this method can shave off a good amount of that render time, I'd like to use it instead of procedural. I do have a pretty strong machine, i7 chip 128GB RAM, RTX 3090, all SSD's.
I am very big fan of your channel ... I have only one problem that i want to do 3d art but I don't know what to do in 3d like i am not getting any idea that what I should in blender as i suck in creativity??
@@Xyx98730 Sure! You need to expand your imaginary and your repertoire, so new ideas will flow. Nothing better for that than books! And not only about Art, but also fiction. Good reading!
Thank you for the tutorial! I needed to make grass and vegetation for my unity project, so this is nice. I have a question for you, the other day i was trying to create a procedural material for an old wooden barrier model, and i wanted to make the edges of the barrier look worn with some paint fading away, do you have any tips for doing somehing like that? I tried texture painting but there is too much contrast between the painted wood and the normal wood underneath, maybe i used the wrong brush. Anyways, thanks for your videos , they are amazing!
ive never encountered this issue in blender. The gradd blades that were cut from the image as plane are weirdly passting through each other. Not sure how to explain it. The actual mesh isnt touching, but the texture seems like it is Ok i fixed it lol. It seems that the images as planes makes the blend mode an alpha blend. You need to put it to opaque in "Materials Properties > Viewport Display > Settings > Blend Mode" Not sure if you had changed it and i just didnt catch it
Every teacher has own teaching style. Believe me i never watch Blender Guru tutorial although i found that guy a great teacher. Instead, my favorit is (deep sorry Ryan) Ian Hubert Lazy Tutorial
*Purchase the project files and support the channel:*
• Gumroad: ryankingart.gumroad.com/l/grass
• Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/103934973
• Blender Market: blendermarket.com/products/grass-blender/
You deserve so much credit for these tutorials, easily the main reason I watch you is because you don't shamelessly cheat like a lot of youtubers do these days through downloading assets or using cheap photo related methods to get the job done in five seconds, foliage is a pain to do at the best of times.
glad you like it!
You could call everything cheating if you wanted to, like procedural materials, geometry nodes or downloading textures instead of painting them in photoshop.
Cheap cheating methods are the professional methods just to reduce render time n over all time taken for making the scene ur library is more important rhan ur skill
No body gonna model every tree if u are an architect and doing some landscape for example
U learn that when its not a hobby any more
Having a animation software like blender makes one feel like a god
Haha yeah
When I think of something I want to do in Blender, but I don't know how to do it, and suddenly our King comes up with a comprehensive guide for us. Really love you from Pak❤️👍
glad my videos can help!
Thank you for making tutorials like this. Great Job brother 👏👏
you're welcome!
you have taught me everything i know! THANK YOU!
thanks for watching!
Useful information. Thank you very much! 👍👍👍
welcome!
Really Amazing , Thanks 👌✌❤
WAITING For the next part
coming soon! I'm about to post it now
Importing images as planes and then using the knife tool to cut out objects from pictures is genius!
thanks!
You are my personal fav one for tutorials. One question, i can use this one for a realistic game im trying to make? It seems game ready
I'm afraid please don't stopping your video!! You make Blender wonderful for everyone!
Great video! Would love to see a beach and water tutorial as well!
thanks for the idea
@@RyanKingArt I could see fine sand has hard to render or get right. Then the waves on the beach with simulation. Could be a three-five part series.
i was searching for this yesterday on your channel
oh haha, yeah I think this is the first time I made a realistic grass tutorial
Muchas Gracias...
welcome!
Meadows of Heaven!! 🌱☘🌿🌳✨
👍
Ha, i need this !
hope its helpful!
This is so brilliant!!
thanks!
Great job sir
thanks!
youre my master
hope you like the tutorial
im a beginner thank you!!
you're welcome!
cool!!!
thanks
can one use a png with a transparent background for the grass images?
When is finally the rail episode coming?
tomorrow morning
Oh, the next part in this tutorial is coming tomorrow morning. as for a rail way material, I haven't made it yet. but its on my list of materials to make.
Sir ctrl+shift+v is not working I tried many time to flip my pose but it didn't work if I am creating a armature it's not working but if I am adding the armature form add menu it's working what is the problem i never track it please help me sir it will help me a lot please
Dang wish i saw this two weeks ago befofe my windows xp recreation😂😭
Lol
When I am doing a yard, I'd leave out the clover but am curious as to how much it adds to rendering time vs procedural grass. I'm using EEVEE as the focus is on the animation of construction changes and photo realism isn't center stage. I am working on an archvis project, with more in the future, and would have the grass only show for a brief time as the focus is on the remodel of the building. I'm also cutting out the grass in the scenes because of the disproportionate amount of rendering time it adds to an animation. If this method can shave off a good amount of that render time, I'd like to use it instead of procedural. I do have a pretty strong machine, i7 chip 128GB RAM, RTX 3090, all SSD's.
I am very big fan of your channel ... I have only one problem that i want to do 3d art but I don't know what to do in 3d like i am not getting any idea that what I should in blender as i suck in creativity??
Get more historical references, read Art and Art History books.
@@ClaudioMalagrino thank you so much for replying 🥺😭 I suck in creativity does book really helps to increase creativity??
@@Xyx98730 Sure! You need to expand your imaginary and your repertoire, so new ideas will flow. Nothing better for that than books! And not only about Art, but also fiction. Good reading!
@@ClaudioMalagrino thank you so much for advice ....... 😭🥺❤️
Thank you for the tutorial! I needed to make grass and vegetation for my unity project, so this is nice.
I have a question for you, the other day i was trying to create a procedural material for an old wooden barrier model, and i wanted to make the edges of the barrier look worn with some paint fading away, do you have any tips for doing somehing like that? I tried texture painting but there is too much contrast between the painted wood and the normal wood underneath, maybe i used the wrong brush.
Anyways, thanks for your videos , they are amazing!
Can I animate the grass to create a "growing" effect? Thanks!
ive never encountered this issue in blender. The gradd blades that were cut from the image as plane are weirdly passting through each other. Not sure how to explain it. The actual mesh isnt touching, but the texture seems like it is
Ok i fixed it lol. It seems that the images as planes makes the blend mode an alpha blend. You need to put it to opaque in "Materials Properties > Viewport Display > Settings > Blend Mode" Not sure if you had changed it and i just didnt catch it
You can teach a man to make grass in blender but he may never be able to touch it. -the internet 2024
Haha :)
Under 12 hours
already done by (cg-geek) and many other RUclipsrs still something useful?😕
I wanted to make my own grass tutorial
@@RyanKingArt ok yeah it is more step by step process and more useful for beginners I guess most of your tutorials target beginners!🙂
Every teacher has own teaching style. Believe me i never watch Blender Guru tutorial although i found that guy a great teacher. Instead, my favorit is (deep sorry Ryan) Ian Hubert Lazy Tutorial
Some people don't know these other creators. So useful for those people. 😊
absolutely i did learn lot of procedural texturing from this guy!