Westworld Inspired Submerged Skull - Blender 2.90 Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2024
- In this Blender tutorial we are going to be taking a look at how to achieve a Westworld style submerged skull in Blender 2.90.
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00:00:00 Overview
00:00:28 Scene Setup
00:02:32 Skull Shader Setup
00:03:37 Water Shader Setup
00:05:10 Overview of Node & Light Settings
00:05:43 Rendering
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For a much faster render when using Cycles and your GPU, you should increase the Render Tile Size.
The default tile size of 64 is good for CPU renders. While GPU renders prefer a higher numbers like 256 or 512 (depends on your scene).
You'll find it under Render Properties / Performance / Tiles.
Thanks for the input!
@@moboxgraphics Thank you for awesome tutorials!
I'm not seeing a marketable difference between 256 and 64. Maybe a little faster, but not that much. There's a big difference when the tile size drops down to say, 16.
@@moboxgraphics That's strange, usually this has a significant impact on render times.
If it goes faster with a tile size of 16 it sounds like you're rendering using a CPU, you sure you've selected GPU as render device?
If you are using your GPU, did you try a tile size of 512? Sometimes it's a bit of a crapshoot to find the best number for your scene.
I know this was a while ago, but if you use the Addon "Auto Tile Size", it can help with getting properly sized tiles for your render. The optimal size seems to vary based on your hardware though, as my GPU renders the fastest at 64, and slows down significantly on any other size. You really just have to pump out a few renders and get the fastest one for your setup.
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Yay Finally
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YES! Nice to see a Blender tutorial in your channel. I use both C4D and Blender. Each with its own strengths and uses.
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Is there anyway to recreate this in cinema 4D with corona render or any engine