Thanks for this helpful tutorial mate, i have been struggling with creative blockage for the past 2 months but am slowly getting back on the grind. Glad you still provide high quality content!! Cheers mate, stay healthy :) Edit: typo.
I agree man, I really think this would be a sure implementation in future engine development, I can't see a reason why not. There's literally no reason to render each and every frame if an AI app can simply interpolate between each rendered frame. It's amazing to see it, in 5-10 years we're going to look back and think "I can't believe we used to work so brutally and slowly", just like artists who have been working for that long are probably looking back at 2010's 3D world.
Thank you so much dude, you saved my butt. I had a client that wanted the render I made but slow-mo. I was like frick that's gonna take two days of rendering on my 2070. I tossed the whole video in and it looked immaculate in only 2 hours. All I had to do was cut one from in between each cut, because it confused the AI.
That's so dope to hear! It's perfect for those kind of problems. And yes I should've said that if you have a footage that has jump cuts, you need to feed each cut into the app and then stitch them back together after it's done.
Good idea for a tutorial it’s teach how upload good quality render to Instagram, bc on RUclips it’s hard to find a good tutorial talking about it. Love your content 🔥🔥
Man that's a great question. Honestly, you just can't upload a good quality video to IG, there's always gonna be heavy compression made by instagram. But there are a few things to keep in mind, so its might be a good idea for a quick tip.
I've been working on procedural fabric materials for around two months now. Really tried testing the limits of Octane which unfortunately aren't that far. But you can do a lot of beautiful stuff, I'm definitely planning on a few tutorials about it soon.
Thats a great question - I haven't tested it myself but I know there's a Vulkan-Dain version of the program that works on Macs. Google Vulkan Dain and you'll find a few GitHub links. I know they work, I think they're a bit tricker to operate but I haven't tested them out!
so if i understood well i just have to set render from step 2 or 4 and it will render 2 times faster then put it in DainApp to make a smooth animation ? o.O
It doesn't :) After effects' pixel-morphing time stretch is pretty much useless cuz it has so many artifacts and distortions. This AI technique can't even be compared, even tho it's not perfect (especially when it comes to flat background like in the example I show) but it's lightyears ahead of AE. It always surprises me in tis results
Good question. Just by looking at Twixtor's price I can tell you this is much better. I didn't test that plugin out but from what I see it's not as capable as this when it comes to regular footage (one that is not already shot at 120 fps lol)
GUY!!!!! These videos!!!!! DON’T STOP!!!! 🔥🙌🏾✨🙌🏾🔥🙌🏾✨🙌🏾🔥
Haha I'm here for you Sandile!
real talk this deadass the most lit tutorial channel. Ima take it there and say its the best. keep em comin yer
Yurrrrrrr say less
Mf Doom and Fast Render Times. Two of my favorites. Thanks man. R.I.P Doom
Mine too buddy mine too. RIP!
Fucking fire knowledge bombs outta this whole fucking internet, brother. Keep that shit up EJ
Love to see Lighting tutorial from you 🙏
Already started breaking it down on paper, so it's in the pipeline!
@@NewPlastic So cool, waiting to watch
Thanks for this helpful tutorial mate, i have been struggling with creative blockage for the past 2 months but am slowly getting back on the grind. Glad you still provide high quality content!! Cheers mate, stay healthy :) Edit: typo.
My pleasure dude! Happy to hear you're getting back. I'm always here my man!
so smart, love to find uses with all these new ai programs, I've been using an AI upscaler for my latest renders, helps a little bit!
I agree man, I really think this would be a sure implementation in future engine development, I can't see a reason why not. There's literally no reason to render each and every frame if an AI app can simply interpolate between each rendered frame.
It's amazing to see it, in 5-10 years we're going to look back and think "I can't believe we used to work so brutally and slowly", just like artists who have been working for that long are probably looking back at 2010's 3D world.
the bois about be rendering fast
Thank you so much dude, you saved my butt. I had a client that wanted the render I made but slow-mo. I was like frick that's gonna take two days of rendering on my 2070. I tossed the whole video in and it looked immaculate in only 2 hours. All I had to do was cut one from in between each cut, because it confused the AI.
one frame* in between
That's so dope to hear! It's perfect for those kind of problems. And yes I should've said that if you have a footage that has jump cuts, you need to feed each cut into the app and then stitch them back together after it's done.
Cool! Any tricks that makes us render less are always welcome!
That's the motto
My man Ojeng is back 🤘🏻 with a great resource tutorial 🔥
If it isn't my man Shivam! Haven't forgotten about the intro tutorial :)
Good idea for a tutorial it’s teach how upload good quality render to Instagram, bc on RUclips it’s hard to find a good tutorial talking about it. Love your content 🔥🔥
Man that's a great question. Honestly, you just can't upload a good quality video to IG, there's always gonna be heavy compression made by instagram. But there are a few things to keep in mind, so its might be a good idea for a quick tip.
Amazing!
My man Dave Toro! Love to still see you here dude
best one
That's sum pure gold, thank you!!
Glad to help!
I think you just saved my life
Hell yes.
This is amazing keep it up man!!!
Will do bud!
thanks for sharing this🙏🏻
Thanks for watching brother
thanks for this tutorial!
Damn!
Mind blowing!
Right!
can you make a video about the cloth simulation? thanks
I will at some point, but you can check out eyedesign's tuts about cloth, EJ got some good stuff for beginners and intermediate levels.
Can you make tutorial how to make a fabrick like this or knitting materiał
I've been working on procedural fabric materials for around two months now. Really tried testing the limits of Octane which unfortunately aren't that far. But you can do a lot of beautiful stuff, I'm definitely planning on a few tutorials about it soon.
thnak you soo much!
Absolutely!
Great video! Do you know any amd+mac alternative?
Thats a great question - I haven't tested it myself but I know there's a Vulkan-Dain version of the program that works on Macs. Google Vulkan Dain and you'll find a few GitHub links.
I know they work, I think they're a bit tricker to operate but I haven't tested them out!
how often do u face artifacting in inbetween frames?
VERY nice wideo
so if i understood well i just have to set render from step 2 or 4 and it will render 2 times faster then put it in DainApp to make a smooth animation ? o.O
Yessir!
how do you animate btw? looking to learn a daz to marvelous designer to c4d workflow
There's great tutorials out there by people like Travis Davids for Marvelous Designer/C4D/Daz, but I'll probably make some myself in the future!
Amazing! It looks very powerful.. Have you tested how does it manage alpha channel?
I actually didn't. I have a feeling that it won't do so well, but I'll test it and report back.
This great animation is native C4D cloth or marvelous designer or some other magic man??
Great material, gonna try Dainapp
That's 100% c4d cloth!
Great stuff! How does this compare to After Effects' own Timewarp effect?
It doesn't :) After effects' pixel-morphing time stretch is pretty much useless cuz it has so many artifacts and distortions. This AI technique can't even be compared, even tho it's not perfect (especially when it comes to flat background like in the example I show) but it's lightyears ahead of AE. It always surprises me in tis results
Awesoooooooome!!!
Don't play with me man! Don't play with me! :D
Haha only thing I play is 5D chess my guy
@@NewPlastic respect ^-^
Really interesting! How does this compare to the Twixtor plug in for After Effects? Cleaner?
Good question. Just by looking at Twixtor's price I can tell you this is much better. I didn't test that plugin out but from what I see it's not as capable as this when it comes to regular footage (one that is not already shot at 120 fps lol)
Twixtor blends frames together to create new frames.
Dain calculates whole new frames - much more detailed result.
awesome work as allways! Is it possible to make a tut for a simple cartoon char? TY bruh you re my hero
I got you Sid! On the list!
@@NewPlastic Love you my man
Can I use it with only one rtx 2080 OC?
Absolutely, I use it with 2080ti, just make sure you turn on "FixOutOfMemory" as I said and you'll be fine.
it sounded that u got paid as fuck in the beginning lmao
paid by Dain? Nah lol I'm just a real supporter it's an amazing app!
@@NewPlastic hehe yeah bro i get that, good tutorial tho!
Only NVIDIA, too bad for me then… :(
Dman yeah Nvidia kinda rules the 3D world. That's why I moved from Mac to PC, pretty much everything in the 3D world is better with Nvidia
First! Sick!
Second! but
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