Asteroids
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Opening shot of asteroids, (can now be done with geometry nodes and a system with 128gigs of ram. :) )
Real asteroids from Nasa
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Opening shot of asteroids, (can now be done with geometry nodes and a system with 128gigs of ram. :) )
Real asteroids from Nasa
What is the difference between the following file formats - png jpg and tiff by Peter
Ever see those concept art pictures of sci fi spaceships that were done in oil painting. (Syd Mead) This persons technique is close to that style with a simple texture. The thing that made me say wow that's awesome was that he uses a texture in color and alpha and a uv map to make those edge detail.
Level of detail - and choosing texture size for images.
4k textures of course is only for things close to the camera.
So level of detail or LOD is an important consideration and really the first stage when taking on any modeling job or designing models.
First thing you ask is will this be in foreground middle ground or back ground
Foreground of course is 4k, middle and back 2k or even just hd would be enough.
Hi my name is Antonio, and I've created digitaltreats.com as a way for me to organize what I learned with blender. You might find the website beneficial also. I try to post videos that were full of great tips.
A good description of all the Compositing nodes
This person is able to explain and show how to use the cryptomatte in a very clear way.
Derek makes awesome product tutorials. If you want to make a product animation and need to model some products, he has the best Tutorials.
This tutorial shows you how to model, texture and animate these cosmetics.
How to do claymation in BLender
SouthernShotty on youtube has really embraced the claymation look.
This is another awesome style Claymation by SouthernShotty
This is always a good feature in your sci fi animations, a HUD.
He creates a nice looking motion graphic using simple shapes.
He makes some shapes, and animates them. Nice design for the HUD.
Blender is a powerful program and if you don't have a fast enough rig, you won't be able to do the things you really want to. Forget about simulations, or large scenes.
Get 32gigs of ram or more, (ddr5 ram just dropped in price), Get a VideoCard with 12gb of vram or more, get a large M.2 drive, and an 8 to 16core Processor.