Відео

Hey there! Thanks so much for the awesome comment! 😊 I'm really glad you enjoyed the animation and the music (I had a blast making it all come together)! As for the rendering, I used the new Blender 4.2 with Eevee Next and ray tracing turned on. It took about 4 hours, but here's the twist: I actually rendered it twice because, you know, I just couldn't resist finding more little things to tweak! 😂 You know how it is, right? Anyway, I'm so happy to hear my video sparked some new ideas for your car animations! Can't wait to see what you come up with. Thanks a lot for subscribing and for the thumbs up! 🚗💡 Keep on creating!

It is on default settings, so no, raytracing is disabled. Thanks for comment!

thanks!

Thank you very much!

Thanks, that was the intention, to make the camera look like it was shot from a mobile phone.

Thanks!

Thank you so much! You're absolutely right-I did use the mirror modifier on the legs, but I didn't use it on the tabletop. Personally, I find this approach works best for me. I really appreciate your advice and your comment!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really happy to hear that you enjoyed the tutorial and that it inspired you to give inflatable modeling a try. It's a ton of fun. I'm excited to see how your inflatable model turns out! Feel free to share your progress. Thanks again for watching, and happy blending!

Thank you!

Hi, thank you so much for your support and kind words! I really appreciate it. I'll keep working to create quality content. Thanks for being here!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

@@bescec.3d it's okay, will learn it all together 🤝🏻🤝🏻🤩

Thanks a lot for your feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed the comparison. You're absolutely right - EEVEE continues to improve and is getting closer to Cycles in terms of quality. It's great to see the progress with each update. Do you have any specific areas where you think EEVEE could improve? I'd love to hear more of your thoughts!

@@bescec.3d IMO EEVEE shadows look too dark, it's like it's missing global illumination (I suppose you did enable Raycasting for your EEVEE Next renders?). Cycles renders feel softer. In the cardboard boxes example you showed, it's clear how EEVEE struggles with shadows. To put it boldly, EEVEE resembles game graphics from 2015.

@@svg98 Thanks for pointing that out! I did use the default settings for EEVEE Next, so Raycasting might not have been enabled. EEVEE definitely struggles with shadows compared to Cycles. Your comparison to 2015 game graphics is spot on - it shows how much room EEVEE still has to grow. Appreciate your insights!

Thank you very much, I enjoyed making it. Here is free download of final product www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/isometric-room-2248275?referral=bescec

Thank you very much!

Thank you for your comment! If you like them more bouncy, increase the Restitution parameter of Balls in the Surface Response section to a value close to 1.

If you're feeling lost about starting with Blender 3D, I recommend Blender Guru's beginner series for a solid introduction. For in-depth details, the Blender Manual is very helpful. I'll be adding more content soon, so stay tuned! :)

@@bescec.3d thank you sooo much , good luck 💜

"Hi there! You’re not alone - I actually had to start over with this exact pool because my first try didn’t work out either. This is my second attempt, and it turned out well. Keep trying - it’s worth it! 👍"

shift+a , mesh, circle ;)

I understand that timelapse videos may not be ideal for everyone. The purpose of this video is to show the entire process quickly and give an overview without the lengthy details. If more detailed, real-time tutorials would be helpful, I can consider that for future content. I appreciate your perspective

Thanks for your input! My channel focuses on sharing experiences with selling 3D models, and the UV map's appearance is a key aspect for customers. This is an example of how to create a map to enhance the model's marketability. I'll aim to provide more detailed insights in upcoming content.

Thanks for your comment! You're right, tutorials would be great. This project is already finished, but I'm planning to share more processes from my work on this channel