Відео

Dobrze by było zobaczyć taki posproces w Gimp 'e

hey bro can you please tell where is caustic shadow option in blender 4.2.2lts version , please🥺

At the last image, where is your foliage from? It looks so good!

I know I forgot to render out the final result guys 😂 my bad. I promise that the water in the thumbnail is what you get from the settings in the tutorial :)

Why the tutorial and the thumbnail is different?

Really nice video! You got my sub!

nice explanation on how to make the pool to look realistic, viewport views are low quality a lot to be honest, also at the end of the tutorial a want to see the final result :)

why didn't you render it out after all that?

i love ur videos and ur work but pleaseeeeeee pleaseeeeeeeeeee lower the viewport samples and turn off noise threshold for viewport and use gpu compute instead of cpu for render, the viewport render slowliness is killing meeee, anyways love your work, all love and support :)

please dont use that thumbnail to fool us... huge CLICKBAIT

Awesome tutorial man!!!

I cant click the settings button in effects drop panel within da vinici resolve

how do i get get clients as 3d render artist can you please point me in the right direction. BTW love your videos keep em coming

Yay DaVinci! After Adobe swindled me a few years ago with their infamous subscription cancellation fee, I refuse to use photoshop, and I like DaVinci as well and use .exr format. My color correction method is much more 'quick and dirty' lol but it works. Nice video mate!

Thank you for this awesome series

This is awesome

That was very helpful, thanks..

great overview! do you have any tips on making a rainy scene in blender, with wet surfaces and puddles?

Great video to give a nice foundation of ideas for beginners.

Absolutely Love your Work, I have a question if you would please help. an advise, My BBA degree is about to finish In some months, but I don't like the field, I really like architecture and interior designing etc, Should I learn blender for architecture or not? i am not sure if this field will be relevant in the future or not, What would be your advise for me and others

Hello Oliver, first of all I would like to thank you for your tutorials. This is my second tutorial from you which I'm trying to recreate. I think your workflow and approach are just perfect. Is there an alternative to your HDRI. I think it should be fairly sunny for this outdoor shot. Choosing a good HDRI is very important for the final result. Thank you very much for your tip and I look forward to further tutorials. Best regards Robert

What graphics card are you using?

I am trying to follow the playlist but I’m confused because it is not in order. Can you please reorder it properly? Thanks.

Hello, where could I buy the course for this video lesson?

why dont u use normal light instead of emission materials?

may i join the discrod? the link is expired it says "invitation failed"

Excellent video! Honing your skills to get a small sample of QUALITY renders is such a good point! And your discord is such a fun channel! Keep up the great work mate!

Awesome and extremely helpful top tips! Nice maaaan!

I'm just a 3d artist wanting to get into archviz, should i have a degree on architecture to enter into archviz?

Thank you, the tips you gave enlightened me.

Love your tutorials and your work. Eagerly waiting for more...

nice render….. is it agx or filmic color management?

Great video,,, me keeping the 3Dshaker packs in mind for the next Black Friday sales!!

That was some very important tricks you shown us. thanks for explain us.

What's your PC specs?

Why blender still need geometry for displacement when other render engine just do this in a single plane with one click. Even they have micro-displacement feature.

Hope you get more views bro i want you to continue making these vedios

I live a simple life Oliver posts a video, I like before I even start watching The best Arch viz tutor ever!🎉❤

How can we follow your steps when we have your camera recording in the bottom right corner? I can't see your steps because of your records. Thank you, your content is really nice but this point is necessary. You can try setting your camera recording to the bottom left, maybe it will be better.

this is a great tip. Thanks a lot man

Hey, i think your audio levels are a bit low! Not too extreme but softer than other vids, just a heads up.

Nice. I wanted to know if all the renders on your instagram profile are done in Cycles. Cuz they look amazing.

yay! new video

Hey man! I just wanted to say that I love your videos! It's really cool that you go through the process start to finish. It helps a lot for people like me who don't know the whole workflow or struggle in particular areas. So thank you and keep up the great work!

Thx for your work and This tutorial can u tell me whats si your hdri u used ? =)

"pass - par - toot" You're welcome hahah

Nice one! If you are using Blender 4.1, they enabled gpu support for open image denoising, which many (including myself) find to work better in the render than optix, but what's an even better thing about that is you can use if for viewport denoising and it's pretty good.

Nice work! you probably know this, but if you press B after G and axis, a box appears to select the snapping point, then you can snap it after that. so for example press G,X,B, pick snap, snap! Yatzee! haha. Idk if I told you this before, but your use of ctrl to snap was something I didn't know before watching your videos. So simple, yet it's a lifesaver! Thanks!

very helpful brother keep it coming

How do you you get that ivy for the walls?, it looks amazing!