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I wish it came with keybinds

"turn render engine to cycles" me: clicks cycles. my pc: VRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR me: 👁👄👁

very helpful. thanks!

That's a useful and objective tutorial. Thank you.

Awesome! Only video of a SNES controller that doesn't use booleans, the right way 🙏🙏

The video is going too quick for me to learn how to do this myself Can you redo this again but explain how it go?

great work

Cycles is a ray-tracer it does not need any extra ambient occlusion because realistically occluding things is what comes with a ray-tracer by design. In Cycles it is supposed to be used as a mask for procedural shaders like adding dust in places where the occlusion happens where dust particles would more likely to remain.

how to save ao image?

Thanks you so much!!❤❤❤

Thank you so much! Is there anyway to activate the denoiser?

Super and to the point.. best explanation ever .. thank you

Thank you

thx

Thankis

quick question, what's the issue with mirroring the axis to z instead of y and adding a rotation @9:01

for those that may be confused on how to change the view, make sure you have numlock turned on and use the numbers mentioned to control the view port axis @3:24

can you complete the whole course if you haven't got any of the other software?

Le agradezco enormemente este video /I greatly appreciate this video

Bro tysm!

Perfect, thank you!

Not me constantly trying to mouse wheel click around to see better ahahah

Cool stuff man. Cheers.

Muchas gracias man

Thank you, worked nicely. Also for anyone having problems with the generated pieces being different sizes, distances or rotations, make sure to apply location, rotation and scale to the object you're using the array on, so the values in "transform" are all at 1 again. This happens if you, for example, take the base cube and change its shape in edit mode, you need to apply the new shape to make it the new default.

Very good tutorial concise and informative

Such brief tutorial lifted heavy thoughts about using actual AO map I baked earlier. Through this node structure I got very decent result. Thanks, mate! P.S. Used that baked map - result pretty similar except it dark af=)

what might be a reason it doesn't help? the noise is just getting a bit lower, that's it. macbook M1

*Sigh* Finally, I found what I was looking for... I couldn't remember how to turn on the denoising data if my life depended on it. Thank you for this. I wasted too much time on other videos just searching for this simple thing.

Great tut. Needed to pump up the AO and found your tutorial which explains it clearly. Now my car doesn't seem floating:)

does this not work with eevee?

Could you please make a tutorial?

1:19

if i kneww what was happening i would try learn off you but i cant so yea... like all the flat edges i would like to learn

thank you so much my friend.....u made my life easier.....blessings!!!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

Using 3.6 when i follow along my object ends up spiraling to the origin point :(

how to render an low poly model without pixelate when we zoom the image? because its always pixelate, im not really like pixelate, especially on low poly models

at 5:07 when selecting the two loop cuts, it selects both but also the face between the loop cuts. Do you know why this happens? I was on vertices, not edge mode. Good tutorial just starting off thnx a lot for this tutorial!

a+

wow🤩 thank you!

Just came back to blender after like a year and i forgot how to setup denoise.. When u went to view layer tab, i was like ohhhhhhh yeaaahhh... Btw i got confused why the denoising nrm, albedo wasn't there

ty for the video :) but how can i bake this now for the texture?

Thanks so much for this. You've allowed me now to add the AO node without hassle. 😊

Very cool tutorial. Can you explain what a hardened normal is? I often clear custom split normals under the vertex tab and rely on autosmoothing etc. Because I don't really understand these normals.

Unrelated to the array: how did you make the teeth on the gear? just extrude every face?

IST WORK! thank you

So this is what my clients mean when they say "make it pop"

Hi what is path tracing used for and how to turn it on ?