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Yep, definitelt useful for the base terrain for sure

I bet you’re a hit at parties.

Thanks for watching, normally, you create an "Empty" object in the scene, and then drop that objects into your node tree and use it's globa coordinates to drive the relevant offset. So, each of your noise textures can be driven by a "Mapping" where the position offset is the position of the "Empty"

@@joepavitt3d Thanks for the reply! I'm quite a beginner in gemotry nodes. What're the components to do that? I tried to do it on my own but uh kinda hit many walls haha

@jamesjosephides this video (ua-cam.com/video/bzsLYqkeoww/v-deo.htmlsi=zhEsy-E_A9vNIstJ) shows the technique if using another object (in this case an Empty) and utilising its position. You can use that technique to pass its position into a "Mapping" node, which will move the dunes. Difficult to explain much more via YT comments!

Hey! Thanks for the interest, life (mostly kids) got in the way, and I've not had a chance to sit down and record unfortunately

Thanks for watching 😁

This was recorded on Blender 3.4 if I recall correctly. It should work on all Blender 3.x versions. You can always download the file directly from SketchFab and import the raw file if the plugin doesn't work.

In Blender, you should be able to choose the "File > Append" option, then you can dig into that .blend file and choose the particular piece you want to import

Thank you 😊

Thanks for the feedback, did have this labelled as a "Get on with it" Edition, so it is going through this fairly fast. Will do my best to speak clearer next time round

Thanks Julian 😁

Thanks for watching Robert. Tutorial delayed a bit, but it is on its way at some point!

No problem, thanks for watching, hope it helped

Thanks for watching 🙂

Ha! Thanks! Unfortunately she passed away a few months back so doesn't feature in any of my new videos 💚💛

Thanks for watching!

It would be yeah, you can multiply the height for the Dunes by another Texture. For example, a radial gradient texture, that goes from white in the center (1), out to black at the edges (0) would create a mountain type effect

Thanks for the feedback. This is labelled as a "Get on with it" tutorial. I didn't get round to making a beginners tutorial as it just stretched too long. My others (and more soon to be published) are always duplicated. 1 x "Beginner" and 1 x "Get on with it" edition for every tutorial.

Sometimes I will decrease the playback speed to 0.75 or even 0.5. Sounds funny but definitely helpful

Links in the description, exact one you're looking for is: lassef.gumroad.com/l/JlNTt?recommended_by=library

The assets are linked to in the description of the video. It uses a 3rd party (free) plugin.

Thanks for the kind words, hoping to get a new one out in the next week or so!

I used an Add-On, should be the first one in the list in the description of the video, hope that helps

This was very much built as a quick idea, and not thoroughly tested (hence v0.1) It is likely to still be buggy as a plugin, and hasn't been tested on any version after 3.1 I've not had the chance to go back to this unfortunately and put in the effort/time it deserves

Thank you for trying it out though - you will need to install the plugin first in order to get the menu. Possible that it isn't working on newer versions on Blender though

@@joepavitt3d Thanks so much for the info!

Exelente suposición.

If such a craft existed, the wings would be electrically actuated, maybe a solenoid type device such as in electric hair clippers. Using a purely mechanical mechanism would be complicated, bulky and too delicate since it needs to do the lift, thrust and steering in one device.

@@egoequus6263 yes

I certainly plan to, but had a baby arrive 4 months ago, so been a tad distracted!

@@joepavitt3d A few months and he'll feel like learning Blender aswell...

@@joepavitt3d Congrats!!

Anything in particular you need assistance on let me know. Twitter (joepavitt3d) is best for that kind of help

If it helps, I remember doing a CG Geek lightsaber tutorial as my first ever project in Blender. His 90 minute tutorial took me 14 hours

I created an Armature/Skeleton and bound that to the Ornithopter. I then created a few "Actions" in Blender's NLA Editor for different speeds, and then chained them together in the same editor. Increasing speed as it went on and enabling Motion Blur when rendering in Blender's Cycles Engine

So, I have two versions of this tutorial. You've just seen the "Get on with it" edition, where I do just that, don't really explain anything, just do it. If you want more details, there is also the "Beginner" version on my channel, which takes it time - hope you enjoy it

Thanks for watching 🙂

@@joepavitt3d You're welcome; you did a great job on this!

Couple of options: 1. I have a "Beginner" version of the same tutorial where I explain bits in more detail, may be worth checking there for any tips first. 2. In hindsight, the better option with the waves, given that its such small detail, would actuallt be to put it as bump in the Shader, rather than geometry. Likely you're not seeing it because you're Dunes don't have enough geometry/detail, but it's very expensive to add. As bump in the Shader (use the same math/texture) as much cheaper Thanks for watching!

Glad to hear it's helpful. Good luck with your series!

Thanks!

Thanks for watching. More coming soon 👍

Thanks for watching, hope it helped 👍