Відео

why digital calipers? analog isnt good enough? xD or u dont know how to use that? :)

Nice done. 😊

ua-cam.com/video/KoEYdCF9WWE/v-deo.html The original. Much more detail, and more realistic.

when I added the armature its like its glued to the head i havent even put it in the head

well done mate!

From the start of this video, I knew it was going to be comprehensive and actionable. Thank you for this knowledge!

i have the 7-element smc takumar 50 f1.4. would you print 'em for me for a fee? if so, how much?

Good tutorial but i almost got my head blown Off in real life without the vfx because of how Hard this was for me for the first time😂

I love this! Great work. Very interesting and unnerving imagery. It's hard to sustain suspense and intrigue for 10 minutes without dialogue, and I appreciate the craft that goes into making something like this on a micro budget

Thanks Kyler, Awesome video.

Its good

Hey dude love the video one problem, how do you fix the size of the individual pieces of the blood particles? my particles are too big!

hey, I'm doing exactly what you are saying and my "red circle" is in the middle of the spur gear, what am I doing wrong?

Thank you

Mantap

Можно сделать ролик прям максимально подробно пожалуйста

7:13 how to add ICR, DISP, and ROUGH node??

what are you do in 4:57?? from 4:54 to 4:56 how can u jump into the empty node? what u selected?

I made my first Cinematic on my first Game Level! What do you think about it?

good job!

Jajaja me encantó el efecto un poco sangriento pero esta muy piola xd

Really thorough tutorial! As someone who's never done 3d printing, but has done some CAD work in the past, I'm trying to figure would it be worth printing my own gears & front caps, or just buy from someone. How long does printing one gear take on an Ender-3? What would you estimate the weight or amount of filament would be per average gear (around the size in your video). Thank you!

nice bro . support from india

nice

Love the end result! Thank you for the walk through!

cool effect, thank you for the tutorial!

We do need more gore tutorials for Blender!

I am subscribing after watching only 10s of video keep up the good work 👍

Everything is fine but Blood is too much saturated and It's not thick like blood. It looks like red ink. tweak some material settings and add some motion blur, thanks for the tutorial.

Where can we get the head model......

Will I need to download more ram for this?

The only problems I have with it are that the render is crisper than the footage and there's no motion blur. I'd add a very slight blur to the head after the fact in compositing to make it match the footage better. I'd also apply some fake motion blur to the whole thing because it all happens so fast and it doesn't leave any motion trails on the footage. Those two things, in my opinion, would make it look realistic and they're mostly to do with compositing so you don't have to go back and change anything in blender. I love the end result but those two things could really boost the realism if you feel like trying them. Edit: I noticed the sort of zoom blur you have on impact and I think it kind of achieves what I said. I would go one step further and use a motion blur affect within the footage that leaves motion trails. I found that in Hitfilm but I don't know what video editor you're using.

its much easier when you shoot a real head

Here is the tutorial video for the shot, Hope you enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/gEd6aDYHqh8/v-deo.html

Thanks for the tutorial Kyler, after drawing the first one it took maybe 1-2 minutes to do the other ones. Much appreciated - I'll have a friend of mine print them for me tomorrow :)

Pretty cool! The sound effects sound a bit off, but not bad.

looks great

Damn dude this is very impressive after a month :O Of course there are things what you should fix, but come on ... after a month? This is amazing ! For me the first month was about figure out how to render a project :D

In my opinion the stars are way too big (try to make them procedural) but the rest is very nice!!

I like the animations on the sphere and the floating squid man lol how do I even describe that floating man?

Thank you for your tutorial! Now I can try. I would like to know how to put letter on the side face of a gear. Please make tutorial!!

This is really awesome. I've been seeing some great builds online, but this is the first I've seen a solid walkthrough. It makes me pretty excited to give it a try. If I don't have a 3D printer and would need to send off the file for professional printing, do you think it would be worth it -- or should I anticipate a significant number of drafts needing to be made?

Dude, awesome and thorough tutorial.

Over there officer. The one with the pistol grip.

Beautiful. I love it.

Thas sick 😷

that was fucking AWESOME dude! seriously good shit. can't wait to see more!!

"Ah, another visitor. Stay a while.... STAY FOREVER!" (My Commodore homies know what I'm talking about)...

First scene remind me of "As good as It gets" Great short btw

Good work Dylan and Kyler. For some constructive criticism: 1. Student films always have substandard audio, yours is decent, but it's pretty easy to distinguish post audio from set audio. Proper mixing is important, but a lot of it comes down to equipment, so I understand if that's a limitation. 2. I think your pacing drags significantly while he's in the room with two doors. You could very easily have shaved off a good 4 minutes and had a stronger piece. (that's always hard to do when you filmed it and want to keep it all). 3. The color grading was pushing from "stylistic grunge" into full on "Piss Filter". You can say it's supposed to be jarring, to mimic the characters emotional state but... You still want the film to look good. Make sure to get proper 3 point lighting coverage and white balance to start at a healthy baseline for CC. Overall great progress for a student film! I've seen... So many... And this is better than most 😎👍 You're editing is interesting as long as you don't use it as a crutch on future projects, and I liked the actors work as well! Good luck on future stuff!