Blender Tutorial: How To Create A Tropical Beach

In this Tutorial I'll show you how I created this Tropical Beach Scene. From the Water to the Foliage-System.
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Big Thanks to Aaron Westwood for helping me with the Foliage.
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[@Nathan-ey7jn]

absolutely love the pace of this. especially how you just show a close up of the shaders instead of taking remaking it slowly like other youtubers do.

[@etienneman]

Thank you for the great feedback! Thats one thing I always hated when watching tutorials :D

[@Covingsworth]

Awesome video man! Really like this style

[@etienneman]

Appreciate it Cov❤️

[@sandeepsingh-xg1rk]

this is so in your alley

[@FunnyAmprsar]

Awesome video!!

[@etienneman]

thank youu :)

[@jaychou4579]

Nice videos. Thank you! Hope for more tutorials about beach and deep sea scenes.

[@etienneman]

thanks :) will keep you in mind!

[@renraxidy]

Very nice, keep uploading

[@etienneman]

thx man, appreciate it!

[@tasosplat3589]

Amazing tutorial. I wanna ask something since im new in blender. At the beginning where you make the ground and cliffs, doesn't it have a little too much subdivisions and faces? Do you do anything like decimate to increase performance? Also, when you make the water, you subdivide the entire rectangle shape so it shows the displacement with more detail because of the added geometry, but since we only care about the top part of the rectangle showing, wouldnt it increase the performance if you only subdivided the top face of the rectangle?

[@etienneman]

@@tasosplat3589 youre right both times. I have not decimated the terrain. You could do this by adding a decimate modifier. Since i do not have to worry about performance I have to luxury to just work like that. Keep in mind, that you want the volume to still exist on your water. If you would use a plane, theres no volume.

[@tasosplat3589]

@@etienneman oohh so you have a monster computer haha alright thanks for the confirmation