I truly appreciate all of your tutorials. You’re very creative bro! And the quote at the end of the video definitely got me motivated. Who is it? Truly needed it! Thanks bro 🙏🏾❤️
Thank you! I don’t know where the quote is from but I found it on Splice and was very inspired by it. I’m really happy someone watched it through to the end to hear that.
@@purpleparkstudios4124 oh bro, best believe I watch all videos you post. Your creative skills are very similar to the way I wanna go. So thanks always for your help. 🙏🏾
I need a little help or at least advice.... How did you make the Person inside reflect the blue? I couldn't make that Work since the Person is set to emission and without emission the Person would be to dark....
You don’t need the image as plane to be set to emission you can plug it into the main color at the top of the principal bsdf. But either way you can add a RBG Curves or Hue Saturation node in between the image as plane and the principal bsdf and just change the color to match the color of your lights. I hope that helps answer your question. If you imported your image as plane as emission you may need to re import but don’t use emission this time. It can be a bit wacky if you change it around after importing.
I made this video awhile ago so I don’t remember the exact node settings off the top of my head but if I pull up the session in the near future I’ll take a look for you
@@purpleparkstudios4124 I will play about with it see if I can do it. I find sitting down and following tutorials really tiring maybe I will do 2 or 3 max in a day and I'm ready for bed what's that all about do you get tired doing this modelling stuff? Although just watched a video about tasks and how too many tasks makes it a chore (takes away the fun)
Adding footage to Blender as images as planes will allow the footage to be affected by lights. Are you saying you do not want the footage to be affected by lights? If so what would be the reason
@@user-ut6mc2pm2r you may have pushed too hard when keying the footage. Are you using After Effects or Blender to key? You can try plugging a color ramp between the movie clip and the alpha channel of the principal BSDF shader and see if you can pull some clarity back in. That could help. It may just be a matter of doing a better key for the footage initially. Hope that helps you! I’ll link you to a video that may help
Yes Please make a Tutorial on how to make that Fire.... 6:10
I Would Love it.....
Thanks
I just might do that!
I truly appreciate all of your tutorials. You’re very creative bro! And the quote at the end of the video definitely got me motivated. Who is it? Truly needed it! Thanks bro 🙏🏾❤️
Thank you! I don’t know where the quote is from but I found it on Splice and was very inspired by it. I’m really happy someone watched it through to the end to hear that.
@@purpleparkstudios4124 oh bro, best believe I watch all videos you post. Your creative skills are very similar to the way I wanna go. So thanks always for your help. 🙏🏾
@advvymar5232 of course!! 🦾
Can we get more videos like this pls❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed this one
I need a little help or at least advice....
How did you make the Person inside reflect the blue?
I couldn't make that Work since the Person is set to emission and without emission the Person would be to dark....
You don’t need the image as plane to be set to emission you can plug it into the main color at the top of the principal bsdf.
But either way you can add a RBG Curves or Hue Saturation node in between the image as plane and the principal bsdf and just change the color to match the color of your lights. I hope that helps answer your question.
If you imported your image as plane as emission you may need to re import but don’t use emission this time. It can be a bit wacky if you change it around after importing.
How do I reduce number of lines on ball? I only need 3 lines. Figured it out kind of... How to make bg of shape transparent is it possible?
I made this video awhile ago so I don’t remember the exact node settings off the top of my head but if I pull up the session in the near future I’ll take a look for you
@@purpleparkstudios4124 I will play about with it see if I can do it. I find sitting down and following tutorials really tiring maybe I will do 2 or 3 max in a day and I'm ready for bed what's that all about do you get tired doing this modelling stuff? Although just watched a video about tasks and how too many tasks makes it a chore (takes away the fun)
When i put my put my green screen keying footage in blender as images as plane it is affected by my lighting setup, how would I solve it.
Adding footage to Blender as images as planes will allow the footage to be affected by lights. Are you saying you do not want the footage to be affected by lights? If so what would be the reason
My keying footage look transparent in blender, if I put a bright light or any pictures in the back, then I can see that through my head.
@@user-ut6mc2pm2r you may have pushed too hard when keying the footage. Are you using After Effects or Blender to key?
You can try plugging a color ramp between the movie clip and the alpha channel of the principal BSDF shader and see if you can pull some clarity back in. That could help.
It may just be a matter of doing a better key for the footage initially.
Hope that helps you! I’ll link you to a video that may help
@@user-ut6mc2pm2r here this may help
ua-cam.com/video/GYAEirJhqPc/v-deo.htmlsi=amu-N9fXnCNNCdcj
Thanks man for your time.