Interdimensional triangle in blender. (Post 4.2 read description)
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- A tutorial on how to make an interdimensional triangle in a blender.
As of Blender version 4.2, a new shader called the ray portal shader makes this method obsolete. The new method allows you to create multiple portals connected to rooms that can also be attached to the spinning object.
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Thank you to everyone for enjoying and learning from this video, I didn't expect it to do so well. Due I haven't had much time to put effort into either of my channels that is going to continue for about 8 more weeks. However, I do have stuff in the works and I'm trying my best to make it good. Thank you, everyone.
Dude!!! I came for only the Galaxy and you skipped it. SADDDD! PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO THAT SHOWS THE GALAXY TUTORIAL.
Everyone who came here, mostly came for your awesome galaxy and you skipped it, we didn't come for the triangles man.
@@CelestialxPanda I actually did come for the weird camera trick.
@@CelestialxPanda 6:23 He literally describes the entire process right here. He shows his nodes. You can reproduce that. He explained why he can't give you more, be he literally did give a tutorial.
Good Afternoon MMonkey2. How can I contact you I would like to commision your work in a project related to a book I have published.
@@mindremapping-themindsmirr3679 I'm sorry but currently don't have any plans to do commissions. I recommend you ask on either the blender subreddit or the commission subreddit. Good luck.
That ''Yeah...'' at 1:27 ,I felt that
Me too, so many projects shelfed due to crashes and not saving ಥ_ಥ
@@SidausSidaus use file-recover-autosave
here's a little tip: make a new project, save it in a location and hammer the ctrl+s every time you feel like you're making a big change.
@@Praecantetia oooo dude trust me... I hammer ctrl+s even if I don't make any changes
@@SidausSidaus that heck when you hammer ctrl s instead of doing your actual work
1:34 I practically cried after hearing that because of the struggle and shit I’ve gone through trying to get a camera to orbit an object like that
Same tho I didn't expect to learn some epic camera techniques today
the camera have modifiers for following targets you klnow?
@@wolfrodah camera have modifiers? :O
@@itsadil469 yup
@@itsadil469 Ducky 3D and Derek Elliot are both good channels for learning simple stuff as well.
Thumbs up for creativity and (what's more important) for sharing knowledges. Much respect!
Damn your channel's so tiny! This is extremely high quality work and easy to follow along, albeit with a little pausing. Keep up the good work
My poor pc... God bless its soul for rendering an animation in cycles
Thank you. I'm still figuring out my style so any criticism is super helpful so I can improve. ty
@@mmorkeyy2 nah man, you good. I like the style.
Tiny?
Every time you do something in blender, save it. Because you might just crash it by engaging some ungodly computationally expensive setting on accident.
Excellent video
More than just a blender tutorial, this is an amazing compositing tutorial that could work pretty well in any 3d software combined to something like Premiere.. Really well done.
Omg I have been digging and scrounging for a tutorial on composting videos using alphas like this for so long! So happy I found this, great work!
Great Tutorial Thanks!
Personally had some issues in the final part, in which some holdout/transparency edge artifacts occurred.
Solved it by adding more clips in compositor than shown in video and simply clipped and kept what I need in the compositor.
This was dope man! Definitely think you should keep doing these.
For a first Tut this is awesome, congrats.
I always wondered how these sort of renders were done, for sure going to use this in the future!
This is an amazing tutorial. Papa CGMatter will be proud. :)
Очень полезно, спасибо за тысячу идей, которые родились у меня во время просмотра
Impressive... for both doing a tutorial that none of the other youtube folks have made and one that quickly shows how to make this effect, without any other bs involved
This is the best first video I’ve ever watched I mean WOW!!
Thats just insane.. How Blender can do so much like this!
this looks really interesting. Thanks for the tutorial!
Simple, clean, beautiful and very clever! Nice design and tuto man, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for existing!
Great tutorial, good pace and honest. I wish you much success with this channel, you deserve it. And thank you for the effort
Incredible tutorial
your lighting system is genius!
0:23 Believe me, you've beaten nearly every other tutorial person out there in terms of voiceover. Namely because you speak with confidence.
Please do more tutorials. Very high quality stuff man don't sell yourself short!
Awesome! I bought your files for reference since i couldn't get the timing in the video editing quite right, and it helped me! Thank you!
For people that know their way around the basics of Blender, the tutorial turned out great. Everything was understandable and straight to the point. Keep it up 👌
Looks really approachable, nice tutorial.
it was!! loved the idea and using the holdout shader. haven't seen such stuff happening around! congratulations man
I guess Evee could also be used..as it consumes or lessens the rendering time compared to cycles..
With bloom, space screen reflection, motion blur and depth of field I reckon the results might be near perfect considered to cycles render..
I gave up with Cycles and rendered in Eevee
I was okay with how it looked differently compared to cycles. And it was infinitely faster, too
Great video and very very helpful! I am kind of new to Blender so I watch many tutorials and I can say that yours is well done, it just needs some more explanation on some parts you give for granted, such as where to find the various quotes, numbers, voices, etc. That said, I am looking forward to watching other tutorials of yours :)
"im not a professional" proceeds to be a professional lol ur dope man!!!
If i say : you Need more subscribers for all of your beautiful work...
That true ^^
man you should continue with this showing us how to add more scene like yours could be nice
Man this is a fantastic tutorial and it really just opened up a new world in blender for me... you did this perfectly. thank you
nice solution with the holdout
You deserve million subs, Sir.
Great work, great thanks!
I’ve been looking for something just like this
I thought this was going to be using the new ray portal bsdf, tho this is still a really cool way to do it (and easier)
THIS IS GONNA LOOK AMAZING IN WALLPAPERENGINE!
For anyone having trouble getting the holdout texture to work properly, select the triangle, go to Object properties and under visibility enable holdout.
Subbed! Keep on rocking with Blender coolness ;)
the voice consistency is amazing
this was pure creativity and brilliance
thank you a lot for sharing
Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing your workflow.
Looking forward to trying this out, will post result when done :)
Omg you even made subtible for foreign!
I was so disappointed to find out that the shape within the shape was video editing rather than 3D editing but then again, should have seen it coming. Really good tutorial!
That was my original idea, to try to find a way of doing that. You could do it with booleans but that would be a bit messy. I think I might have a way of making it work as you said but I will have to do more testing.
Me with my perfectionism really suffers from your "aligning" but it's a great tutorial and I was one of the many that requested a tutorial on reddit
Yeah, I have a habit of doing things good enough that it looks fine but not properly.
@@mmorkeyy2 It's still great work, have you ever heard about doing this parallax effect as a shader?
@@DieSpeckBohne On some rare occasions, I've been using a parallax shader from some UA-camr but they are kinda limited, plus I have no idea how he did it. It would be great if blender had in built support for that. Here is that video, ua-cam.com/video/141wIzL6yGY/v-deo.html
@@mmorkeyy2 Thank you so much, I remember seeing a post about it on reddit but never really finding an answer to how it was pulled of.
from the title, i thought blender was able to mask real 3D scenes, without video masking. great tutorial anyway, thanks for sharing.
0:29 Oooh. That button used to be a menu on the left in an old version. I started learning blender again and couldn't find it.
I’m going to try replicating this with one tender using creative shading
this is so cool and btw yeah this is a very clear tutorial. every thing is explained in great detail but it's not too slow and that's rare to see. a lot of times it is either WAY too fast and you can't keep up or it is way too slow and you have to fast forward a lot. Keep up the good work :)
Loved this tutorial man, really well made!
you're my favourite youtuber!!! I HOPE YOU SEE THIS IM A MASSIVE FAN :DD
No
@@mmorkeyy2 i can't believe you've done this D:
This is brilliant, thank you!
Amazing tutorial! Got up to the last bit, now I am thinking about what scenes to put in the pyramid
Definitely a galaxy. Good luck.
@@mmorkeyy2 I'll try, but that seems way beyond my level lol. I just finished blender guru's donut tutorial 2 weeks ago. Please make more tutorials though, this was really useful!
This was an incredible tutorial!! Well done!
very nice tutorial
Thank you for this! Great tutorial. I was wanting to play around with "non-euclidean" spaces like that game Antichamber I played a long time ago. This technique looks like it can be adapted to animations like that. Really good presentation with this tutorial.
clean and clear tutorial, thankyou very much, it's very helpful.
Brilliant tutorial! Subscribed!
gorgeous!
You are amazing dude, congrats! i learn really good!
Amazing tutorial. Keep it up. Your channel deserves much more subscribers
Great tutorial!
This is really impressive mate.
I love itttt. It looks pretty good, mainly because it looks edible for some strange reason e-e
this is soo cool! you did great!
Wow really cool
this is amazing!
Great work! Easy to understand and looks brilliant!
Well done. I do not use blender but I like the concept a lot. I might try to recreate something similar in cinema one day.
Best tutorial! Continue Making more! :-)
This is marvellous ;)
Great Work!
Me as someone who never used blender: Intressting
Very well done and explained
Your channel is so underrated
That was incredibly awesome😮
This is great! Well done, thanks for the tutorial.
this is great
very nice
good tutorial
thank you! i was looking for a way to recreate one of my pieces and this video was very helpful for that!
Great video!!
great tut :3
How many people thought that little tree was a nug of weed LOL
This is awesome! I'm definitely going to make this. Thank you very much
Been about 10years since I used blender lol they still cant get water physics right lol awesome work man reminds me of how I had all my screens set up on a rotating cube.
As true as you are, I didn't do it justice in that simulation. Bad settings and no particles. Houdini would be nice tho, or flip fluids.
that insane
Wow really fantastic and creative process, I'll definitely try this.. this looks so amazing!
Mann so cool ! Well done I love it tnx 💪🏻💪🏻
You have a lot of cool things on your channel, I'm glad I found it!
Thank You so much
*Nice! Love it)*
Wow, nice work!
Ok I'm def doin this
Thanks!
That was a great tutorial.