I'm just about to wrap up the Blender Guru donut "class", and today I immediately bought a second video card. I know it'll be worth it down the line. THESE RENDER TIMES
This is cool, thanks! If anyone's having trouble getting the right glow, there's a few things I found that helped: - Bloom needs to be on in the render panel (looks like a camera). This is what makes the ball look like it's glowing, otherwise it's just a flat orange circle - the glow is what makes it look bright, it's an optical effect innit? - The bloom settings are important - the Radius is how big the glow is, how much it bleeds into the sky. Intensity is how powerful the glow is, you might want to crank this. - Threshold is how bright stuff needs to be before it glows - you can turn this up to create contrast and make the sun look like it's glowing more than everything else, which makes it look brighter. You're not actually making the pixels brighter remember, it's a trick, so that contrast is what makes things pop. The knee slider gives you a little more control and softens the transition, kinda smooths the glow a bit - The strength setting in your Emission shader is what tells the renderer how bright the light is (which feeds into the bloom and pushes it over the Threshold setting if you're using that. Don't worry about matching the strength setting in the video, that depends on other settings and I can't replicate it personally. Just push it up until it looks right, without going too white - The sky texture matters! It's that contrast thing again, and if it's too light the glow won't really be visible. You can use the HSV node to darken it (value) and control how colourful it is (saturation), and also move it around until you find a good part of the sky. I guess this is part of what knowing what a "good" HDRI to pick is. (Also the sky is lighting the scene and brightening everything) - Lowering the roughness on the plane makes it reflective, which gives you the cool sun reflections and adds to the glowy effect. But if you made the flat middle area too bumpy, a lot of the faces will be angled away from it, so you won't get as many reflections. Screen Space Reflections needs to be turned on in the Render panel too you really gotta play around with it, but here's my Bloom settings if it helps as a start point: Threshold: 0.449 Knee: 0 Radius: 6.309 Color: white Intensity: 0.084 Clamp: 0 like I said this is gonna depend on your Emissions shader strengths too, the Value (brightness) of those colours, the sky brightness, all that, so play around until it's looking good!
As someone who grew up in the 70's and 80's and some of my first experiences of seeing this sort of thing on Tron and spectrum games this gives me a real whimsical feel. Very well done.
@@SuperTantePeter It's definitely hard to get used to coming from 2.7 but a lot of the changes made for 2.8 were made to try and make Blender simpler and easier for beginners. If you're just getting started with Blender I'd personannly recommend getting started with 2.8 even though it's still in beta. YanSculpts has a pretty good tutorial series for 2.8 and Blender Guru is also starting to make a few tutorials.
@@blackwizard2208 Yes, the Eevee renderer is a new feature from 2.8, so if you are not using that, you can't follow this tutorial at all. It is not just a matter of the buttons and shortcuts being moved to new locations.
@Hello World To my mind came first the clipping view or better how far you can see with the camera. Default it is at 100 meter I think. I am not working on it yet and am mostly beginner. Soon gonna create this cool view too!
Great tutorial for sure. However, maybe you can try explaining the actions you're implementing instead of saying things like, "Do this, type 5, click this button." For example, you can try explaining things like this, "I'll use proportional editing to move up this vertex along with the neighboring ones, use scroll wheel to adjust how large of an area you want to cover." Clarity would help beginners understand the concepts and do it in their own way without copying what you do. Again, I do not intend to discredit your methods of teaching, but only want to give you a feedback. Keep more tutorials coming!
Agreed. It was by pure luck (and about the 10th attempt) I found out when using the Proportional editing to scale randomly, you have to keep the mouse button clicked while dragging the wheel in order to see the effect.
@@vivaellipsis Don't get me wrong, he doesn't have to get in-depth with his explanations. Just few seconds of explanation of why he's doing it, and how he's planning to get it done would suffice, instead of giving exact steps on what to do. Most people here are not beginners, but users who're willing to get clarified. Here's the thing, people aren't here to get mini-tutorials on all the tools he used. It's just that he can explain his methods of making whatever he made in this video. Most people aren't here for exact steps like he's giving, but for understanding his way of doing it.
@@vivaellipsis Regarding your point related to the fact that content creators are pressurized to balance the length of their content, I must say that an appropriate ratio of entertainment, clarity, conciseness, etc can keep people watching and enjoying even an hour long tutorial. With an increasing number of competitors amongst content creators, I must say that they are indeed pressurized more than ever before. Blender Guru is one of the best creators of UA-cam tutorials on Blender. His tutorials are often hours long, yet efficiently teaches stuff, and still enjoyed by the masses. Nevertheless, I'm grateful for this channel. Without channels like this, life would be much difficult, and my opinion is a form of support.
My emission does not glow like yours. It's just bright but there is no light being emitted. My render only shows black and blue, the colors don't mix. Edit: Bloom is not selected by default, that was the problem.
Like wtf is this S̵̳̟̳͔̤̖̍̎̔̃̿̾̌̿͂͝ű̴̧̡̧̡̘̠̦̝͓̬̬̜̜̎̀̀̅͂̄͝b̸̧̖̣̳̼̪̻̻̪͔̰̥̟̲̙̣̙͉̪̩̞͊́̔͜ḑ̸̨̧͔̳̝̣͖̙̞̭̣͕̺͔̻͓̯̦͍͙̺͗̀̓̐́̋͗̔̆͛̊͂̈́̾̈́͘͘į̴̨̨̱̤͉̥̼̦͖̣̙̣̖̣̬͍͙̪̀̋͛̂̾̐̇̃̈́̌̚̕v̶̡̙̪̭̣͚̖̜̪͙͎̇̅̋͝i̵͍̬͓̼̥͔̯͓̘͉̤͓̙̬̓͛d̷͔̺̳͎̥̆̿̿́̾͛̌̆͗̐̎̄̂̈́͆̄̐̈́̈́̓͝ẹ̴̛͈͉͖͚̬̾̿͛ͅ
I'm not gonna lie the process after making the mountains ( bringing up the colors) amazed me, Never knew blender was this good. I can't tell you how happy I'm; Followed your tutorials and learned lot of new things. Thanks 😊
as a practical learning tutorial for creating a classic CGI look, this is really priceless. Thank you so much dude. I'm actually gonna use this to make my first steps in Blender. Because this is basically what i mostly aim on doing with it.
found an issue, the sun wouldn't appear in my camera view. which i finally fixed... the sun wouldn't appear in the far distance, this was due to the clip (start and end value) only being set to about a 100m, if you increase it to 1000m (more or less) then your sun should appear in your camera view and render, to find this setting its in the camera tab - lens (just about depth of field settings). Maybe i missed it during the tutorial but either way this was an issue for me.
Hey! Just wanted to let you know I used this mountain design in a 3-part series on the failed American supercollider from the 90s on my channel. Really useful technique that has a lot of applications
Oh one other thing - for the Camera panel on your camera, I had to set the Clip End to a higher value than my default, or I couldn't see the end of the landscape or the sun! At least 320m if you're following all the measurements in the video (16m plane x 2 (mirror) x 10 (array))
Amazing how you made it totally clear, efficient and easy to follow while explaining all the details under 10min. Impressive and I learned for sure four or five lovely Blender tips here. Thank you.
For anyone else following along who got all the way to the render step and realized yours didn't look right because it lacked the "Bloom" (the light blurring out) - there is a render setting for Bloom. As soon as I checked that box mine looked like his.
@@busa1391 if you don't know where to find certains tools, I would recommend watching the 2.8 tutorial series from the blender channel. It will help you a ton and you will be able to follow along other tutorials way more easily. But for your information, the render pannel is visible at 6:17 in the video on the right side of the screen. You can see that the tab with the little camera is selected, and among the options you can see "bloom". Make sure the render engine selected is "eevee" (at the top of this pannel). Oh also make sure that your version of Blender is 2.8
For anyone trying to do this and his sun wont bloom. I tried some stuff out, and i used bright/contrast in the material section to get some glowing effect. My sun is almost white but the glow is orange it looks really cool too
I love your tutorials, have been watching it a lot. But I would like to point out something though. One of my friends is learning blender and when he watches your video, he knows what he is supposed to do but not why the thing does what it does. So please spend a bit more time explaining the features to the more amateurs users.
I would suggest your friend go through the whole Donut tutorial before doing stuff like this. I wouldn't have a clue what I'm doing here if I didn't go through all that first :)
Just started learning Blender again. Eevee is so cool and I am looking for things that look great in it. This was amazing and easy to follow. Loved it! :)
Hi everyone! So when I have all of my points selected, they won't scale along the z axis. It usually distorts the plane outward on the X or Y. Does anyone know why this is happening? (I have already made sure that each axis is scaled properly, so that's not the problem.) PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN!
Easy, straightforward tutorial. I learned a lot about 2.8 and was able to use past experience to tweak the render exactly how I wanted. I think you should try explaining why you’re changing certain settings, as that makes things easier to remember for beginners. Other than that, great video =)
You are amazing!!! We have to chunk it for the kids, but they are picking it up. This is what I had in mind to learn when we first began using Blender.
some ninja stuff in here. very refreshing ur gonna go far kid :) thanks a lot so far. especially for the already tremendous output of eevee tutorials without any bullshit, jumping right in.
Tip- for anyone disappointed in their glow like I was at 4:32 Make sure Bloom is enabled. for anyone also disappointed at how the blue contrasts and mixes with the black at 4:38 I found that just deepening the color of the blue (making it darker) provided a much better mix and result.
Great tutorial. Simple project, but covers and scratches the surface an a load of features, with a very rewarding outcome :) Enjoyed this. Thank you very much.
Hi I really like your way of teaching. I am very big fan of blender and want to try this. Can you please start a series for us who want to learn basics where you can tell more about details of every node and tools to create intermediate level animation. and keep doing this great work
Wonderful tutorial. Amazing effect all done in under 10 mins. I really do feel like 10mins and under is the sweet spot for tutorials thay i watch (for me anyways). Have a great day!
Going with an HDRI image to emulate a synthetic gradient seems a little redundant. You could set the world shader up with Texture Coordinate - Mapping - ColorRamp - Background - World Output. Even the sun could simply be part of the color ramp.
Hello Brother. When you start scaling the initial mountains, i tried rolling my mouse scroller but it doesnt add the random peaks like in yours at 0:55
@@zygo169 if you clicked on the points you like to change and choose the tool he did, and pull the hills up. During this you can scroll with your mouseweel. It will start to jiggle everything, but if you keep scrolling UP, you will soon see a white-outlined circle.. that's the indicators of how much you distort the area around your chosen dots. The circle needs to be a lot smaller
Really cool stuff! However quick question: Why did you choose an HDR environment map, when you could use a gradient to achieve that stylized look? Also you could mix gradient backgrounds to add an immovable orange sun in the materials settings rather than add a mesh?
@@TheDucky3D Usually programmers/artists/musicians join in a group to produce some realtime awesomeness :D Often there is just a single executable file having the size of 64k or even 4k I'm sure you will find some inspiration... Monolith - ASD (2015): ua-cam.com/video/LGm33hsXP9w/v-deo.html Future Crew - Second Reality (1993): ua-cam.com/video/iw17c70uJes/v-deo.html Some good music :D ua-cam.com/video/LCl9xYSOVtM/v-deo.html just search for more :D
If someone else is trying this step by step but finds out that the first frame looks a bit different on some plain because of the light… remember to turn off or just delete de lightbulb. That happened to me without realizing what it was at first, thinking maybe it was the HDR pic that made some reflections, or perhaps the cam need to be placed in the middle of the floor so it didn't catch light from other spots… but no. It was just the lightbulb emitting light there. That simple and yet it took me like 20 minutes to realize. I'm THAT much of a noob in Blender.
Great video, but for some reason there's a 'jump' or disernable break when it reaches the loop section. EDIT. When I ran the render AVI through my video editor the loop was seamless. It just appears to be so in the loaded loop render on Blender for some reason, (probably the preview settings?) Thank you for this video, you are a star.
Heyy I’m using 2.9 so everything is a little different for me, in the proportional editing objects thing (I don’t really know what it’s called) where I’m supposed to press “connected” I don’t really have the option to change the settings I can just click it and that’s it (if I sound dumb I mean at 0:35)
you have to go to the camera properties - there is a setting where you can change the start and end of how far the camera views. enlarge end till you see the sun
When you diligently write down all the steps for hours so you understand what the process is, only to find out 4 hours later that the reason it's not working is because it's the old hotkey layout and your hours of note taking mean fucking NOTHING!!
"bring up the detail.. bring up the scale"
my computer: "bring up the lag"
i feel you man
My pc: "Bring up the explosions"
Mi patato: bring up the ice and freeze the pc to death
this is all too relatable when you have an intel core 2 duo with no graphics card
I'm just about to wrap up the Blender Guru donut "class", and today I immediately bought a second video card. I know it'll be worth it down the line. THESE RENDER TIMES
Please more of this 80's retro stuff, I love it.
Me too. ! That synth music vibes with this animation feels cool
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This is cool, thanks!
If anyone's having trouble getting the right glow, there's a few things I found that helped:
- Bloom needs to be on in the render panel (looks like a camera). This is what makes the ball look like it's glowing, otherwise it's just a flat orange circle - the glow is what makes it look bright, it's an optical effect innit?
- The bloom settings are important - the Radius is how big the glow is, how much it bleeds into the sky. Intensity is how powerful the glow is, you might want to crank this.
- Threshold is how bright stuff needs to be before it glows - you can turn this up to create contrast and make the sun look like it's glowing more than everything else, which makes it look brighter. You're not actually making the pixels brighter remember, it's a trick, so that contrast is what makes things pop. The knee slider gives you a little more control and softens the transition, kinda smooths the glow a bit
- The strength setting in your Emission shader is what tells the renderer how bright the light is (which feeds into the bloom and pushes it over the Threshold setting if you're using that. Don't worry about matching the strength setting in the video, that depends on other settings and I can't replicate it personally. Just push it up until it looks right, without going too white
- The sky texture matters! It's that contrast thing again, and if it's too light the glow won't really be visible. You can use the HSV node to darken it (value) and control how colourful it is (saturation), and also move it around until you find a good part of the sky. I guess this is part of what knowing what a "good" HDRI to pick is. (Also the sky is lighting the scene and brightening everything)
- Lowering the roughness on the plane makes it reflective, which gives you the cool sun reflections and adds to the glowy effect. But if you made the flat middle area too bumpy, a lot of the faces will be angled away from it, so you won't get as many reflections. Screen Space Reflections needs to be turned on in the Render panel too
you really gotta play around with it, but here's my Bloom settings if it helps as a start point:
Threshold: 0.449
Knee: 0
Radius: 6.309
Color: white
Intensity: 0.084
Clamp: 0
like I said this is gonna depend on your Emissions shader strengths too, the Value (brightness) of those colours, the sky brightness, all that, so play around until it's looking good!
Thanks man!!
You actually helped me a fuck ton thankyou
This is such a helpful comment, thank you!
Thank You So Much my man!
I was not getting the sun reflection. Screen Space Reflections wasn't enabled, thank you very much!
As someone who grew up in the 70's and 80's and some of my first experiences of seeing this sort of thing on Tron and spectrum games this gives me a real whimsical feel. Very well done.
For anyone that is a noob like me
He is using 2.8 not 2.79
is it drastically different?
@@blackwizard2208 Yes, new UI, new viewport and completely different preset keys
First time tryer, noticed that right away and strugled since :( @@CaveJhonsonCEO
@@SuperTantePeter It's definitely hard to get used to coming from 2.7 but a lot of the changes made for 2.8 were made to try and make Blender simpler and easier for beginners. If you're just getting started with Blender I'd personannly recommend getting started with 2.8 even though it's still in beta. YanSculpts has a pretty good tutorial series for 2.8 and Blender Guru is also starting to make a few tutorials.
@@blackwizard2208 Yes, the Eevee renderer is a new feature from 2.8, so if you are not using that, you can't follow this tutorial at all. It is not just a matter of the buttons and shortcuts being moved to new locations.
Linking sun to camera to make it look like it isn't moving, is genius!
He made it move to make it look like it is not moving. What a mind bender!
@@Baekstrom more like a mind blender am i rite
It's all relative. You could animate the ground moving with a stationary camera if you want.
@Hello World same here! anyone?
@Hello World
To my mind came first the clipping view or better how far you can see with the camera. Default it is at 100 meter I think.
I am not working on it yet and am mostly beginner. Soon gonna create this cool view too!
New Blender3D channel on rise!!
Great tutorial for sure. However, maybe you can try explaining the actions you're implementing instead of saying things like, "Do this, type 5, click this button."
For example, you can try explaining things like this, "I'll use proportional editing to move up this vertex along with the neighboring ones, use scroll wheel to adjust how large of an area you want to cover."
Clarity would help beginners understand the concepts and do it in their own way without copying what you do. Again, I do not intend to discredit your methods of teaching, but only want to give you a feedback. Keep more tutorials coming!
Agreed. It was by pure luck (and about the 10th attempt) I found out when using the Proportional editing to scale randomly, you have to keep the mouse button clicked while dragging the wheel in order to see the effect.
@@ikbensiep Right, I faced the same issue.
@@vivaellipsis Don't get me wrong, he doesn't have to get in-depth with his explanations. Just few seconds of explanation of why he's doing it, and how he's planning to get it done would suffice, instead of giving exact steps on what to do. Most people here are not beginners, but users who're willing to get clarified.
Here's the thing, people aren't here to get mini-tutorials on all the tools he used. It's just that he can explain his methods of making whatever he made in this video. Most people aren't here for exact steps like he's giving, but for understanding his way of doing it.
@@vivaellipsis Regarding your point related to the fact that content creators are pressurized to balance the length of their content, I must say that an appropriate ratio of entertainment, clarity, conciseness, etc can keep people watching and enjoying even an hour long tutorial. With an increasing number of competitors amongst content creators, I must say that they are indeed pressurized more than ever before.
Blender Guru is one of the best creators of UA-cam tutorials on Blender. His tutorials are often hours long, yet efficiently teaches stuff, and still enjoyed by the masses.
Nevertheless, I'm grateful for this channel. Without channels like this, life would be much difficult, and my opinion is a form of support.
@@vivaellipsis its better to know what you are doing and why, rather than just clicking buttons. Even seasoned artists gain more from that approach
My emission does not glow like yours. It's just bright but there is no light being emitted. My render only shows black and blue, the colors don't mix.
Edit: Bloom is not selected by default, that was the problem.
Where to select bloom??
@@Kaavay you can actually see the menu at 5:41 and he turns it off at some point :)
In 2.79 I'm using compositor Glare node. It adds this effect to render image
I still cant find it
@@romanmatveev1094 It's under the Render tab on the right hand side.
In almost every animation tutorial I hear:
Step one: create a plane
Step two: S U B D I V I D E
Like wtf is this
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no, the first step is delete the cube
The HDRI he's using is called Mpumalanga Veld, in case anyone's wondering.
thanks sir
I'm not gonna lie the process after making the mountains ( bringing up the colors) amazed me, Never knew blender was this good. I can't tell you how happy I'm; Followed your tutorials and learned lot of new things.
Thanks 😊
as a practical learning tutorial for creating a classic CGI look, this is really priceless. Thank you so much dude. I'm actually gonna use this to make my first steps in Blender. Because this is basically what i mostly aim on doing with it.
KRAFTWERK2K6 awesome
Great now i need to learn synthwave music and i'll be complete
TheBugsBunny I make synth music but can't work blender : /
You two should work together
Funny, I just recreated this scene in Blender so I can use it as a video loop for a synthwave track!^^
@@SimonBoehm bruh, literally same lol
found an issue, the sun wouldn't appear in my camera view. which i finally fixed...
the sun wouldn't appear in the far distance, this was due to the clip (start and end value) only being set to about a 100m, if you increase it to 1000m (more or less) then your sun should appear in your camera view and render, to find this setting its in the camera tab - lens (just about depth of field settings). Maybe i missed it during the tutorial but either way this was an issue for me.
Thanks!
Thank you
lifesaver
OMG thanks. Was having the same problem.
thanks man i was going mad due to this
Dude just jumps right into it. This is the tip of stuff that really butters up my egg roll.
why do you lie everytime you say "I'm gonna leve the link in the description" ?
He has a Patreon page with all of the materials
@@metushelach8 bruh at least a link to his patreon there's no link related to the video in the description
Hey! Just wanted to let you know I used this mountain design in a 3-part series on the failed American supercollider from the 90s on my channel. Really useful technique that has a lot of applications
Not even done watching it, but I find it bloody brilliant, get's me so fired-up to try doing some stuff like these
(And bless 2.80 !)
I've been looking into how to make a neon kinda scene, and hadn't thought to use an emission shader, so that deffinately helped!
Oh one other thing - for the Camera panel on your camera, I had to set the Clip End to a higher value than my default, or I couldn't see the end of the landscape or the sun! At least 320m if you're following all the measurements in the video (16m plane x 2 (mirror) x 10 (array))
Thank you! This helped me out big time.
Thank you. I could not figure out why my sphere hated me..
Amazing how you made it totally clear, efficient and easy to follow while explaining all the details under 10min. Impressive and I learned for sure four or five lovely Blender tips here. Thank you.
For anyone else following along who got all the way to the render step and realized yours didn't look right because it lacked the "Bloom" (the light blurring out) - there is a render setting for Bloom. As soon as I checked that box mine looked like his.
THANK YOU.
i am noob at bledner where is that option pls tell me
@@busa1391 if you don't know where to find certains tools, I would recommend watching the 2.8 tutorial series from the blender channel. It will help you a ton and you will be able to follow along other tutorials way more easily.
But for your information, the render pannel is visible at 6:17 in the video on the right side of the screen. You can see that the tab with the little camera is selected, and among the options you can see "bloom". Make sure the render engine selected is "eevee" (at the top of this pannel).
Oh also make sure that your version of Blender is 2.8
Thanks for this breakdown bro. As a max user, I can do all these steps in that app. Totally a transferable skill. Thank you
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this is exactly what ive been looking for. this one turned out pretty cool.
I couldn't get the sun to glow as brightly as in the video, even set to emission. And the ground isn't very reflective either.
Did you turn on bloom? And screen space reflections?
@@MSGamer360 That was nine months ago but thanks anyway. I'll be sure to keep that in mind in the future
@@MSGamer360 thank you so much btw
For anyone trying to do this and his sun wont bloom. I tried some stuff out, and i used bright/contrast in the material section to get some glowing effect. My sun is almost white but the glow is orange it looks really cool too
For anyone who can't see the UV Sphere, you have to adjust the End (Range) Of your camera under the camera tab
Thank you, just what I was looking for.
Thanks for giving me a new hobby during quarantine lol
I love your tutorials, have been watching it a lot. But I would like to point out something though. One of my friends is learning blender and when he watches your video, he knows what he is supposed to do but not why the thing does what it does. So please spend a bit more time explaining the features to the more amateurs users.
I would suggest your friend go through the whole Donut tutorial before doing stuff like this. I wouldn't have a clue what I'm doing here if I didn't go through all that first :)
Just started learning Blender again. Eevee is so cool and I am looking for things that look great in it. This was amazing and easy to follow. Loved it! :)
Hi everyone! So when I have all of my points selected, they won't scale along the z axis. It usually distorts the plane outward on the X or Y.
Does anyone know why this is happening?
(I have already made sure that each axis is scaled properly, so that's not the problem.)
PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN!
Use G rather than S
@william Alford - had the same problem. Thanks a lot for the easy solution, @@zootsanchez 👌
Easy, straightforward tutorial. I learned a lot about 2.8 and was able to use past experience to tweak the render exactly how I wanted. I think you should try explaining why you’re changing certain settings, as that makes things easier to remember for beginners. Other than that, great video =)
When you 'scale up' the mountains, he clicks on the 'transform' tool and not the scale tool.
omg thank you so much dude ive been like confuse about how does he scale up like that thank you soo much man
God bless u young man
thank you lol
this is actually really cool
I have bloom enabled, but for some reason i dont get the same hazy glow effect that you get from your emission... i have no clue what to do
Increase the strength under the color
I'm having the same issue... Ever find a fix? Increasing the strength under color doesn't seem to change anything
Never-mind, bloom setting got it
@@NorthEast How did you fix it? have the same issue ahhaa
I have done the same thing as you did it ….thanks for this wonderful tutorial....
So that's how they made that logo intro loop for Far Cry: Blood Dragon
You are amazing!!! We have to chunk it for the kids, but they are picking it up. This is what I had in mind to learn when we first began using Blender.
"lets go to HDRI heaven, im gonna link it in the desc..." doesnt link it in the desc.
Yeah he appears to be a bit of a Blender-head LOL But Google will get you there as well ;P
thanks alot! great video for beginners that understand literally just the basic navigation. Awesome stuff
I literally Followed these steps perfectly and for whatever reason the emission is not lighting up the same.
Any advice?
Same, the emission isnt working for me either.
turn on Bloom in the setting.
@@theCameraVille OMG MAN YES
some ninja stuff in here.
very refreshing
ur gonna go far kid :) thanks a lot so far. especially for the already tremendous output of eevee tutorials without any bullshit, jumping right in.
I did everythig like what he said. Everything went right. No problem. But for some reason his result is better.
That's just because he's had more time doing it. Hes been doing this for years so everyone yours will get better as well
@@zestastic3359 Maybe :D but my last result is better
I should suggest perhaps @ 3:41 saying something like "if it's NOT perfect loop, here's a couple of things to look for...." You know. For us plebs.
4:32 then my jaw drop.
haha ikr
Tip- for anyone disappointed in their glow like I was at 4:32 Make sure Bloom is enabled.
for anyone also disappointed at how the blue contrasts and mixes with the black at 4:38 I found that just deepening the color of the blue (making it darker) provided a much better mix and result.
How to enable bloom?
Great tutorial. Simple project, but covers and scratches the surface an a load of features, with a very rewarding outcome :)
Enjoyed this. Thank you very much.
Thanks for teaching me it's just what I wanted to make
Wow, this is a super simple and super fun tutorial to follow! I would love more of this 80s retro stuff as well, keep it up, man.
its basically the visualdon loop made in blender :D
When u began with calling out Key Commands and had your Mouse Display on, SUB!!!
wow wtf, is this even blender??? i havent opened it for 2 months and now it looks like this? Crazy stuff
How to make this halo ?
i havent got it :(
Hi I really like your way of teaching. I am very big fan of blender and want to try this. Can you please start a series for us who want to learn basics where you can tell more about details of every node and tools to create intermediate level animation. and keep doing this great work
imagine the points of the mountains were reactive to the theme of stranger things.
You could use this: ua-cam.com/video/l8RHRNZQEuE/v-deo.html . It would be awesome
You could start with a grid, as opposed to a plane. Saves you the subdivide step.
But the mountains would look a bit more... low resolution.
Daaamn son. That was some quick and nimble aesthetics. I'll be checking out the rest of your channel for sure, Thanks!
80s graphics were programmed in.. so most stuff was mirrored and super simple.
I was dying to make a video like this, and this video helped me so so much 😺 thank you so much 💕💕 you are the best 👍👍
Wonderful tutorial. Amazing effect all done in under 10 mins. I really do feel like 10mins and under is the sweet spot for tutorials thay i watch (for me anyways). Have a great day!
Nailed the timing on this one. A respectable outcome yet very short and sweet tutorial. Well done.
Going with an HDRI image to emulate a synthetic gradient seems a little redundant. You could set the world shader up with Texture Coordinate - Mapping - ColorRamp - Background - World Output. Even the sun could simply be part of the color ramp.
Hello Brother. When you start scaling the initial mountains, i tried rolling my mouse scroller but it doesnt add the random peaks like in yours at 0:55
Do you have random proportional editing selected? 0:38
@@jeffdidit8740 that thing was removed in an update and you can no longer download the version he is using.
@@gusevgp1417 what thing was removed?
@@gusevgp1417 how can you do it then?
@@saigon9047 it turns out I’m just a fucking idiot, please disregard my previous statement
you killed it! thanks so much
why does the wireframe not glow when I try this?
Sorry for bad english
mine too
ok i fixed it, you need to add another material above your emission material
Ah ok .Thanks !
Thanks Nate for this super easy tutorial!
As I clicked on the view Rander blender crashed
Everything is gone 😂😃😅😩😣😣😤😤
You can usually recover them from the recover menu.. I was in a similar situation once lol
Fast and clear tutorial...! AWESOME!
0:45 using Blender 2.8, clicked on random and activated "Connected only" but still the whole mesh got distorded..
Found it by myself.
FYI: Scroll up to decrease the proportional size (until you see a circle with a white outline).
@@PyroDraco91 plz explain this more. scroll where??
@@zygo169 if you clicked on the points you like to change and choose the tool he did, and pull the hills up. During this you can scroll with your mouseweel. It will start to jiggle everything, but if you keep scrolling UP, you will soon see a white-outlined circle.. that's the indicators of how much you distort the area around your chosen dots. The circle needs to be a lot smaller
OMG! This is going to be my next project! :D
i like you because your videos aren't 52 minutes long
Lol, i just seeing a tutorial about this, and now you make one, big thanks, i love your work!
Really cool stuff!
However quick question: Why did you choose an HDR environment map, when you could use a gradient to achieve that stylized look?
Also you could mix gradient backgrounds to add an immovable orange sun in the materials settings rather than add a mesh?
Your tutorials are 10/10
You are very unique and i love your channel!
You have some kind of demoscene style, is it a coincidence?
ControlAltBrick I don’t know what demoscene means
@@TheDucky3D Usually programmers/artists/musicians join in a group to produce some realtime awesomeness :D
Often there is just a single executable file having the size of 64k or even 4k
I'm sure you will find some inspiration...
Monolith - ASD (2015):
ua-cam.com/video/LGm33hsXP9w/v-deo.html
Future Crew - Second Reality (1993):
ua-cam.com/video/iw17c70uJes/v-deo.html
Some good music :D
ua-cam.com/video/LCl9xYSOVtM/v-deo.html
just search for more :D
Very helpful. Learned a lot, especially because it's a Blender 2.8 Tutorial. My clip came out great.
what are your render settings, my bloom looks totally different
You're awesome my mans
Blender never ceases to amaze me.
If someone else is trying this step by step but finds out that the first frame looks a bit different on some plain because of the light… remember to turn off or just delete de lightbulb. That happened to me without realizing what it was at first, thinking maybe it was the HDR pic that made some reflections, or perhaps the cam need to be placed in the middle of the floor so it didn't catch light from other spots… but no. It was just the lightbulb emitting light there. That simple and yet it took me like 20 minutes to realize. I'm THAT much of a noob in Blender.
How do you get that glow?
idk. i cant get it either
@@ArtemKaOnYT I think it's about that checkbox that says bloom.
never mind. i just redid the video. u gotta turn on bloom in the render settings. hope this helps
@@ArtemKaOnYT ok
Emission shader
So sharp, efficient and informative!
hey, I'm new to blender and I can't get your same result. The main color of the mountains is black and I don't know how to fix it.
I fixed that problem, I didn't have Bloom checked. However, using the same hdr I get a slightly lighter and less saturated result. What can I do?
@@polelp Same, but where can I turn on bloom?
@@joshimayer5375 the section you can see on minute 1:30
@@polelp thank ya :)
Crazy perfect tutorial. Great One!
me : nice
my computer when rendering : oof
this is a very good tutorial easy to follow and step by step.Keep it up👍
Love this channel
you get to a tutorial to learn but have to go to the comments section to actually understand what the f is going on, nice!
Great video, but for some reason there's a 'jump' or disernable break when it reaches the loop section.
EDIT. When I ran the render AVI through my video editor the loop was seamless. It just appears to be so in the loaded loop render on Blender for some reason, (probably the preview settings?)
Thank you for this video, you are a star.
I always come back to this video just to re-learn how to use the transforming tools
Love it 😍 thanks dude
Heyy I’m using 2.9 so everything is a little different for me, in the proportional editing objects thing (I don’t really know what it’s called) where I’m supposed to press “connected” I don’t really have the option to change the settings I can just click it and that’s it (if I sound dumb I mean at 0:35)
same here
This is great! Would have loved to see how to actually go from finished scene to .gif file.
Thank u so much for your tuts. But ....I dont know why but can't get this cool glow like u on 4:34 (I have just ugly blue wireframe)
Very nice Tutorial man thanks!
If you're unable to see the same looks,trying checking bloom on/off
When ever I switch to the camera view my sun dissapears
you have to go to the camera properties - there is a setting where you can change the start and end of how far the camera views. enlarge end till you see the sun
@@jojo61013 Ah clipping out of view...
When you diligently write down all the steps for hours so you understand what the process is, only to find out 4 hours later that the reason it's not working is because it's the old hotkey layout and your hours of note taking mean fucking NOTHING!!