Checking out Blender Eevee Next - Tips for Realism
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- In this video I'll show you a little of what's new in Eevee Next, introduced in Blender 4.2. I also show you how to make a simple procedural material, and a few tips for realism using the camera and the compositor.
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0:00 Intro
0:54 Ray Tracing
2:30 Procedural Material
4:18 Depth of Field
4:49 Compositing
6:33 Examples
6:55 Outro - Фільми й анімація
thanks! trying out all the new features u mentioned, great way to explain the way the retrace works. I will be watching more! plus I think u and I have similar style interests so it will be great to learn from you. thanks much keep it up!
4.2 is a amazing milestone update ...
Not only Evee'$ rewrite is nailed and works very well,..thx devs.& Community
--- lighting system , viewport/ compositing , rendersystems , polishing of GUI/ UI ,
overall performance enhancement , even VSE ,
etc. ... ----
Thank you for showing how beautiful you can make an image in Eevee Next! I'll definitely use this
please DON'T EVER STOP 🙌🙌🙌🙌
@@prashantkhandelwal755 I won’t!
There is something soothing in ur voice which is perfect for tutorials
@@satyamanu2211 lol thanks! Glad to know that
Going into the Film settings and turning on + increasing the overscan feature can be really useful as well, when the limiting screen-space nature of the GI becomes noticable. It basically just computes and renders a certain amount over the camera border which can be really useful if reflections seem to be cut off or shadows shift and disappear.
The wise Void. You are the best Blender user lol
Thanks for the tips. Keep up the good work and show what is possible with EEVEE. Great work.
@@Positronit I’m having a lot of fun with Eevee Next and I’m getting even better results as I keep getting the hang of it.
Best EEVEE NEXT video I've seen so far.
It's still limited by the screen space solution. However the irradiance volume is blazingly fast so it will help.
Excellent work and tutorial!
Wow that looks awesome
bro, tysm for all your info on EEVEE and now EEVEE next, I've been wanting to learn how to use it cause I feel it's just as valid to use as cycles so long as you know how to use it. your last video and this one are perfect introductions into it, so thank you again!
one question I do have is how you made that handheld feeling movement to the camera on your quick render with your emission cubes and the extruded in cube? it looked really good lol.
anyway, would love to see more tips and tricks, and can't wait to see updates on your short film, your trailer looked gorgeous! keep up the good work mate!
Thank you! I will make a video about camera movement, probably my next video. I will remake and re-render an old first person horror animation I made with realistic camera movements, and I’ll show you how I do it
@@void_visuals_ ooh sounds awesome! if it's on EEVEE, I'd love to have a few more tips thrown in that video too lol
Awesome Video ❤
Just two more days till the official release!
super and easy sir
Void Eevee Tips at full throttle
great vid, many thanks
The biggest problem of Global Illumination is the rendering of light sources that are only in front of the camera, everything behind it does not work. This problem could be solved by baking the light. But I couldn't find such a feature in EEVEE Next. Or, аm I wrong?
There’s a light baking system in eevee next similar to the one in legacy eevee. It used to be called irradiance volume, now it’s just volume. But I haven’t tried it out yet
@@void_visuals_ Glad to hear good news. I'll check what I can do. But I hope you will also make a video about it, because there are not many videos about it now.
But baking is not a good idea for any animated thing in the scene. Still, amazing progress on EEVEE.
@@VentelHD But if static meshes are baked and animated objects are rendered with Global Illumination, it can become cheap high quality.
It's not global illumination problem indeed, because Eevee next uses( Screen Space Global Illumination), so it just shows the light bounces through the camera not the world space like Cycles for example because it's using path tracing😅
I'm using 2.9 but might update. this looks pretty AWESOME
Greetings from Brasil. Nice video, very handy. Gave me a lot of information about evee next. I am very excited to have it. thank´s
@@alexandrearaujo4256 Thank you!
Please make some good interior tutorial in evee next. And you are goooood.
Thank you love u 💙
How to make glass in new Eevee. There's no screen space reflection and blend mode.
Just mix a glass bsdf with a transparent bsdf with the mix shader node, then turn on ray traced transmission in the material properties ;)
Newbie query: If you use EEVEE raytracing then do you still need light probes?
Nope, like I showed it in the video, it’s all realtime now.
Do you know when eevee next should appear? I listened that in this july.
I couldn’t find an actual date on their website but it says something about the next few weeks. It’ll be out soon, but you can go ahead and use the beta version until then. It’s fairly stable
Does anyone else think this release is unstable? It looks pretty decent in the viewport, but I get some bugs with the lighting in the renders like flickering.
Salut j'ai telechargé la mise a jour de Blender version 4.2 mais y a pas Elevee Next dedant vraiment je n'ai comprends pas !
EVEE can't handle visibilty object in camera for get only reflection without objek
What about render times?
@@juanortega7493 at least on my machine, they were pretty much the same as with the old eevee. I’ve got an 8GB 2060 Super
@@void_visuals_ thank you man!
From 1 to 10 you are 14 my friend
where is bloom ?
@@nicksiber it’s been removed from Eevee but you can use it via compositing. I mention it at 5:55
@@void_visuals_ thx
u inspire me man
@@himanshusingh4451 So glad to hear that!
switch to cycles. eevee next is so slow and still has artefacts all over the place. legacy eevee is much faster, and good enough for its use: the viewport.
@@nm-com I was using cycles only for like 2 years, now I switched to Eevee and I’m getting really good results, especially with Eevee next which is not slow at all for me. Also I’m getting no artifacts.
And as for its use, it’s called a render engine, so I’ll keep rendering with it lol it looks great, I don’t see why not use it