Mate, you're basically responsible for my 3D career. Much love for all the epic content you create. I remember how cool and kind you were over email with my newbie questions. Here to a 100 more
Ahh I love this video. I also started with MS Paint, 3DMax and after that C4D (R6) and I used vrayforc4d a lot (distributed rendering was amazing). Octane was a game changer indeed. I was blown away by it ❤ Congrats with your 100th episode 🎉
Oh, very similar to me. Very nice. With the difference that you got 3D Studio Max running. I would love to see the alternate timeline where 3Ds Max would have opened for me. Maybe I would have come back to C4D anyway ha ha. Thank you very much for the congratulations. Cheers and to another 100 successful episodes 🙏✨🙌
This was a blast and a blast from the past!! Loved the video. Congrats on the 100th tutorial! Maybe for the next video you can revisit some of your old videos and show us how to did some of them... That could be interesting to watch and maybe you can tell us what you'll improve on them, I don't know. Just an idea! Thanks for these video Raphael! Learned a lot, as always 💯
Hey Lucas, nice, this is the reaction I was hoping for 🙌 Thank you very much for your suggestion. This is actually not bad as this has a twist to it seeing the methods that I used in the past. I will definitely note that one down 🙇♂️
Just when i struggled with creating a sphere in Cinema 4D R4, Raphael swoops in and saves the day ;) Congratulations on your 💯th video! Good luck with your Opel tutorial and greetings from another room in your flat
Oh, I did not realize who you are at first 😄 Ha ha ha. Glad I could help you with valuable and up to date C4D R4 knowledge 🙌 Cheers and thanks for the nice words. Fingers crossed for a wall breaking Opal tutorial rather sooner then later.
hello hello! congratulations on the 💯th episode, and what a nice twist haha! remembering Vray, I skipped it entirely it looked super technical 😂 I also started with paint but a much later version,I was running Windows Me in 07, I had a Pentium 3 which maxed out at 665Mhz (close), one of my friends had the Pentium 4 it was my first time seeing a cpu with Ghz instead of Mhz thanks to you alongside other amazing artists for sharing the knowledge 🌟 excited for what's next, and I wish you a great week ahead 🙌 100 word limit🤣
Hey hey and thank you very much. As always it's a joy seeing you have commented and then reading through the comment. Don't worry about V-Ray, it's only really interesting if you used it once. About the computers. Always love hearing the story from others. Super nice. It's crazy to me that a processor with 25 Mhz could run a GUI very fluently. Something has gone wrong at some point. It can't be that modern processors struggle UI. I don't like the inefficiency. Because it also means more heat, more cooling, more electricity, just because someone is lazy to optimize the system so it would run on a lower specked processor... ha ha sorry, sometimes I get lost thinking about stuff like this! P.s. the machine you only see the screens of in the V-Ray Part is also a Intel Pentium 4 with actually 3 Ghz and hyperthreading. So one core, two threads. It still felt slow to render complicated scenes ha ha ha. I have an idea what's next 😇 I just don't know if it will be ready in time. Either this week or next week! Hint 🧵 Cheers and an amazing start into this week to you!
@@SilverwingVFX of course, i cheated and wanted to cap it at a 100 words for the occasion haha, i deleted a portion where i had a story about Photoshop and 128MB of ram, but I'll save those for now i knew vray from my architect friends, as it was all the craze alongside corona, and some used arnold, speaking of arnold I wish we could get the dual anisotropy in the standard volume shader and yeah optimization is always a hassle these days, an os (which should be peak optimization) can eat a lot of ram by itself, but we got used to throwing money (more hardware) on those problems until it became the norm sadly ooh i can imagine that it would be difficult to render anything decent quickly on a dual thread system, speaking of threads, that's a nice hint, excited for the video already, cheers! ✨
Oh wow. I hope you don't regret it. I know octane can be a bit demanding and not as intuitive. But on the other hand, if you keep your scenes clean, it can be amazing and reliable. And thank you for the episode compliments ✨💯✨
Hey hey and thanks a lot for your comment. Yeah I know, the trend is really towards RS I feel. I think this is also because it belongs to C4D now. Thou I very much love Octane, I have to say in some aspects I can understand studios using Redshift. I thing it can be integrated better into pipelines. And octane can be rather confusing at times. I think this makes the conversation much more interesting if people are not fanboying around and just say how things are 😇
I honestly want to thank you very much as well! I earn my living as a freelance 3D artist for over 10 years now and whenever I watch your videos, my imposter syndrome kicks in a lot! :D Other than that I learned so much from you - not only technical stuff but also character wise, trying to be that kind helpful guy that is always humble! :-) Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I think we all have the imposter syndrome in us as artists. I struggle with it too from time to time. I think you are the first person that told me he likes my character 😊 That's super awesome. 🥰 I have my flaws as well of course. Saying No and setting boundaries is a big learning field for me. In the end we are all beings spending time on a rock that shoots through space 🌌
Happy belated birthday and congrats on your 100th episode! 🥳🫶 love the channel I love the idea that you will focus on Blender more in the future. This gives me another reason to finally switch to blender. I've been trying a few times but I was always overwhelmed and went back to C4D because it's so familiar. But I really need to save that money from the Maxon subscription 🤣
Thanks so much Daniel, It's a compliment when people who are not in your target group comment ha ha. I actually have worked with Houdini before. Mainly at Axis Studio where I did a couple of gigs. Of course I am far away from a master there. Wile I absolutely love the freedom that comes with Houdini, I always had the feeling for the modeling, material and lighting focused workflow I have, I was faster in C4D or Blender. But yeah. Maybe I pick up Houdini again in the future some time.
Congrats on your 💯 episode!! When I saw the still with Windows for Workgroups I had flashbacks to tweaking the SYSTEM.INI file 😀 Thanks for all you do and share.
Thank you very much. Ohhh, seems like you know more then I do there. Now I have to look that up! I wish I still had my old computer to play around with 🥲 Cheers and a great ongoing week to you!
Never underestimate the charm of a spere on a checkered floor ha ha ha. But thank you very much for your kind words and your support Rayko! Highly appreciated 🙇♂️🙏💯🙌🥳
I also started with Cinema 4d R4on a Powermac 8100 when Maxon was more or less a small and familiar startup company. I remember a few guys from the early days like Dirk Beichert who was in the Maxon team from beginning . C4D worked great on standard hardware. Still my first choice for 3D modeling.
Ha, super nice to read. I always love those stories from people. And oh yeah. Power Mac were a thing once ha ha ha. Totally forgot about that 🎉 And yeah. When I started C4D I had no Idea about the community and the people around it. I was introduced to them only much later in the game Around C4D R8 / R9 or so.
Thank you very much for your comment. If you stick with it, show real interest and put enough time in, then some Day you will get the reward with great, realistic renders 🙌 This stuff takes time. It took almost 10 Years or so until I could get out a somewhat realistic image 😇 Nowadays with better software, good assets as well as good tutorials on UA-cam it should be faster to achieve. But still needs time, practice and work 🙌
My first encounter with you was 10 years ago with Cinema 4D Advanced Production Techniques what Pingo did, and oh boi those presentations blew my mind back then when I was teenager learning 3d after highschool, I started with R14 :D Now almost 30 still pushing pixels in motion graphics and learning new octane tricks from you. Thank you for all those years of service and content!
Aw man, that's super cool to hear. I think Pingo was on to something. C4D APT was very influential for it's time. I also have the feeling that a lot of people know me from there. Or from C4D APT2 which also got sold on Vimeo. I also have had people reach out to me asking if there ever will be another one... And yeah time moves fast if you pushing pixels I feel. You blink twice and half of a Year goes by. I really want to thank you for taking the time to write such a nice comment and I appreciate to hear that you still can learn the one or the other thing from those tuts 😊
Thanks a lot. Love that you liked it. It was more like a "let's explore this together" and I really did not open it before so the reactions in the video are real ✨🙌💯🙌✨
Yaaay, thanks a lot ✨💯✨. See, you are fast already at the end of the list 😬 ha ha ha. About the Sphere on checker ground. I have made another one later on with maxwell render. It obviously looks much more realistic. I even created the reflection of the camera in the sphere ha ha ha.
Thank you for your really helpful tutorials, a full workflow on compositing of aces 3d renders from c4d octane and comp them on raw footage (probably on apple log footage from iPhone) would be great help.
Thank you very much for the kind words and also thank you for the suggestion. It's definitely a good ide. I am personally not too versed in the real footage game. But I definitely will put it on my list!
Hey Ami. How do you do it that you are always the first. On the likes of my weekly wishes in the Yambo channel as well as here on UA-cam. Here, have a medal ✨🥇✨
Dude If you do blender tutorials you will reach millions of subscribers! The blender community is very big, but it doesn't have a lot of people like you who are CG masters.
Thank you very much for your commend, the compliments and your insight. I totally agree, I love the Blender community! For me and my channel I noticed that it's hard to keep a balance when I started doing Blender videos beginning of this Year. This is a thing I still need to figure out!
Ha ha ha. I only halfway can remember how C4D XL 6 looks. I almost completely forgot. The thing is. I tried to search google. And half of the internet seems to be dead. There seems to be no old datasets anymore. This is why I wrote that it would be cool to have a splash screen archive. I could not find any of those old splash screens.
By the way: On top of your patreons I wouldn't mind watching a few ads or product placements then and when in your videos. I'm sure you would find creative ways to include them in your videos. And you could also add affiliate links to your video info text, so people can support you, that don't have enough money.
Ohhh, thank you very much. Those are good points in deed. Especially those affiliate links. In terms of sponsors, actually only one person asked until now and that was TutsPlus. And since I liked their tutorials and stand behind them, I took it on. I have a very high ethical standard and I won't make people buy stuff I wouldn't buy myself. I will actually copy your text in my notes app. Very good tips there! Cheers and thanks again!
@@SilverwingVFX He was a pillar for Unity game developers, his channel is pretty big. At some point he decided to stop... anyway, you can take it as a compliment, everyone loves the guy
@@emergencyDuck Nice to know. Thank you very much for your reply and the compliment ✨. Nice to know. I will watch a video of him. Curious to see the similarities 🙌
My man!!! ur the kindest and best instructor out there! happy 100!
Thank you so much. Means a whole lot coming from you. Time to celebrate 🥳🎉
Mate, you're basically responsible for my 3D career. Much love for all the epic content you create. I remember how cool and kind you were over email with my newbie questions. Here to a 100 more
Wow, thank you.
It's always so amazing to hear such things. For me it's just recording videos helping people, but for others it might mean much more 🤯
@@SilverwingVFXkeep it up your content has helped and inspired so many people
This is huge! What a nostalgia seeing the old cinema, v-ray, etc. Let's go for the next 100's! Thanks man! 💯💯💯💯
Thanks so much Zotake. And yaaay 🙌✨🎉💯🎉✨🙌 Another 100, lets goooo!
Ahh I love this video. I also started with MS Paint, 3DMax and after that C4D (R6) and I used vrayforc4d a lot (distributed rendering was amazing). Octane was a game changer indeed. I was blown away by it ❤ Congrats with your 100th episode 🎉
Oh, very similar to me. Very nice. With the difference that you got 3D Studio Max running. I would love to see the alternate timeline where 3Ds Max would have opened for me. Maybe I would have come back to C4D anyway ha ha.
Thank you very much for the congratulations. Cheers and to another 100 successful episodes 🙏✨🙌
This was a blast and a blast from the past!! Loved the video. Congrats on the 100th tutorial!
Maybe for the next video you can revisit some of your old videos and show us how to did some of them... That could be interesting to watch and maybe you can tell us what you'll improve on them, I don't know. Just an idea!
Thanks for these video Raphael! Learned a lot, as always 💯
Hey Lucas,
nice, this is the reaction I was hoping for 🙌
Thank you very much for your suggestion. This is actually not bad as this has a twist to it seeing the methods that I used in the past. I will definitely note that one down 🙇♂️
Your one of the best, if not the best 3D instructor out there! Congradualations on the 100th video!
Danger, heavy compliments 🥳 If not to say "Epic" Compliments ha ha ha.
Thank you so much 🙏🙇♂️
@@SilverwingVFX lol no no, thank you :)
Just when i struggled with creating a sphere in Cinema 4D R4, Raphael swoops in and saves the day ;)
Congratulations on your 💯th video!
Good luck with your Opel tutorial and greetings from another room in your flat
Oh, I did not realize who you are at first 😄
Ha ha ha. Glad I could help you with valuable and up to date C4D R4 knowledge 🙌
Cheers and thanks for the nice words. Fingers crossed for a wall breaking Opal tutorial rather sooner then later.
hello hello! congratulations on the 💯th episode, and what a nice twist haha!
remembering Vray, I skipped it entirely it looked super technical 😂
I also started with paint but a much later version,I was running Windows Me in 07, I had a Pentium 3 which maxed out at 665Mhz (close), one of my friends had the Pentium 4 it was my first time seeing a cpu with Ghz instead of Mhz
thanks to you alongside other amazing artists for sharing the knowledge 🌟
excited for what's next, and I wish you a great week ahead 🙌
100 word limit🤣
Hey hey and thank you very much. As always it's a joy seeing you have commented and then reading through the comment.
Don't worry about V-Ray, it's only really interesting if you used it once.
About the computers. Always love hearing the story from others. Super nice. It's crazy to me that a processor with 25 Mhz could run a GUI very fluently. Something has gone wrong at some point. It can't be that modern processors struggle UI. I don't like the inefficiency. Because it also means more heat, more cooling, more electricity, just because someone is lazy to optimize the system so it would run on a lower specked processor... ha ha sorry, sometimes I get lost thinking about stuff like this!
P.s. the machine you only see the screens of in the V-Ray Part is also a Intel Pentium 4 with actually 3 Ghz and hyperthreading. So one core, two threads. It still felt slow to render complicated scenes ha ha ha.
I have an idea what's next 😇 I just don't know if it will be ready in time. Either this week or next week! Hint 🧵
Cheers and an amazing start into this week to you!
@@SilverwingVFX of course, i cheated and wanted to cap it at a 100 words for the occasion haha, i deleted a portion where i had a story about Photoshop and 128MB of ram, but I'll save those for now
i knew vray from my architect friends, as it was all the craze alongside corona, and some used arnold, speaking of arnold I wish we could get the dual anisotropy in the standard volume shader
and yeah optimization is always a hassle these days, an os (which should be peak optimization) can eat a lot of ram by itself, but we got used to throwing money (more hardware) on those problems until it became the norm sadly
ooh i can imagine that it would be difficult to render anything decent quickly on a dual thread system, speaking of threads, that's a nice hint, excited for the video already, cheers! ✨
You're the reason I moved to Octane Render back in 2018.
Congrats on the 💯th episode!
Oh wow. I hope you don't regret it.
I know octane can be a bit demanding and not as intuitive.
But on the other hand, if you keep your scenes clean, it can be amazing and reliable.
And thank you for the episode compliments ✨💯✨
💯🎉💯🎉💯🎉💯 here is to another 100 Episodes 🙏😌✨
Yaaaaayyyyy, thank you so much. Fingers crossed very tight. If I have Ideas that motivate me, then it should ne no problem! 🥳✨💯✨🥳
Sehr interessantes Video. Herzlichen Dank für diesen Einblick in deine Entwicklungsgeschichte
Vielen Dank. Freut mich, dass Du es interessant fandest 🙏🙌
You're awesome man, every day I see your videos make me want to switch to Octane, but the studios still on Redshift...
Hey hey and thanks a lot for your comment.
Yeah I know, the trend is really towards RS I feel.
I think this is also because it belongs to C4D now.
Thou I very much love Octane, I have to say in some aspects I can understand studios using Redshift. I thing it can be integrated better into pipelines. And octane can be rather confusing at times.
I think this makes the conversation much more interesting if people are not fanboying around and just say how things are 😇
I honestly want to thank you very much as well! I earn my living as a freelance 3D artist for over 10 years now and whenever I watch your videos, my imposter syndrome kicks in a lot! :D Other than that I learned so much from you - not only technical stuff but also character wise, trying to be that kind helpful guy that is always humble! :-) Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for your kind words!
I think we all have the imposter syndrome in us as artists. I struggle with it too from time to time.
I think you are the first person that told me he likes my character 😊 That's super awesome. 🥰 I have my flaws as well of course. Saying No and setting boundaries is a big learning field for me. In the end we are all beings spending time on a rock that shoots through space 🌌
Happy belated birthday and congrats on your 100th episode! 🥳🫶 love the channel
I love the idea that you will focus on Blender more in the future. This gives me another reason to finally switch to blender. I've been trying a few times but I was always overwhelmed and went back to C4D because it's so familiar. But I really need to save that money from the Maxon subscription 🤣
I'm no Octane guy but keep up the good work Rapha! You're a unique voice in this community. Also I think you'd enjoy Houdini too haha
Thanks so much Daniel,
It's a compliment when people who are not in your target group comment ha ha.
I actually have worked with Houdini before. Mainly at Axis Studio where I did a couple of gigs. Of course I am far away from a master there.
Wile I absolutely love the freedom that comes with Houdini, I always had the feeling for the modeling, material and lighting focused workflow I have, I was faster in C4D or Blender. But yeah. Maybe I pick up Houdini again in the future some time.
Congrats on your 💯 episode!! When I saw the still with Windows for Workgroups I had flashbacks to tweaking the SYSTEM.INI file 😀 Thanks for all you do and share.
Thank you very much.
Ohhh, seems like you know more then I do there. Now I have to look that up!
I wish I still had my old computer to play around with 🥲
Cheers and a great ongoing week to you!
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It's exciting to finally be 100!
Ha ha ha. It came rather unexpected and fast. I have to say I feel rather 40 😄
hahaha this is awesome, happy 100th episode my dude 🍔
Thank a lot jeff. Appreciate it. Let's celebrate 🎉🥳🎉. Love the burger 😋
💯Thanks to you for all your tutorials. Without them I would still be rendering the mirror sphere on the checkerboard pattern ;-)
Never underestimate the charm of a spere on a checkered floor ha ha ha.
But thank you very much for your kind words and your support Rayko! Highly appreciated 🙇♂️🙏💯🙌🥳
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Thank you very much for the wonderful presentation.
And thank you for your great comment. Glad you enjoyed it!
I also started with Cinema 4d R4on a Powermac 8100 when Maxon was more or less a small and familiar startup company. I remember a few guys from the early days like Dirk Beichert who was in the Maxon team from beginning . C4D worked great on standard hardware. Still my first choice for 3D modeling.
Ha, super nice to read. I always love those stories from people.
And oh yeah. Power Mac were a thing once ha ha ha. Totally forgot about that 🎉
And yeah. When I started C4D I had no Idea about the community and the people around it. I was introduced to them only much later in the game Around C4D R8 / R9 or so.
came here from the insane engineering of the game boy, likewise, your content is insane
Ohhhh thank you so much. Yeah the Gameboy was quite a bit of an undertaking. Super glad you enjoy the channel 🎉🙌
I've been aiming to get to your level of realism. And I'm still at not at my "episode 10" of my journey XD
Thank you very much for your comment. If you stick with it, show real interest and put enough time in, then some Day you will get the reward with great, realistic renders 🙌
This stuff takes time.
It took almost 10 Years or so until I could get out a somewhat realistic image 😇
Nowadays with better software, good assets as well as good tutorials on UA-cam it should be faster to achieve. But still needs time, practice and work 🙌
@@SilverwingVFX Yes! Doing so, one item at a time. Keep creating, man!
My first encounter with you was 10 years ago with Cinema 4D Advanced Production Techniques what Pingo did, and oh boi those presentations blew my mind back then when I was teenager learning 3d after highschool, I started with R14 :D Now almost 30 still pushing pixels in motion graphics and learning new octane tricks from you. Thank you for all those years of service and content!
Aw man, that's super cool to hear.
I think Pingo was on to something. C4D APT was very influential for it's time. I also have the feeling that a lot of people know me from there. Or from C4D APT2 which also got sold on Vimeo. I also have had people reach out to me asking if there ever will be another one...
And yeah time moves fast if you pushing pixels I feel. You blink twice and half of a Year goes by. I really want to thank you for taking the time to write such a nice comment and I appreciate to hear that you still can learn the one or the other thing from those tuts 😊
Superb Cinema 4D R4 Tutorial! Right in the nostalgia feels. But the rest of the video is also 💯!
Thanks a lot. Love that you liked it. It was more like a "let's explore this together" and I really did not open it before so the reactions in the video are real
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@@SilverwingVFX It was truly magical! And the fact that a C4D R4 File still works with C4D R18 is mind boggeling. Beautiful video idea and execution!
The Albrecht Dürer of our time 💯💯💯
✨💯✨ Oh wow, what a compliment 🤯
💯 Congrats Raphael! Sphere on an endless checkers ... a stranger wouldn't know. Have that from 1996 or 1997 - who can remember!
Yaaay, thanks a lot ✨💯✨.
See, you are fast already at the end of the list 😬 ha ha ha.
About the Sphere on checker ground. I have made another one later on with maxwell render. It obviously looks much more realistic. I even created the reflection of the camera in the sphere ha ha ha.
Congrats! 👏😊 Your (or my) future is the ... Birefringence ( = double refraction - eg: most crystals - calcite...) tutorial. 😁🥰
Thank you very much Ricardo. Much appreciated. Hopefully there will be a good Birefringence shader for you in the future 🙌
congratulations!
Thank you very much Simon 🙌
I have to say, you got me
Ha ha, very nice. Appreciate the feedback 🥳
Woohoo 🎉
Wohoooo indeeed 🥳💥🥳
Thank you for your really helpful tutorials, a full workflow on compositing of aces 3d renders from c4d octane and comp them on raw footage (probably on apple log footage from iPhone) would be great help.
Thank you very much for the kind words and also thank you for the suggestion.
It's definitely a good ide. I am personally not too versed in the real footage game. But I definitely will put it on my list!
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Hey Ami. How do you do it that you are always the first. On the likes of my weekly wishes in the Yambo channel as well as here on UA-cam.
Here, have a medal ✨🥇✨
R4.. I was there 3000 years ago. 😁
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Ha ha ha, rather fitting. 🥳✨💯✨🥳
I was there 3000 years ago ...
when the sphere was highlighted by blinn
I was there the day the strength of 2D failed
@@SilverwingVFX muahahaha 😂😂
Congratulation! You really do a great job (Y)
Liebe Grüße aus Wien, Niko.
Thank you very much.
Freut mich sehr zu hören.
Grüße zurück nach Wien aus Ludwigsburg 🙌
Dude If you do blender tutorials you will reach millions of subscribers! The blender community is very big, but it doesn't have a lot of people like you who are CG masters.
Thank you very much for your commend, the compliments and your insight.
I totally agree, I love the Blender community!
For me and my channel I noticed that it's hard to keep a balance when I started doing Blender videos beginning of this Year.
This is a thing I still need to figure out!
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Thank ✨🙌💯🙌✨ Youuuu
Please also do Blender Octane Tutorial where you can transfer your cinema4D knowledge to Blender!
Hey there and thank you for your suggestion. Yeah. I really want to do more Blender. My enemy is time 😇
Yes, more Blender lessons, please! I have Cinema 4D XL Release 6 on my computer! Damn uncomfortable ))
Ha ha ha. I only halfway can remember how C4D XL 6 looks. I almost completely forgot. The thing is. I tried to search google. And half of the internet seems to be dead. There seems to be no old datasets anymore. This is why I wrote that it would be cool to have a splash screen archive. I could not find any of those old splash screens.
By the way: On top of your patreons I wouldn't mind watching a few ads or product placements then and when in your videos. I'm sure you would find creative ways to include them in your videos. And you could also add affiliate links to your video info text, so people can support you, that don't have enough money.
Ohhh, thank you very much. Those are good points in deed.
Especially those affiliate links.
In terms of sponsors, actually only one person asked until now and that was TutsPlus. And since I liked their tutorials and stand behind them, I took it on.
I have a very high ethical standard and I won't make people buy stuff I wouldn't buy myself.
I will actually copy your text in my notes app. Very good tips there!
Cheers and thanks again!
will be cool if the timestamp had the years! too :)
Oh, that's a good idea. I might add that when I have the time. Thank you very much for the suggestion🎉
Are you Brackey's brother? You have the same energy and look similar
Hey, thanks a lot for your comment. I am not. I will google for him now. Always keen learning new things 🙌
@@SilverwingVFX He was a pillar for Unity game developers, his channel is pretty big. At some point he decided to stop... anyway, you can take it as a compliment, everyone loves the guy
@@emergencyDuck Nice to know. Thank you very much for your reply and the compliment ✨. Nice to know. I will watch a video of him. Curious to see the similarities 🙌
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