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oh yeah so that’s in post. i tried using “add” in the blender compositor to do it but didn’t look good and in the end i used affinity photo* and used screen on top of it and it did the trick. before that I had also pulled it into lightroom to add some film grain because the grain generator in lightroom is excellent and better than me using a filmgrain still in the compositor. also raised the blacks *i bought affinity photo because I wanted my rodtronics workflow to be totally legal, and was way cheaper than photoshop and does the basics just as well imo. almost anyway. ** yes i then used a pirated lightroom lol i’m thinking one could have put a plane in front of everything, used that texture and mapped it to the screen, and made it a emission, so the light parts would add brightness on those points but see thru the rest of it, as a way to try and do everything in the 3d world. i like using blender for like vector design stuff coz it renders the final product nicely
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Hello Blenderinos I've been learning and playing around with Blender for about a year and love it. Trying to commit to it more in 2021, and really inspired by everyone in this thread! Currently working my way (slowly) through Blender Guru's suggested "learn 3D effectively" curriculum: https://www.blenderguru.com/podcasts/episode-4 Here's a comparison of the doughnut/coffee I finished in April (top), which I made over ~3 months, and the same scene finished this week, over ~3 weeks:   The latest one has a completely procedural doughnut texture and procedural wooden background (from a tutorial). Shader nodes completely blow my mind and I'm excited to practice with them more!
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Etuni posted:Hello Blenderinos I've been learning and playing around with Blender for about a year and love it. Trying to commit to it more in 2021, and really inspired by everyone in this thread! Currently working my way (slowly) through Blender Guru's suggested "learn 3D effectively" curriculum: https://www.blenderguru.com/podcasts/episode-4 welcome brother did you check out the nodevember thread? its all about shader nodes
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I did! So much of what people do in Nodevember goes waaay over my head but I'm enjoying dipping my toe in. Erindale's tutorials are really good for node math: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVm7O9OzjT6Fu8aDrP3N1Ni1ATbUH926s. For best results watch at .75x speed.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:affinity photo is real good. it is. it broke my Adobe brain but I'm slowly learning it because I'm just stubborn enough to not want to pay for perpetual access the ios/macOS/windows cross-compatibility for a, comparatively, cheap license for each is (especially when they do sales) also compelling. I did a print project where I switched from iPad to desktop repeatedly for adjusting illustration layers with iCloud sync for portability and it was very smooth for Mac and iPadOS Pixelmator photo is my choice for scaling images, but then i go right to affinity
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Doc Block posted:Nice! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ64dpYuFHE
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Neon Noodle posted:I'm working on this realtime puppet control workflow that uses a custom iPad control surface via TouchOSC: 
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Neon Noodle posted:I'm working on this realtime puppet control workflow that uses a custom iPad control surface via TouchOSC: very cool dude
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Neon Noodle posted:I'm working on this realtime puppet control workflow that uses a custom iPad control surface via TouchOSC: owns
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Neon Noodle posted:I'm working on this realtime puppet control workflow that uses a custom iPad control surface via TouchOSC: notbad.jpg I was thinking the other day if someone could make cg muppets like worthikids did stopmotion.
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that someone is me  edit: not quite happy with this yet but making progress— https://twitter.com/_MagicScience_/status/1345810113949523969 Neon Noodle fucked around with this message at 02:16 on Jan 4, 2021 |
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 been playing around with quadspinner gaea it takes some time for sure to get some good results but it can make some gorgeous poo poo lol
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echinopsis posted:
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echinopsis posted:
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the free version can only export at 1k which is OK... I sprung for the indie version because I had been thking about it for a couple of days which means I must really need it
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Neon Noodle posted:reminds me of Bryce and terragen! apparently it's still around and far more detailed than *checks notes* in 2000
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 Mixed in some ambient occlusion to the edge wear technique in this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6LAijtVwyQ
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Not blender, but this video was pretty fascinating to me in the same way that y'alls node wizardry is. TLDW is that the liquid in all the glass bottles in Half Life Alyx were done entirely with shaders. No mesh (other than the bottle itself), just a bunch of math. They start getting into it at around 2:30 and start explaining more details around 4:30. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XWxsJKpYYI
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Friend posted:Not blender, but this video was pretty fascinating to me in the same way that y'alls node wizardry is. TLDW is that the liquid in all the glass bottles in Half Life Alyx were done entirely with shaders. No mesh (other than the bottle itself), just a bunch of math. They start getting into it at around 2:30 and start explaining more details around 4:30. Cool as hell. Edit: Actually I wonder if I could pull some shader wizardry to make better looking neon lights. Bluemillion fucked around with this message at 18:53 on Jan 4, 2021 |
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Bluemillion posted:
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Bluemillion posted:Cool as hell. add in some fresnel with a darker hue to emulate the glass tubing
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Jabor posted:wheres the gargantuan grilled cheese
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sunny with a chance of R O D T R O N I C S that's a really solid iron-rich water pool, is it all through the same setup as your other post or is there more?
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"Mystery Flesh Pit National Park is delighted to announce our new joint venture with Rodtronics industries."
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Agile Vector posted:sunny with a chance of R O D T R O N I C S ah the setup is kinda different to get overall different effect, suppose the basics are the same. the terrain software spits out a numbers of masks and one of them is a mask that shows where wear happened during the erosion step, and I used that to make the non-eroded parts shinier than the eroded parts but the pool is a different entity altogether
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https://vimeo.com/125111378 this free software looks cool hopefully this is what geometry nodes end up like sagebrush is this kind of thing common or
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 you can see what I'm trying to do but finding the mask for the sulfur and making it look good is a challenge. oh well lol  :/ e: I've timestamped this video, they're making a sulfur pool here and it looks so drat good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NR6B-yyetFs&t=71s e3: getting closer  echinopsis fucked around with this message at 13:52 on Jan 6, 2021 |
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poo poo pinterest is good for inspiration i mean i’ve used it many times before, but it seems like it’s algorithm for finding similar items is so good and there’s so much good content on there. as far as pictures by themselves go in my long list of want to do projects, I want to make a 70s style rodtronics desktop pc. i’ve discovered this radical concept of creating a board with a bunch of reference pictures, rather than just remembering one and trying to do it from scratch.
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echinopsis posted:poo poo pinterest is good for inspiration you using pureref or something?
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