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@carlherner94585 years ago would love more lighting tutorials that go further in depth! 32
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@JBGameplay5 years ago That is one heck of a good boy! Thanks for Sharing Grant!! 13
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@TylerDane5 years ago Hey Grant, if you want to have less glow from the backlight while still keeping the bright rim, use a spot lamp instead of a sun lamp. 5
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@hieronymuswiesenkraut36285 years ago Very nice, quick simple tips are great :)
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@ccornelissen29803 years ago Great quick overview ! I use the backlight very bright and in sharp downwards angles to make a subject really pop out of dark backgrounds. The only downside with photorealistic rendering is that if you have glossy objects you have multiple speculars. I like NPR (toon shading) and I use the 3point lamps in RG or B so you can isolate each light source. This way you can set the specular to just the key light and with a mapping node you can even shift its position. Ok it’s not realistic but gives a lot of artistic possibilities.
Do you know is there’s a comparable solution for photorealistic rendering?
I’ve been fooling around with light path nodes and stuff but can’t get good results ...
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@dancollins43725 years ago I didn't know about half of those tips. Been wondering why Ambient Occlusion wasn't working in Eevee. Thanks for sharing. I especially like the three color lighting setup effect.
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@selv_5 years ago Would love tutorials or even a mega video on modifiers. I'm trying to practice using the mirror tool and subdiv tool and often when I attempt to apply it ruins the model or there is some issue I just don't understand. I've done all your tutorials but often I feel like someone who just opened Blender for the first time when it comes to these modifiers. ... 1
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@vheypreexa5 years ago you are really in touch with your discord needs :)
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@esteroret18405 years ago thanks thatks thanks .. you are the man
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@BurtonJamesFurniture5 years ago Is there a reason you used sun lamps vs area lamps? I've always used area lamps because I find it easier to control how sharp your shadows are but when you're going for soft shadows I suppose it doesn't much matter ... 1
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@icefoxtheallstar4 years ago Holy crap they updated blender.... the last time I downloaded it was like 2017-2018 2
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@lloydmensah68045 years ago how do you apply an image texture to only one side of a cube in blender 2.8
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@tud52005 years ago Will you post some sculpting tutorials for beginners in the future ?
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@stephencummings11845 years ago Did someone rub a lamp and got you out of there. Everything you do M. Abbitt sparkles.
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@Ziboo305 years ago Any tips to remove Shadow Casting from HDRI ? 1
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@BadaBing_5 years ago How much difference resolution makes on HDRI? is 4k enough? I mean I loaded 16k once and blender crushed XD...but that's just my computer
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@ballkicker23914 years ago how do you have the same color covering the whole environment while having some shadows on the bottom of the model?
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@carlherner94585 years ago would love more lighting tutorials that go further in depth! 32
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@JBGameplay5 years ago That is one heck of a good boy! Thanks for Sharing Grant!! 13
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@TylerDane5 years ago Hey Grant, if you want to have less glow from the backlight while still keeping the bright rim, use a spot lamp instead of a sun lamp. 5
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@hieronymuswiesenkraut36285 years ago Very nice, quick simple tips are great :)
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@ccornelissen29803 years ago Great quick overview ! I use the backlight very bright and in sharp downwards angles to make a subject really pop out of dark backgrounds. The only downside with photorealistic rendering is that if you have glossy objects you have multiple speculars. I like NPR (toon shading) and I use the 3point lamps in RG or B so you can isolate each light source. This way you can set the specular to just the key light and with a mapping node you can even shift its position. Ok it’s not realistic but gives a lot of artistic possibilities.
Do you know is there’s a comparable solution for photorealistic rendering?
I’ve been fooling around with light path nodes and stuff but can’t get good results ...
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@dancollins43725 years ago I didn't know about half of those tips. Been wondering why Ambient Occlusion wasn't working in Eevee. Thanks for sharing. I especially like the three color lighting setup effect.
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@selv_5 years ago Would love tutorials or even a mega video on modifiers. I'm trying to practice using the mirror tool and subdiv tool and often when I attempt to apply it ruins the model or there is some issue I just don't understand. I've done all your tutorials but often I feel like someone who just opened Blender for the first time when it comes to these modifiers. ... 1
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@vheypreexa5 years ago you are really in touch with your discord needs :)
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@esteroret18405 years ago thanks thatks thanks .. you are the man
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@BurtonJamesFurniture5 years ago Is there a reason you used sun lamps vs area lamps? I've always used area lamps because I find it easier to control how sharp your shadows are but when you're going for soft shadows I suppose it doesn't much matter ... 1
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@icefoxtheallstar4 years ago Holy crap they updated blender.... the last time I downloaded it was like 2017-2018 2
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@lloydmensah68045 years ago how do you apply an image texture to only one side of a cube in blender 2.8
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@tud52005 years ago Will you post some sculpting tutorials for beginners in the future ?
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@stephencummings11845 years ago Did someone rub a lamp and got you out of there. Everything you do M. Abbitt sparkles.
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@Ziboo305 years ago Any tips to remove Shadow Casting from HDRI ? 1
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@BadaBing_5 years ago How much difference resolution makes on HDRI? is 4k enough? I mean I loaded 16k once and blender crushed XD...but that's just my computer
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@ballkicker23914 years ago how do you have the same color covering the whole environment while having some shadows on the bottom of the model?