
Computer graphics instructor @CGCookie and product manager @OrangeTurbine
Seattle, WA
Joined June 2013
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Blender's video editor has come a really long way in the last two years. Easy color grading, audio modifiers, node based transitions, ripple editing, good performance, and now the ability to export timelines to Resolve and back... I may actually make the switch after 5.3
A Blender 5.3 feature I haven't seen hyped up yet is that it can automatically convert all your rotation keyframes to a new rotation order for you when you switch, so the resulting animation stays the same. That's so nice!
Here's an easy asset to do this in Blender BTW. And doing the same in Lab will be available as soon as I get the time to finish that patch! I'd also like to explore subtractive paint mixing, which would look even better.
I'd be extremely excited to see a full feature film by the Blender animation team. Let's get that funded! studio.blender.org/blog/over…
Render Raw 1.4 is out! One of the new features is beautiful procedural dust, dirt, smudges, and water droplets you can easily add to your camera. If you're using Cycles, they can even be raytraced instead of composited so light outside the frame realistically influences the shot.
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別のBlenderのアドオン
Blenderでランダムに突如ゲームが始まってモデルを壊されると実際にモデルデータが永久に消去されるアドオンを作り途中
これで緊張感もってBlenderに取り組める
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Kinetic Typography in #b3d. Following an After Effects tutorial by Vane Motion. The Transition modifier by @JonLampel is an underrated free tool that turns Blender into After Effects!
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Thanks to all your support on Patreon, we've just hit 3700 patrons and unlocked the Wood vault! That's 55 new #cc0 wood textures, free for everyone, made for #b3d.
Download: polyhaven.com/textures/wood
Next up: 70 South African beach HDRIs. polyhaven.com/vaults/beach
Bummed "froxel" is not a frog voxel but that is still very cool.
Replying to @StiekemeHenk
Froxels are basically voxels that are aligned with your camera frustum. They usually start dense near the camera and go wider together with the camera FOV.
Because bloom is additive! It can't be represented on a transparent background, ever, because then it gets mixed not added. Use a separate pass instead and composite on top of the final background in whatever other software and it will look perfect every time.
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A New Tutorial is Out!
We're looking at Forgotten Metal Knowledge and expanding on seemingly common and mastered materials : youtube.com/watch?v=r3bkGPob…
Render Raw is getting a viewport histogram. That's been on my wish list for so long! superhivemarket.com/products…

















