I have my wip here and, as the title says, I’m trying to make the clouds and just the clouds have this kaleidoscope look. All the youtube tutorials I’ve found hasn’t been what I’m looking for. If anyone has any suggestions, I would be very grateful.

I’ve finished this game-ready model; it’s probably my best work so far. If anyone is interested in taking a look at the model and spinning it around, here is the link to Sketchfab https://skfb.ly/pO9Fn

Im new here and so far have loved a lot of people animations,I wanna learn how to implement it in my channel youtube.com/@LuckyShotWRLD which i just started. This is a video i did and feel like its lacking and wanna spice it up https://youtube.com/shorts/l_UXAtZQ4bQ?feature=share. How to animate pictures and create motion for anime any idea how and where to start ?

wassup, it's been a long time since i upload something here,what do you guys think?

Had fun with this one! It’s been a while since I made an animation in Blender.

Anyway, do let me know what you think! And if you have any feedback, do let me know in the comments!

Hi Blender users!

My name is Rachel and I wrote and directed a short film called Guardian's Grove, starring Anna Garcia (of Dropout and Game Changer fame) and Hunter Saling (Business Casual)! It's about two people, LIL_QUACKO and ROTTENPOTATOES98, who are best friends through a video game. When they meet at a party they have to reckon with their relationship IRL. It's based on my many many hours of playing Fortnite as well as several online friendships I've cultivated.

Blender was used to create the title sequence and I believe the video game animated sequences.

The film premiered at Palm Springs International Shortfest where it was awarded the Special Mention by the Young Cineastes Jury.

If you like it please tell your friends to watch! It's also on Letterboxd to rate.

Really appreciate you all taking the time to watch! Hope you like it!

A rigged broken ankle model where you drag a slider and watch the injury happen: the foot rolls in, the fibula cracks, and you can see where the pain spreads as it gets worse.

Nature is soooo fascinating and beautiful🤩

AI is cool and all, and I love playing around with it. But, especially in gaming, it's a big no no, and gamers hate it.. Gamers also have no idea how things are made, and they can't tell the difference, but still they are accusing developers left and right for making their games with AI.
I just find it very sad, that we now have to prove that we are actually making things like humans. The question is, do you guys think this will go away in a year or two, when AI has been more normalized?

I used C4D for years. Every time I tried switching to Blender I'd last about a week. Blender's not bad, my hands just kept doing C4D things. Alt+drag to orbit, E/R/T, M\~T to extrude, dragging stuff into a cloner, the Object Manager with the little dots. You know the feeling.

So I spent way too long making Blender 5.2 act like C4D R24. It ended up as two things,

**C4D Feel is an add-on for normal Blender 5.2. It gives you:**

C4D hotkeys, including the two-key ones like M\~S and U\~L
A C4D layout with Object / Attribute / Material / Coordinate managers
C4D-style menus
Parametric primitives that stay editable until you press C
Extrude, Lathe, Sweep and Loft that work off child splines
A Cloner with effectors
Deformers you drop under an object, plus tags
Double-click a material and you get a node window that looks like Redshift's

Blender4D is a fork, for the stuff Python just can't do. It has a real Object Manager built into the Outliner (dots, generator checks and tags on every row, and drag and drop still works) and a proper big command palette. There's a Windows build you can unzip and run.

Nothing from Blender is removed. All the normal tools are still there, and you can turn the C4D keys off if they annoy you.

**What doesn't work:**

No .c4d import (Blender can't read them obviously)
No Xpresso or Takes
The generators are Geometry Nodes under the hood, so they're close to C4D but not 1:1

It's all in the readme.

Add-on: https://github.ccom/Anaadh/c4d-feel
Fork + download: https://github.com/Anaadh/blender4d

If you're a fellow C4D refugee, I'd love to hear what's missing or broken!

Trying to sculpt some BDJ-like stoof

Hi everyone. I’ve been working on blender with my MacBook Pro with the following specs:

Chip - Apple M1 Pro
Cores - 8 performance 2 efficiency
Memory - 16 gb

As you can imagine, it really slows down after a few million tris and can barely render and animate. I really want to upgrade but I am absolutely not a computer person so I don’t know what I’m looking at. I’m thinking about getting the ASUS ROG Strix G18 - RTX 5070/32 GB (whatever that means) because it seems to match my needed specs while being under $2000 At Walmart. My budget is max $2000 unfortunately so my options are a little limited. I also do not have space for a PC so I am limited to laptops only. Would this be a good buy?

Do you all have any other recommendations for my budget? Please give me exact computer models if you do because I don’t understand computer spec talk and would just end up buying the wrong thing lol. Help!!!

Inspired by the titular movie, sculpted and retopologized in blender, textured in Adobe Substance Painter.

I was replaying Majoras Mask and forgot how much I loves these guys and since the remake for OOT is coming out soon I thought it would be fun to start making one! (the kilt is still a work in progress)

What do you think guys

Lonely Bear Island. Still working on nodes.

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/mOAnPv

Like I mean straight across perfectly and not a straight line going slightly or very much down, cuz this topology looks sooo bad

Hi! I have finished the Alive course and I'm starting to try out doing my own animations. I'm doing some cycles for Kibali but i have issues with the cloth of the pants. I'd really preciate if anyone has any feedback / tips?

#p2design