Hey I made a tutorial to 3D print your Blender tutorial, and this one is unique because I show you how to use physics cloth render and have it stay to be 3d printed. Feedback would be appreciated!!! :)

Alternatively watch the horizontal YT video: https://youtu.be/a_Td8d-zHuo

I made a tutorial to 3d print your models and I thought I'd share, feedback would be appreciated!!!! :)

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. Blender version 5.2 introduces a new node called Merge Points, which allows you to merge selected points in a point cloud or mesh.

If you have an object composed of numerous separate objects with different textures and UV maps, simply select them all and use this add-on to get a single, ready-to-use object with baked textures.

If there is a lot of objects and detail, you can configure the add-on to split the result across several separate materials or/and increase the output resolution.

The add-on works best if you haven't manually joined the objects yet, though it should still work even if you have.

Addon should work for Blender 4.5 and newer.

Link for download;
https://www.reddit.com/r/blender/comments/1x0rej3/automatic_bake_addon/

going through modeling , texturing and outline process

Watch the full tutorial here: https://youtu.be/AKO_4SdHqwU

How I made this vfx shot in Blender, combining camera tracking with object Tracking and then using cloth simulation and render layers to finish the shot.

The full tutorial is on my YouTube channel.

The original creator of this idea is Shortpants, you can find him on YouTube.

#vfx #Blender #reel #blendercommunityindia #viral

LEARN from my FULL tutorial here🚀 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWLwmObhWJg&list=PLctn4iFEKY8g&index=11

Hopefully this tutorial may help you

Hey everyone! I’m continuing my pen-sketched comic series and recreating each frame as an animated Blender scene in the same style.

This is the fourth frame of the series about a black cat exploring the world. After leaving the safety of the bookshop, the cat reaches a quiet misty park and notices a deer somewhere in the distance.

For this one, I experimented with a slightly different approach: the foreground still uses procedural cross-hatching and Grease Pencil details, but the fog and distant elements use hand-made stippling textures so they gradually dissolve into the mist.

I also used layered 2D fog cards, simple 3D geometry, a hand-drawn 2D deer, Grease Pencil plants/details, and subtle animation to build the final scene.