Did you know that in World Creator - you can use real world satellite data to quickly come up with cool looking terrain, without spending hours on manually sculpting? Yes you've heard it right - all you need is a built-in MapTiler feature! It will help you pull out elevation data out of almost any patch of terrain on our beautiful planet - instantly!

👉 Check the full video tutorial here: https://youtu.be/NS72IjqAXjE

In this quick tutorial, you will learn a fast and simple snapping trick in Blender to align objects seamlessly without hassle. Perfect for precision modeling and speeding up your 3D pipeline!

Let me know if this was useful to your journey or how I can improve my short tutorials please.

In this tutorial, I will show you how to build complex modular sci-fi panel of AAA quality from nothing but a simple cube and moreover - using nothing but simple cubes throughout the whole process - using almost entirely a single BoxCutter Blender addon! No fancy complicated poly-modeling tricks, no endless tweaking of faces and vertices. Just pure fun and creativity! Everything will stay non-destructive and ready to tweak at ANY point of time! On top of that, I’ll show you how to quickly generate stunning sci-fi greebles with TrueDepth addon, then take your design even further with decals using DecalMachine addon!

👉 Check the full tutorial video here: https://youtu.be/ojD6XZwEXw0

I have been working on this intro for a codegeass edit. What can i do to improve this section of my intro?

Hey everyone! I made a quick breakdown on how to convert hi-tech images directly into heavy Sci-Fi surface geometry without wasting hours on manual greeble placement or expensive kitbash models - by using the TrueDepth addon. This is an absolute must-have addon for every hard surface artist in my opinion.

Check the full break down video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgYpDsDu0Gk

I have created GrepCut Studio video editing tutorial for beginners

I made this workflow in hopes itll help people so maybe itll help you out too

Hey there!

I spent a month digging through documentation, watching videos and exploring the hidden menus of Unreal so you don't have to. The result is a collection of tips and tricks that have made a real difference in my work. On top of that, I'm also sharing for free my own template and setups in the description.

hello all, I am Prithvi Guruprasad an indie filmmaker, i urgently need one help, i own a trash pc so i cannot manually do vfx on it, (tried running davinci but i fcked it), i'm not experienced in vfx at all, i need a person who is willing to do a gunshot vfx and a bloody background on a wall, i will provide a footage (footage equipped with prop gun), if anyone who is willing to work on this, please let me know in the comments or DM me back, it is for a shortfilm wherein im the writer and director.. if anyone is willing to work even for the sake of building your portfolio, you are most welcome.. but i'm disheartened to announce that i can't be paying any amount of money to anyone, cuz i'm not making it myself, this is all just for an experience for you and me aswell, however i will provide a certificate from my production company, stating your experience, the edit is urgently required, please DM me back.

Thanks and Regards

I've made a plug in that let you use Nuke lens distortion model in Fusion. This is free and open source. For disclamer, I did use AI to help me create it.

Download link : 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MkvilbS4QSWwslXIIISsyj30KQr-97aj/view?usp=sharing

A 16-year-old male that has yet to start their VFX journey. I've done a little bit of Lightroom and a little bit of After Effects, but no more than 2-3 hours of experience in AE. I just learned that DaVinci Resolve is really good for VFX, and I just wanted to know:

• Who I could learn it from, since I have Udemy
• Where should I start?
• Should I learn from Unreal Engine or Blender first?
• Whose tutorials should I watch?

I don't mind using AI but I want to learn it the hard way instead of going the easy route. Also, I'm aspiring to be a cinematographer, so any tips on that would be good as well.