10 Tools & Tricks in Blender You Need To Use Today!! 

I don't usually comment but I just had to. I started my journey with blender and your videos helped me an enormous amount. I feel a lot more comfortable while playing around with it because of the things I managed to learn from you. Thank you

bro this first add on is a huge time saver thank you Ducky

Ducky, your videos are so cool and understanding. Please keep doing these tutorials they're very helpful. 😃

This was one of your best ones. Great and efficient tuition.

I love the idea. Blender has so much to offer and sometimes the solution is there and I simply don't know about it.

Mesh Line with an instance on points is super powerful! I use the Mesh Line -> Instance on Points with a Collection Info to instance "loop collections" when making motion graphics/vj loops. I love all the different applications.

Absolutely wicked info. Thanks!

This is amazing, as someone who’s only 6 months new to Blender, this is the type of content I learn the most from. 🙏🏼

The bevel one is gonna be extremely helpful much love💯

Oh man, this video is awesome! As someone who loves playing around with 3D design, I learned so much from watching this. I really hope you continue this series and share more of your knowledge with us. Thank you!

love it! Love realtime materials!

Thank you soooo much, love all of your vids!

The bevel trick at the end is amazing. I wish I had known about that sooner.

Thanks man, the depth of field trick is an eye saver, a few more cool tricks there... keep this series on!

Keep doing these tutorials, we're learning a lot from you! thank you Ducky!

Love these!! Please keep going!!!

Super helpful information! Thank you!

Yes Please!! I love these!!

This is excellent!! Thanks.

Yes! More tips and tricks from Ducky. Let's GOOO!

Please make another tips and tricks. This is awesome!

Amazing tips!!!!

Really liked this, thanks!

That array method is super useful. While you were demonstrating it, tons of ideas came flooding into my head! Awesome stuff, thanks bud!

This was extremely useful, please do a part 2!

Yes Ducky !!! Continue this series, you're from far the best !!! Thanks for all the learning!

Nice work! Yes, definitely keep them coming 😁

Ducky you are the best explaining blender tutorials, thanx for every new amazing tutorial, please if you can make product animation like soda splash mo graph would be perfect pls, thanx a lot 👏🏻🙂

This tips videos are great!!!

Please do continue, great tips, great explanation 👏👏👏

Ducky never misses :)

The Bevel link to normal map is so cool! THX!

Thanks, nice tips 💯🖤

Amazing tips Ducky!! Didn't know most of them... by the way Realtime materials is probably the most useful add-on I've bought!👍

This is important to not overlook: remember to add a "Limits" modifier after you add the noise modifier to your lights. When the noise sends your light into a negative value it will actually subtract light from the scene, which in most cases looks super ugly. Add limits and set "Minimum Y" to 0 (or more) - the noise will never go below the set value. You also don't need more than one keyframe for the random noise to do its thing

Interesting stuff ill have to watch this video again some point!

thanks!

If you use the bevel node you can bake to a texture to use in eevee, unity or anywhere else which is really handy to keep polygon counts low but still give a nice edge effect.

Great tips man, I always learn so much from you...Thanks for sharing and please keep these going!

Your tips are very helpful for the work I do... Thanks for sharing...

Well, man, you're a genius! Let's have more!

Thanks man! Very interesting about rigid body and chrome material with blured World env. I have to go ... to test this )

Yeah man, keep doing these tutorials! Good stuff!

perfect.. yes more please.

You can also bevel in edit mode. For specific verts selected hit bevel and drag up a bit then adjust the bevel settings

😍keep making this type of tutorials

2:20 That reminds me of Mick Gordon approach to pedals while making soundtrack for Doom.

This was one of your best videos yet, so much said and so concise. You're videos are helpful and really get the motivation going.

Awesome tutorial as always! Simple, clear, thorough and yet efficient. Always appreciate your wonderful work. Looking forward to the next one. 😁

Great video as always! One small suggestion however, add an epilepsy disclaimer before the second tip.

please keep it up, Thanks for such a nice tip.

Awesome man. The nodal lights option has just to the top of my experiments list.

such a cool stuff

This was absolutely useful, thank you. :)

That is great buddy, U r my teacher and guider everything thanks for that Can u do some video about rigid body or particle that forms as shape. for example so many gifts form themself as Christmas tree something like...

keep doing this tutorial they are really useful🥰🥰

Awesome, your tutorials made me get addicted to blender, please do keep on the awesome work

Going crazy, as usual

Fire 💥

powerful knowledge haha

For noise on the light - be sure that noise doesn't bring light strength into negatives, Lights with negative strength actually take away light from the scene

well done man, keep up the good work😉

Very cool tips

I had no idea lights could have their own nodes. Would probably be a good way to achieve fake caustics!

Great set of Tips, excellently demonstrated! :O)

Regarding the light textures, I was thinking in the case of a projector. One of the things you always see with a projector is the dust lit up along the path of the rays. If you just setup a volume shader in that same area where all the ray emissions travel, could the volume "pick up" the light from the area light?

For your material addon, can you add a retro future section? I would love to see a material like old Nasa Mercury astronaut uniforms. The silver Mylar ?

Can you please tell us how to do light linking in blender cycles

The last one never knew about it

Thank you, Ducky, for all the amazing stuff you put out. Sorry for the shameless plug, but I think you might actually be the perfect person to find a good use for an array going from the center outwards in your animations. There's only two videos on my channel, so you won't spend much time looking for it.

❤

in the anim all addon, I dont get it how you get the "animation" box around the skull with all those verticles to grab and animate? can you spill on how

Could you do a video on the compositor,and the geometry nodes. thanks

clak, NOICE

Regarding the first tip... something I learned the hard way: never ever edit a lattice directly. Always use a (or even more than one) shape key. It's not possible to reset a lattice to a prior state. And using shape keys... it should be possible to animate lattices even without the addon. Still a valuable thing to know.

Adding the light nodes functionality also in evee some time in the future would be a great move by Blender.

more tips!

Do you know if blender is able to export GLSL fragment shaders for materials, or GLSL vertex shaders from geonodes setup (thinking in terms of simulation nodes)?

Hey! I watched your "alien sci-fi loop" and "audio visualizer" tutorials for my latest render and the "80's style loop" and "glitching text" tutorials for the one before that. I have them posted on my channel if you wanted to see what the outcome was. Thank you!! Great videos!

mast

Love the way how he ignored cube projection

Ayo first!

That's why his the Goat 🐐