10 Tools & Tricks in Blender You Should Try Today!! 

Ur the man!

it's not working because you have to start with 00:00 00:00 - Intro 00:12 - Motion Blur 00:49 -Lattice Deformation 01:21 -1 Material for Many Objects 02:27 -1-click Lowpoly Mountains 03:13 -Self-promotion Materials 04:25 -Self-made Background 05:52 -Non-destructive Modeling 07:12 -Focal Length 08:43 -Bounce Keyframe 09:28 -Shading Trick

That’s great!

The same for me XD

Thanks for the info!

Since you're rendering a sphere basically, you have 360° horizontally and 180° vertically. Those oculd be swapped in theory, but it's almost always more convenient to have the 360° on the horizontal. ​That's where the 2:1 radio for width:height comes from, I assume (having never done a panoramic blender render before though). The x/y "window coordinates" map to the two "angle" coordinates of the spherical coordinate system, while the "radius" coordinate is assumed to be infinity since we're rendering a HDRI. PS. Thanks for the great tips!

Definitely more to come

Sweet! Thanks for the tip

Thank you man!

I appreciate that

Awesome!!

Thank you so much!

Yeah and you can also fine tune it there.

Thank you

Thanks

Thanks

Thank you

That’s the crazy thing! There’s like 10000 things to know lol

I’m glad you liked it

I’m glad to hear that

Thank you! Will do

You definitely will

More on the way

Check out my playlists, I have a playlist just for geometry nodes tutorials that I’ve made

Thanks

You should be aware that this is to an extent a limitation with procedural materials. They are easily editable, but it’s at the cost of always being ‘live’ and therefore requiring computation on the fly. It’s not recommended to leave all your procedural materials in place the entire time, this is what baking is for and you’ll get much better performance if you bake down your procedural materials before rendering. It’s very easy for the computer to read an image, especially if you’re sensible and optimise your scene and baked textures well (small file size as possible, and being smart and using fewer materials where possible). If you’ve ever used After Effects, think of it like having all of your effects continuously live and being rendered on the fly - at some point, you need to make use of ‘pre-rendering’ in order to avoid your project grinding to a halt.

@@btn237 I am just a beginner and didn't know all that stuff. Thank you for letting me know.

Haha wow

I like the way you are

I do t currently have a tutorial on that material

Yes!

I made one several months ago, but blender updated some nodes which makes it not compatible anymore. I’ll look into updating that tutorial.

Thanks, that would be amazing! I’ve been looking for something just like it online as a tutorial for months!

Hey thanks man!!

@@TheDucky3D For sure! Love the materials. Thinking about buying your course next.

Thanks

​@@TheDucky3D Thanks to you! these random tricks always teach something or give new ideas

You totally can!

That’s not something I know how to do at the moment, but I will look into it

@@TheDucky3D thank you 🙏🏿

Go check out my second to last video I uploaded about my computer. And I typically keep settings by default with cycles.

@@TheDucky3D Thanks 😉

👍🏼

It should be the same. You’ll find it on the right.

No, once you purchase all updates are free

grease pencil. check out team miracles videos. also dedouze. or sophie jantak

Look up some grease pencil tutorials, that might be what you’re looking for

@@TheDucky3D I will try sir i don't know how to blend colours it gets very hard, I looked it up could not find anything.

Realtime materials has a free demo version with 40 materials. If you hit the link in my bio, just click free version

I just tested it myself and it works. Try it a few times sometimes blender market bugs out. I apologize for that.

@@TheDucky3D Thank you! I got it to work by typing the code in myself instead of copy and pasting.

The code will be available forever

Does ducky have a discord channel? If yes, can you post the link? Thanks.

@@swabhaysvlogs5273 Second that!

Yes!!