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Art Stream #19: Something Point, Something Cloud 

Midge "Mantissa" Sinnaeve
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Been doing a lot of stuff with point clouds lately, so I figured I'd show some workflows. :)
The stream will stay up as an archive for those can't make it!
PC specs because people always ask: AMD 3990X, 256GB RAM, RTX 3090
For more of my stuff find me here:
Website: mantissa.xyz/
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#b3d #pointcloud #lidar #iphone #photogrammetry #tutorial #cyclesrender

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@KeirChaggarBrown
@KeirChaggarBrown Год назад
I'm a point cloud artist, my work over the past 4 years has been focused on this medium. Would love to hear more about more point cloud work and techniques!
@mohamedmahmoud-ql5fi
@mohamedmahmoud-ql5fi Год назад
Great video and really helpful! I couldn't get a grasp on how the setuper works but it's all clear now.
@seshanthnatarajan2609
@seshanthnatarajan2609 Год назад
this is insane! love the breakdown
@brandonhernandez8571
@brandonhernandez8571 Год назад
Best tutorial ever! I’m still pretty new to blender and I’ve been looking for a good way to add or change the light of my point cloud this helps so much.
@jacarribeatty1165
@jacarribeatty1165 5 месяцев назад
So very informative. Thank you so much for how u teach
@Mind-Splitter
@Mind-Splitter Год назад
I can't believe I missed this for 5 months. Can't wait to try this out. I've been dying to get into it. Thanks so much!
@kumarikhushbu5408
@kumarikhushbu5408 Год назад
Best soft soft tutorial for beginners on RU-vid! I'm an absolute beginner and all the other tutorials I've found on RU-vid have been so
@grimsk
@grimsk Год назад
insane work :)
@itadrimacielcardoso2408
@itadrimacielcardoso2408 Год назад
Bro I really do appreciate you for this help, Thanks! I subscribed and Liked the video.
@phamvanthienfplhcm7543
@phamvanthienfplhcm7543 Год назад
to! Can’t wait to buy it, and getting startet!
@noouuraa
@noouuraa Год назад
Thanks a lot!!
@Pizzaboispizzeria
@Pizzaboispizzeria Год назад
So helpful thank you!
@ertobgio5348
@ertobgio5348 Год назад
hey man thanks for all the videos you make!
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
You're welcome! :)
@mbfotograf
@mbfotograf 2 месяца назад
Hey Mantissa, thank you so much for the amazing tutorials (plural!). I do have a question and I didn't understand something during the filming process: My final product is a rendered point cloud as a printed image from a position of a forest situation. I've seen some parts in your tutorial which have this mood. The explanation with the tree was fully understandable with the walk around, how does it work with the walktrough? Did you keep filming slowly up, left and right to get as much information as possible? Or did you just walk straight? Thanks for your feedback, it would be extremely helpful to me and an artistic project I am working on! Best Matthias
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve 2 месяца назад
The resulting point cloud you get really depends on your camera path. If you circle around an object, you'll get a 360 view of it in your point cloud. If you walk a straight path, you'll just have the view from that path. I do that because I know I'm following a similar path with my CG camera so I can get away with it. You can have a look at a whole bunch of point clouds I've created here and use them for anything: archive.org/download/mantissa-pointclouds
@mbfotograf
@mbfotograf 2 месяца назад
@@MidgeSinnaeve Wow, thank you so much for your answer - I really appreciate it! I'll take a close look at this, I bought the Point Visualizer app and that's something. Unfortunately, certain settings are different like what you show here with Points from Mesh I can't see any rendering and vertices and exporting to Alembic in Blender doesn't work either/not progressing at all. I'm still looking for the right format, including the data size, in order to have fine points. I've been working with Metashape for a long time and need Blender as an intermediate step to transfer the Point Cloud to Cinema 4D and then make very large format prints, not animation. If you have another tip about this, I would be very happy and thanks again for your great tutorials and humor 🙂. (Ps: I work with a 3970 Threadripper, 128GB Ram and two RTX 5000)
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve 2 месяца назад
@@mbfotografYou should be able to export a .ply file with your point cloud from Metashape and import that directly in to C4D? That's how I get it in to Blender / Houdini.
@amandeepsangwan0077
@amandeepsangwan0077 Год назад
Diggin the stash
@Anthony-nf3rb
@Anthony-nf3rb Год назад
was very understandable for . You were so detailed and it made all these new tNice tutorialngs way less intimidating
@Girasole4ever
@Girasole4ever Год назад
I actually did something like this a while ago. Exctatly as you said, it was during covid lockdown. Downloaded a Tokyo walk Video from youtube, used PCV and rendered instancing tetrahedrons. I should try again with native cycles point clouds!
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
Nice, yeah there's so much footage on the internet you might be able to source!
@KarlssonF
@KarlssonF Год назад
it would be a lot of effort, but solid state lidar sensors have gone down in price a lot over the last years, for a university project i used a livox horizon (240k points/s), and i know its possible to calibrate it to a camera to capture color point clouds, probably too much trouble compared to the photogrammetry method, but since they can have a lot of range (ours had 260m) it would allow some crazy captures
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
I thought about renting that kind of equipment, but ended up going the phone route. Would still love to play with one of those though! :D
@warpcloud
@warpcloud Год назад
Супер матеріал! Дуже дуже дякую!
@philipphille5048
@philipphille5048 Год назад
Thanks so much for tNice tutorials bro
@0ZQ
@0ZQ Год назад
noice
@rafazubiria679
@rafazubiria679 Год назад
Hey man, I am rewatching this jewel and I wonder if you set the focus to infinity or closer distances? Just to get the most detail possible, what would be the best? Thank you!
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve 11 месяцев назад
I stop down the aperture as far as I can to get maximum depth of field and then focus on the main subject I'm trying to capture.
@rafazubiria679
@rafazubiria679 11 месяцев назад
@@MidgeSinnaeve Thank you!
@smyrkphace
@smyrkphace 6 месяцев назад
I bought the PCV addon specifically to convert some meshes, but the color data doesnt come through from the texture. I guess Im missing some step but been stuck for a minute! Any ideas? does the mesh have to be a .ply or can we use anything?
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve 6 месяцев назад
I'm using .ply formatted point clouds that I'm importing in to Blender. To get the color from a mesh you would either copy the UV's or convert them to Vertex Colors. With PCV, you should be able to use Mesh Surface to generate points on the surface. Have you had a look at the documentation? It's pretty good: jakubuhlik.com/docs/pcv/docs.html
@smyrkphace
@smyrkphace 6 месяцев назад
Hey man thx for reply! Author said it was a api change in new blender might have been janking things up, hes already released a new alpha! Ill try that.@@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve 6 месяцев назад
@@smyrkphace Good to hear there's progress! Let me know how it worked out. :)
@hidecki
@hidecki Год назад
Hi. Is there any way to animate the 3d mesh tho? and have an animated point cloud result?
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
Of course, You could animate it with shape keys, modifiers of geometry nodes, to name just a few options. You want to animate it before the geometry nodes modifier though, so you're just affecting tje underlying vertices of the mesh. I've used modifiers a lot to animate some of these.
@rafazubiria679
@rafazubiria679 Год назад
Amazing tutorial, man! What lens do you use to film the forest scenes? I only own a 40mm prime, would it be appropriate or do I need a wider lens?
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
So that question kinda depends on your camera. On full frame, I think it might work, anything else I doubt it. My camera has a Super 35 / APS-C sensor and I've mostly been using a 14mm, so that would equal 21mm on Full Frame. I would honestly just give it a go and see what the results are. If you know someone that has a go pro or something similar, maybe try that as well?
@rafazubiria679
@rafazubiria679 Год назад
@@MidgeSinnaeve Yes, I have a Sony A7sII and the 40mm seems to cover too little space in some scenarios, specially indoors and passageways. I am considering to pick a second hand Samyang 18mm. Thanks for your reply, it's been helpful!
@Instant_Nerf
@Instant_Nerf Год назад
How do you create the single frames for metashape? Do you do that in davinci or something else?
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
In my case I used ffmpeg to extract frames as JPG's from a video I rendered out, Resolve can't do that directly, but other editing applications generally can.
@Instant_Nerf
@Instant_Nerf Год назад
@@MidgeSinnaeve thank you. Normally how do select the stills ? Is it 1 frame per second or every other frame ? How do you normally figure out what frames to extract. Thank you again. And yes I bought point cloud visual.. it’s really worth the price. It’s an amazing tool. I also have another plugin .. think it’s called photogrammetry.. but that one import 3 different formats of the pointcloud … which really slows down everything.
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
@@Instant_Nerf Really depends on you r computer, I generally extract every frame if the clip is 1 minute or less. But you can try every two or three frames as well. You might want to experiment with that to get to settings that work well for you.
@mrofnoctonod
@mrofnoctonod Год назад
@Midge Sinnaeve, thank you for this art stream. Have you tried Reality Capture for your workflow? If so, could you perhaps elaborate on why you chose metashape over RC?
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
I bought Metashape way back when and have been getting free updates ever since. RC was really expensive at that time in comparison, although I think that changed recently.
@mrofnoctonod
@mrofnoctonod Год назад
@@MidgeSinnaeve I hear you. RC was still expensive up until recently when Epic got involved. I think the PPI model is probably also off-putting to a lot of users no matter how cheap it is. From what I can gather after reading all over the web, RC is apparently very quick at creating the point cloud and mesh but when it's buggy, then it's buggy as heck, and then artists like to fall back on other tools like Metashape, Meshroom, etc. Thanks again for sharing, and for your reply. Stay amazing!
@Marcelmikael
@Marcelmikael Год назад
Hello Sensei, I'm a novice at blender so please forgive my little knowledge, that being said, it is possible to have a camera run through mesh/scene on blender, then the file is export or saved as a 3D scan format, then used to create a point cloud effect just like this one
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
The addon I use can generate point clouds from meshes, so that could be an option.
@Marcelmikael
@Marcelmikael Год назад
Awesome 💯
@CaliHomie
@CaliHomie Год назад
I love your works! I follow you tutorial but I combine multiple pointclouds in one scene. I'm looking for way how to export this to unreal engine. When I export it as FBX it give me 14kb empty file. Do you know how to export it to UE?
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
There's an experimental plugin you can enable in unreal to load ply fies
@igdeputra
@igdeputra Год назад
Interesting
@dw3973
@dw3973 Год назад
Struggling to bake the textures over to my point cloud
@7bling7
@7bling7 11 месяцев назад
Did you attach a Lidar scanner to the blackmagic camera? I didnt get that part.
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve 11 месяцев назад
For outdoors stuff, it's just the blackmagic camera filming, for indoor stuff I use an iPhone that has a lidar module. They're the Pro and Pro Max ones from the iPhone 12 and up. Some iPad Pro models have it as well, I think the M1 and M2 versions.
@Huangx
@Huangx Месяц назад
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@Huangx
@Huangx Месяц назад
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@runningpine3637
@runningpine3637 Год назад
what is the video on the cover ? i have seen it once but i lost it
@fretstain
@fretstain Год назад
could you... turn each point into a popping bubble basically? and offset the timing? I think that'd be neat
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
The time offset would be the tricky thing, but why not I guess. :)
@fretstain
@fretstain Год назад
@@MidgeSinnaeve haha I'd be so stoked if you tried that out. Hopefully it'd be a fun effect.
@tripler4423
@tripler4423 Год назад
what Linux distro is this? btw awesome stream!
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
I've been using Void Linux for the past few years.
@esaiasiaw
@esaiasiaw Год назад
what theme/hack are you using on your pc?
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
Using the Gnome desktop environment on Linux.
@esaiasiaw
@esaiasiaw Год назад
@@MidgeSinnaeve thanks!
@12marcal12
@12marcal12 Год назад
hahah too sNice tutorialt
@djine552
@djine552 Год назад
What does "Sitescape" do better than "3D Scanner App"? Because "3D Scanner App" allows you to record continuusly to a Pointcloud and I havent reached the limit yet with one recording
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
Sounds like it's a good alternative!
@verstaerker
@verstaerker Год назад
i was wodnering if there'S maybe a way to increase the density of the point cloud by some AI interpolation?
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve 11 месяцев назад
Probably, but haven't looked in to it. The app I use has options of how dense you want it though, and you could always double back over an area to get more points as well.
@anasarinkalode4538
@anasarinkalode4538 Год назад
you look like the guy in fantastic beast
@beerleyjp
@beerleyjp Год назад
Doris your right get boring and you push it to the side, I rember one in Nice tutorialghschool that was easier
@l2pq825
@l2pq825 Год назад
TNice tutorials video is a great introduction to soft soft for beginners. I would Nice tutorialghly recomnd tNice tutorials tutorial to anyone starting out with soft soft.
@muhammadawaisbba-m7043
@muhammadawaisbba-m7043 Год назад
Well.. snap! Or..not D;
@Instant_Nerf
@Instant_Nerf Год назад
How about creating a torrent for all the content you want to share.. and you would not need to pay for storage since it stored on you’re pc? Maybe an external drive ? Just a thought
@MidgeSinnaeve
@MidgeSinnaeve Год назад
Yeah, I've been toying with that idea as well, but then it's hard to add new files if I scan more stuff in the future. :)
@Instant_Nerf
@Instant_Nerf Год назад
@@MidgeSinnaeve well since you have over 100 go to begin with .. that would be a torrent. And if you organize and upload regularly and not let it pile up again to over 100 gb 🤣… it should be easy and free to find a hosting site that you can upload up to 3,5 gb free .. because it’s not that big to begin with.. and doable. But I shouldn’t be offering advice about organizing.. good lord my desktop is a desktop within a desktop🤣 good luck with whatever you end up doing tho.
@OriginalThisAndThat
@OriginalThisAndThat 3 месяца назад
video lenght of 1:23:45 really triggers me to leave a comment xD
@masoodrehman5671
@masoodrehman5671 Год назад
too
@7abochka774
@7abochka774 Год назад
who ever see tNice tutorials is a nonsense fan
@KARUNANITO
@KARUNANITO Год назад
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