CGI Secrets: Doctor Strange Portal 

Who already know how vfx works they know the software name and people asking for software they can’t even imagine How hard Houdini is for beginners..

Damn, you just blindly wrote price for the project files.

Houdini ❤️

@@PradyutChowdhury3DVFXartist mind blowing software

is it possible in blender?

I appreciate that a lot, thank you - my goal was to make something that many people could enjoy instead of a dry and overly technical video. My focus is on the concepts and the overall process, not on the specific buttons I press inside an application.

@@Digipiction how long did it take you to be this skilled? im trying to do these sort of things but i gave up

@@Digipiction iv been looking for someone who might be able to help me. I'm working on an ambitious spiderman fan film. And I'm looking for someone like you who could pull off some convincing cgi shots. Any chance you'd be intrested? Of course I'd pay you.

Oh I've made RU-vid my new home, I prefer to stay here!

@@Digipiction i was about to say... better not do 𝓽𝓱𝓪𝓽.

@@daycred why?

@@konotorivfx6071 Well besides the point that I think he is just saying he likes that he is here on youtube teaching and when something like this is a fulltime job it takes a lot out of you; I work for an advertising agency as a lead product animator and can honestly say the amount of red tape we have just for commercials, which is not at the level of red tape of feature films, it can be very difficult to show behind the scenes or do educational videos. I was never barred from teaching but I cannot cover techniques unique to the application of anything done in any of our projects without both our agencies and the clients written and signed permission for each case. That means there are a lot of things offlimits simply by association

@@konotorivfx6071 its just pretty obvious that VFX companies are even better at sucking out every drop of passion someone has for VFX than banks are at sucking out all you have for programming. I can not imagine working on one mini shot for 3 months straight with barely any pay or credit in return is gratifying.

i missed it, what was the magic three?

@@raccoon5238 smoke first then drink and smoke again

If works for every type of art too! It's just a great rule. I see it most in comedy. Or even plot. Telling the joke 3 times with 3 as the maximum before it gets old. It is the same with film. You can have 3 "references" to an event in a plot before it gets old. 3 surprises. 3 is always the best

@@greenarrow3756 facts

@@greenarrow3756 lesgooo we the arrows

Yes, more along these lines is coming. Thank you for the support!

Thank you, the render times were a bit longer than I had hoped. The entire sequence is about 15 seconds and took a few hours to render on three RTX 3060s. I'll look up the exact times tomorrow and add them into the description.

Thank you, that's good to hear. I hope to strike a balance between giving interesting information and not getting too deeply into the very technical (boring) aspects!

@@Digipiction I believe a good example of that is Ian Hubert, packed with info but not a 'real' tutorial per say(although he does those too), just enough for those who are already accustomed with 3d to follow along and test it either on the same software or transfer it to their favorite ones.

Thanks so much! I was hoping it would be interesting to those outside of the CGI world too. Great to hear :-)

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Bully

It was also a lot of fun to create, both the effect itself and the video. Thank you!

Noises are great, they can look very realistic when combined! Thank you :-)

Haha thank you! I'm not terribly experienced with editing yet but am happy with this video for sure :-)

Will do, thanks so much!

Thank you for the kind words!