Create Spaceships with TONS OF DETAIL | Blender Tutorial 

Truly destructive in its military might

Thanks, I'm going to try uploading every thursday so stay tuned and lmk what you'd want to see, suggestions go a long way!

R u Austin?

@@TriZon-do7ex Unfortunately I'm not lol

Awesome to hear and glad I could help!!!

Hey, so jsplacement is unfortunately not a thing anymore so I linked to a new and improved version called displacementx. Hope this helps!

@@skilllanoodle making my own isn't an issue :) I was curious about your pre-made versions.. or more specifically what mods you made in Jdis. I generated some I like though. Love this vid thanks so much.

@@Satanic_Disciple It's pretty standard, tried to create a download link for mine but for some reason it wouldn't stay linked. I would suggest using a preset and just adjust to get some that are more detailed and others that are more plated. Sorry about that, it's been a pain trying to get those textures to people.

@@skilllanoodle You're not the only one having linking issues. With the dot grid for the lights.. I removed those same patterns you mentioned. I also dislike them.. they're too "bulky" for a ship or hull. I also removed the 3 outline to leave just solids. Is this similar to what you were doing?

So if you were to add enough subdivisions, rather than using adaptive subdivisions which only subdivides to how close it is to the camera, then yes. Do note, however, this needs to be heavily subdivided to actually retain good detail which is why I use adaptive subdivision.

Is it the Jsplacement software? Or is it when you bring the textures into Blender.

@@skilllanoodle it's just the software itself

@@youtubeuser1159 It might be acting weird with your operating system, you can find generated texture packs that already have the completed Jsplacement textures or similar displacement maps. I know this isn't the best solution, but they cut any support for the software and I've also been waiting for some kind of alternative.

The Feature Set dropdown should be under Render Properties on the right side. As for adaptive subdivision, it won't show up unless Experimental is turned on. You may not be seeing the Feature Set option due to being in eevee instead of Cycles. Unfortunately Adaptive Subdivison only works in Cycles so if you want results in Eevee you're just going to have to subdivide a bunch. Hope this helps!

So unfortunately when depending on your GPU you cannot render because your cache is full (this is essentially where all relevant data is stored to complete the render) when you're out of GPU memory you have to downscale. If you want a 4K render I would suggest raising the number on your adaptive subdivision. Fore example, instead of doing 0.5px raise it to 1.0px. If it still gives problems or the mesh isn't subdivided enough, try taking the 1080 footage and raising it to 4K after in your editing software (Photoshop/Gimp/After Effects or whatever you use). This adds details between the pixels of the render and makes the result more crisp. Hope this helps!

The reason you're not seeing the texture on the plane is because you're still in solid view. If you hold down the Z key and slide your mouse to material preview, you will then be able to see the textures in your scene. Hope this helps!

@@skilllanoodle thanks

I'm definitely going to have to check that out!

Just checked it out, so sick thank you so much!!

This is actually a great question. So the reason you can't bring it over and get the same results is because the displacement node in your shader editor (in Blender) is acting like a modifier. This means your mesh is still your mesh but when it comes time to render it adds the subdivison and displacement. I'm not too familiar with Unity but check if there is a way to use your height map to actually affect the mesh inside Unity.

@@skilllanoodle Yes i tried to use the Height map inside the Unity but the details and the depth effect from the HeightMap are just possible to do inside the Blender and not inside the Unity, i'm searching how to fix it but no success yet :(

@@PedroLiveGameplay You could instead of using the displacement node switch over to a displacement modifier instead (put it below the subdivison in the stack order) and then apply it to bake in the mesh details. Note that you can't use adaptive subdivision however and will have to just subdivide many times to get enough detail. Either way this might be too dense detail wise to use in a game engine and is more useful for final rendered viz. Hope this helps!

@@skilllanoodle well i will be honest, I started Blender a little while ago so all I can do is through the tutorial hahaha. I'll try to find something similar to what you told me, but in any case, I really appreciate your attention!

@@PedroLiveGameplay I totally understand, honesty the first months in Blender are the hardest, so push through and I promise you'll be creating all kinds of stuff easily in no time.

Looking into adding that, thanks!

Good tutorial tho thanks @@skilllanoodle

btw I think it's a built-in blender plugin if I'm not mistaken @@skilllanoodle

unfortunately no, but what you can do for eevee is just do a standard simple subdivision and subdivide the mesh until the details come through. Hope this helps!

Thank you, I'll give that a try! @@skilllanoodle

For sure! Happy to help (:@@vizdotlife

sorry, it gets deactivated all the time and I have no clue why. Use this link to download Jsplacement software so you can create your own custom textures: archive.org/download/jsplacement-1.3.0-allplatforms_202108

There's a few problems that seem to arise from the same mistakes. Are you in cycles? Under the material settings, did you change bump to displacement and bump? Is there a subdivision modifier on your mesh and is it set to adaptive subdivision. Check over anything you're unsure of and you should be good to go!

@@skilllanoodle First of all. I would like to apologize to you my friend, and anyone else who wasted their time reading my stupid complaint. I'll leave this comment here as a public reminder of my stupidity and poor manners. Since Uni I used to make game models for DnD and star wars to pay for the food and drinks, and always used AutoDesk stuff. Problem was, that now I don't have my Uni's license key anymore. I'm surprised it even lasted that long - almost 10 years since I graduated - So I've been learning Blender now that I have more time as I became my own boss, and AutoDesk's products are definetely not worth the price for a single dude. And after a few minutes of writing my first comment, I realized that I wasn't using the rendered view mode and instead was always in material preview... Really sorry. TLDR: My name is Dumbs McStupid

@@andrevilaca6469 You're all good! I couldn't imagine having my software of choice no longer be viable and relearning stuff you already learned can be frustrating. But don't worry! You're gonna do some great stuff regardless. 3D is an art like any other and everything you're learning will help you get back to unlocking all of the skills you obtained over time! Keep it up!