GLASS : No Man's Sky Fan Animation (Blender 2.79)

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Want to use this video in one you're making? Go for it! All I ask is that you credit me in the description and provide a link to my channel: / sirrandalot
Disclaimer: This video is simply a fan animation inspired by "No Man's Sky" and is not representative of the actual game.
Rendered using "Sheep it!", a free distributed render farm for blender: www.sheepit-re...
Intro sound effects from: www.freesound.org/
Music is "Sink Whole Dream" By The 129ers from the RU-vid audio library: www.youtube.co...

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28 сен 2024

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@KyleCulver 5 лет назад

The answers are already contained within. But only discovered by seeking out. A wonderful composition of shots holding a deep visual vocabulary. Top notch filmmaking/animating. :)

@SAMURAI_GLOBAL 4 года назад

Love the music and the setting.

@Virakotxa 5 лет назад

Gotta love that "classic" datamined helmet design...!

@Aves_1 5 лет назад

Great job with all the models. It's amazing how accurate you got then all to be.

@joe_the_man4303 5 лет назад

You need to do awsome stuff like this more often its just crazy cool

@systemofafox6487 5 лет назад

BRILLIANT

@levilukeskytrekker 5 лет назад

He lives!

@Matt_Silverman 5 лет назад

Amazing as always. An incredible amount of detail.

@xyBoyMusic 5 лет назад

Wow so cool! :)

@Rocksteady72a 5 лет назад

HI sirrandalot! u/Elca_YT on the NMS reddit had recently posted a video that showcased your blender warp sequence at the beginning of the vid. He suggested I contact you on twitter or RU-vid about my question: How did you capture turning camera motion of the warp tunnel?

@sirrandalot 5 лет назад

The warp tunnel was actually just that, a huge tunnel! I animated the warp texture on a bug tube and then I could move the camera around however I wanted.

@Rocksteady72a 5 лет назад

@@sirrandalot Thank you! This is a big help :D

@christophergann9197 5 лет назад

Brilliant! Loved the music and the visuals, the Atlas effects in-particular were ridiculously cool. The whole refraction of undulating ‘glass’ conveys the multidimensional nature of it perfectly.