How I made this VIKING SCENE in BLENDER 

I like the old style tutorials with fewer things explained more in detail, but every once in a while it's nice to have something bigger like this to see how it all connects together.

Honestly, that is Amazing 🤩 Great ideas on how to place the houses and all in all fascinating to see you create this beautiful scene! Well done!

Very cool. I like the final comp.

Thanks so much this was really helpful I love these kind break down videos

incredible work from you as always. keep it up man!

Quick tip : You can just use video as plane, grab a fire video footage (with black background to make it looks transparent), connect it as emission. Duplicate it multiple of times, rotate the others a bit, and merge all of them. And done, you have a fire on your scene without doing sum simulation. (Make sure to increase the value on light pass > transparent)

so many methods that you applied here are really smart and well thought! really liked the video!!!!

stunning result. nice summary of the main steps

That was amazing mann 🔥🔥

Wow!!! Brilliantly done! Thanks for sharing. 👍🏽

amazing dude!

amazing , smooth and well explained way of workflow

Super loved this!! Learned a lot, thank you for sharing your process!!

Omg ur insane..... Please dont stop posting...

Good stuff. Liked how it all came together.

Amazing work man

You just inspired me so much, i will try to make a similar scene based on your advice. I really hope I can get something as good looking as you did there! Thank you !!

Nice breakdown bro.... ✌️

Brilliantly done

Great work buddy..

Wow that's amazing. Great work!

Such a col scene.... great job with this. Reminds me of something out of Game of Thrones. Awesome stuff. :)

Great Job Pal

Amazing, please more tutorials like that. Thanks

short & sweet explanation ❤️❤️❤️

Keep it up!!! Very cool

Wow!! Imagine coming across this when I have just finished making an ocean scene without using the ocean modifier. I only remembered there was something like that after seeing this video 😂😂😂. Thanks a lot. Great video, im learning a lot about sims from you

WTF this is epic. Thanks for the ultra epic video.

Amazing

awesome...Appreciated

Very nice. I like the way you made simple objects and built them up into the scene. I couldn't see the houses in the final render as it's too dark. Maybe you could add the moon and have a little light at night.

Fantastic, subscribed!

Your channel is a wonder. awesome stuffs

A lot of details to a scene that is gonna be covered in darkness.thats serious work man. Earned my subscription 💯💯,see u in the next video 😁😁😁

It's really useful and inspiring 😃

Amazing one sir😊😊

Really liked the video! Wanted also to see how you work with camera though because of how good you did the exposition

Fantastic work!!! SUBBED

I definitely like such scene creations. :)

This is amazing...💪💪

Ooohhhh WwwouuuaaaawwWWW ! Just Amazing ! This is the best for tutorial !

even though i'm a 3dsmax Vray user, the concepts of working like this are all very good. i found it helpful

i like this, please make more like this.

Nice 👌👍

That's a great tutorial man. U got a subscriber. 😀👍

Wow!

Wow! This 12 minutes were so good! And then you say: "Please... go easy on me in the comments"! Awesome.

I like it 🙂

Damn this is truly hot, finally effect is gorgeous, this trick with voxel remesher + using the decimate modifier to achieve random mesh is so simple and so effective, so great thanks for sharing this🙏🍺🍺🍺

Nice 👍🙂

Thank you sir😊

well done :O)

Such a huge scene and well briefly explained, small format for huge scene i like this format but more detail will be good also

Cool

art

After i watched this, i thought to myself that dont make super detailed animation in my potato pc haha btw this is very niceee

Amazing work. And then you break it down and I'm like, I can actually do all these individual things. So now I'm thinking I may try my hand at something like this.

nice! great result in eevee

I like it

if you have problem with the landscape texturing after the unwrap select all the vertices and assign them to a new vertex group and then unwrap again

EXCELENTE! Me suscribo!

Best

wow😳👍

вау)) как круто сделано!

magnificent, amazing, I would really like a full tutorial since I'm a bit new :)

Incredible 👌👌👌👌

Absolutely love it

Lovely 😍 Can you please break down the fire and save as open VDB

Wow

i think reusing the fire sim throws things off a little - of course its a huge time cost to do lots but theres not enough variation so you can see the shared rythem in some of them even if the rotation is different.... and in one or two the rotation is the same next to one another. if you could offset the start point of the animations for each i think it'd do a lot to hide the cloning... i also think the fire thats on the boat in the foreground is a mistake because it doesnt have enough detail when we compare it to the flames in the background. I think it would be cool to have the boat just be a black shilouette against the fires behind it. its easier to criticise than do though - its a great tutorial ive learned a a good few things. Your compositing at the end is dope.

its really amazing!please make a beginner tutorial on it...

Awesome as always - Could you make a tutorial on how to implement real footage of a moving person keyed out in a blender environment?

wow

Very useful tutorial. I would have pre-rendered smoke and flames and inserted them as animated 2D layers (or would have composed them after the 3D render). It's impressive that blender can handle all those simulations straight away.

Watch this tutorial after watching Viking anime makes me feel interest

Nice work. I would just reduce the fire size to fit the scale. The way it it the fire is the only give away.

Very nice, after tornado 🌪?

Very nice man. How many time did it take you to complete this project and how many hours did you need for the renders ? You got a new sub by the way ;)

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The final render is too dark to see but other than that very epic

In case you were interested what would immediately trigger my cgi-radar, it would be the flames, they are "only" 8/10. 😎 (No, I couldn't do it anywhere near this well.) cheers 👍

Amazing work! What CPU are you working on?

cool SUB+

great tutor. thank you. Can U tell me the specs of your PC? Thank you.

Would really like to know how the remeshing is done for the ground

Well now I'm expecting a full adaptation of Bengtssons Röde Orm by you. :D How many gigs was that scene? What are your specs?

how to do it like the flash

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That was great. Just started with blender. The donut really bores the sh.. out of me. So considering diving unreal a go instead. Which application would you recommend of these two if you had to start from scratch?

What's your computer spec and gpu that you ran out of gpu memory to work with?

Bro slowly tutorial video please. And. All models texture and smoke fire link color grading how to

Good break down. I am not a heavy blender user. Its just my suggestion. The one thing that is s very prominent in this shot is the fire, it seems very monotonous. If you could have simulated a bit more different variations. It needs a bit more work. Rest is all good

Bro can i get this project file?

Can some one explain how he got that fire simulation in 6:50?

why was the place burning before the Vikings actually arrived?

why is my cloth simulation not working? created vertex group for the pin,, but cloth flying away,, not staying in one place like yours,,, help pls

Woah, really great tutorial! But I've a doubt. Is it possible to make magical effects and fire with different color?

Hii I'm using blender I'm doing some animations in first time and suddenly I don't know what option I increased and then my laptop just stuk and stop and I fell big lag so it now caused any damage to my laptop Wright?

How much time it took to make this

I really have passion for blender. But I feel I'm far left behind to start.