I've seen other tutorials that showed an inferior method with 2 mats and a solidify modifier and it took them 5 mins to explain . You presented a superior method in 25 seconds
u are one of the best youtubers out there just becuz how fast u did this tutorial. im glad that u are here. u did everyone happy with this little action
I can't stop laughing, this is absurdly easy and fast and you go so straight to the point that this looks like a parody (in the best of the ways possible, this is a compliment) thank you o much for this!! I'm definetly checking out your channel from now on.
This is awesome, thank you so much. A lot of the other ways of doing outlines (i.e., solidify modifiers and backface culling) are useful but don't always work right. This method is excellent and is helping me render out some comic scenes!
I'm having an issue: I wanna have the world and objects be black and the outlines be colored. But the outlines turn out real dark. Is there any way to brighten them up?
The lines were not created properly. I used a skeleton model, None of the lines were applied to the head,Things are also strange,Please solve the problem in comments.
Wanted to try this out with Blender 3.5 and there is no line art modifier. However, in this video, there are barely any modifiers visible in the stack. What version was that? I am using solidify modifier for ages now, and since that modifier has been existing for many years but not being visible in the modifier stack in this video, I am really confused, what version that is and if line art modifier is supposed to be available in 3.5......... Because solidify modifier works good so far, but there got to be a more efficient way to generate nice outlines in 3D to program. And don't anybody mention Freestyle. I don't know the purpose of this function, those outlines are beyond garbage. They got no dynamics and they wildly clip through everything. Also take a lot longer to compute than just going with the additional geometry of the solidify modifier.
the line art is applied from the cameras point of view(dont ask me why).but there are some sliders you can play around with. But sadly i never went extreamly deep into this topic as i have never used it exept in this tutorial :(
@@1minuteblender I think it is applied from the point of view of the cameras because I do not think it can be done otherwise; if it was applied from different points of view, at the moment of rendering, black lines would appear where they should not be... Anyway thanks all the same, I will try to ask someone else who knows more about this technique... But your video helped me today to get the line art style quickly! Thank you!
I had the same problem! What fixed it for me was adding a camera to the scene and making sure that the objects I wanted to have line art were in view. It should work in 2.91.
Is there a way to delete some of the line art or add something thats missing? 99% of it looks awesome, but there are some extra lines i dont want. Great video btw.
For some reason during the preview this looks great, but when it renders the lines render really thick, even when I set thickness to 1. Edit: fixed by rendering in cycles Edit 2: nm broke again
@@1minuteblender Did some digging basically the line art uses the camera to generate the lines and my cam was disabled now it shows thanks for the help
that's exactly the effect i was hoping but the lineart still shows when it's behind an other object ^^' now it feels like my object is transparent ^^' Is there a was to fix this ?
