How To Render Faster In Blender 

Glad it helped ✨

Happy to help!

Nice to hear that ✨ What is your film based on?

​@@extra3d537about a video game franchise sonic the hedgehog

Thanks ❤️

THIS COMMENT MUST BE PINNED. THANKS man. this is really helpful. I have rtx3060 which was not performing its best, till i changed the render device to optix.

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@@extra3d537 That' sounds great! I sent you a message on Insta it says, "Invite sent" so i was only able to send one message

Me also I think we should learn together if you need I will help if I need your will help ( agree )

No problem 💜

Appreciate it!

Glad it helped you ✨

brooo seriously haha

Glad to hear that ✨

Yeah my bad, i have updated it in my new video! Thanks for mentioning ✨

I have updated the video ✨

@@extra3d537 Great - It's better!

it works wonders for darker scenes cos of less colour but brighter scenes might be more noticeable idk havent tested but in theory it should work like that

Let me know when you try it ✨

​@@iamnoob7807 I don't think it's that simple. While it can have more impact on darker scene, it's also good to keep in mind that darker scene can easily have more denoising artifacts also, if the light source is bouncing even slightly on your dark/black areas of your scene. But of course if your scene has pit black areas where is literally zero light, then it of course stops rendering that area immediately, but then again, if Noise Threshold is too high, it yet again can create more denoising artifacts on the spots where is light. And while High Noise Threshold can work a lot faster on darker scenes, it also means that lower Noise Threshold also works faster - so it's kind of just balancing between the ends. You can kind of just decide of how long you want 1x frame to render, and then adjust your render settings to that minute range. And do a lot of test renders to find the "sweet spot", where you get a somewhat good result, but also somewhat good render time. But yeah, it's individual how your scene reacts to Noise Threshold, and when it comes to scene optimization, every scene acts differently.

Yeah, any idea how to do that?

In preferences, go to the System tab. At the top you set the Cycles render device. For a GTX card, choose CUDA. For an RTX card, choose Optix. Mac I think uses Metal. When you've set that up, GPU will no longer be grayed out, and you'll render much faster :)

Thanks man, i wish i knew this before i uploaded another video!

I don't remember the name, but its from my friend slim kay beats

@@extra3d537 Thank you, I found it!

yes unfortunately!

Glad it helped you ✨ Final render is change because most of the times viewport denoiser, denoises very fast, giving a soft look but when we render it out, we give it more samples, it looks sharp then. That's the reason i think so 😊

Follow the steps in the video and if you can, watch the new video that i uploaded about rendering in blender (one with the car thumbnail), it will help you out ✨

A.I voice

What AI did you use? @@extra3d537

@@extra3d537 Bro can you plz tell me that exactly which A.I voice do you used?

Eleven labs

@@extra3d537 Thank You Bro

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An animation consist of moving pictures (frames), more frames in a second, more smoother the animation will be! ✨ But rendering more frames will cost extra time, so to reduce render times, render your animation at 12 FPS and then convert it to 24 in frame GUI, it uses A.I ✨ to do the work!

I am guessing it uses machine learning to generate more frames of animation, inbetween the frames you already have, to increase the frame rate.

Use megascans, dark lighting, and a fish eye lens camera effect!

It is build in the latest version of blender!

​@@extra3d537wait so cycles is cyles X now?or just a plugin u need to enable

4.0 or 4.1? ​@@extra3d537

It depends on your project ✨

What are you trying to render?

@@extra3d537a car I've designed with the interior also and running in a road. Pretty complex

With frames interpolation the ai shown on the video or adobe's ones, you can render less frame and create interpolated frames after. You should try using "steps" into render settings and put something like 2. That way blender will render 1/2 frame, so its 2 times faster.

Its ok!

Why lol

Can you explain me how❓

This person probably mistakingly thinks that frame interpolation and upscaling has anything to do with AI art generators and because they don't know the difference they're mad at you for using "AI"

Ikr lmaoo, typical NPC ​@@AliasA1