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Brilliant tutorial. I hope you make many more!

Great vid, but why did you add the translucency to itself at 7:45?

The video is really helpful and easy to replicate. I only have one problem: the material looks exactly the same when applied to a sphere, but when I apply the same material to my vehicle models, the flakes and the orange peel are not visible. Does anyone know why this could be?

Based on what you explained, how much do you Rate the addon (Turbo Tools) ? Is it well packaged to do the best denoising ever?

whats that hdri you using in maground she look good

absolute GOLD!

Bruv you forgot Porche model link 🥶

just beautiful work and thanks for sharing with us.... cant appreciate it enough ... thanks man.. #goals

♨️💪💪💯💯

How did I miss this?

Awesome, truly Awesome!

Cool very helpful thnx bro

wow what an impressive render but more impressive that this dude opened a blende file inside google maps.

This is not cycle render this is motorcycle render 😭

I tried the multilayer denoise in blender, but I noticed that it took like FOREVER to render a single frame compared to a single denoise on the beauty pass. even with the denoise node set to fast, it is still between 1 and 2 sec per pass to denoise! I think I would be better off (timewise) for a similar quality by denoising the beauty pass with just more samples. What do you think? at the end, I just recreated in blender compositor the 3 main passes (final glossy, final diffuse and final transmit), then denoised only those 3... but I am not even sure I gained on quality compared to a simple beauty pass denoise. I think there is a sweet spot in render time vs quality about that. I would love to see a video putting that to the test.

This video is really nice, learned a lot by watching it for the past few hours and trying things for myself, but I'm not sure which version of Blender you are using. I'm using 3.6 and some of the options that you have are not displaying on my end such as the 'Voronoi Texture" and "Noise Texture" don't have an option named 'Lacunarity' few others also are missing things. For example when I created the 'Principled BSDF' I have options like 'GGX' , 'Random Walk' and more while on your end you did not have such things. Not sure how essential the missing things are, since I'm currently doing some changes on the 'light' and I haven't yet gotten a feeling for the car. But other than that the video was really nice, wish that you had the time to make more videos such as adding vinyl, tail lights, head lights, turn signals that are working etc. Additionally maybe add a pack of those 'Smurges' as some people haven't gotten to the part to have their own Assets yet 😅 Edit: including your Render properties as there's a difference between using 'Evee' and the other engines including the noise thresholds and samples.

Wow

What is the name of the asset that is used?

Great Video, thank you for sharing

Render tutorials that claim realism and have realism are rare. Well done, I am impressed. Thank you so much for sharing excellence!

amazing job!! You are really skillful

Thanks for this tutorial. I skipped the smudges for the moment and created the group as you show. Then I set one with red like you had for both colors... and duplicated it setting those two colors to black. Trying to create that "hyper" blue or red.. How would you go about creating this?

Hi, could you share me the name or link of the nuke community denoiser, so i can download it and try it .

thanks Ethan. I loved the explanations

Hi Ethan, car paint looks dope, thanks for the video

May I ask if your ground was modeled through 3D scanning on your phone, or was it manually modeled in Bender

ah man I've not seen this one yet. What a treat! This will be perfect for my Rolls Royce Cullinan. I was gonna ask you how to accentuate my arches but I think I'll be able to figure it out watching this.

Thank you for your tutorial. I learned a lot. May I ask if you will use AOV or Cryptomatte in the later tutorials.

Thanks for your hard work! You should definitely have more views....

thanks ethan my family were starving but because of this tutorial i earned money to feed them. thanks sir <3

Started a discord server, very work in progress but thought it would be fun to connect with one another! discord.gg/KgKGdRkz

great tutorial!!

Great helpful content Ethan keep it up

Отличный урок!

these tutorials are probably the best I have seen for this workflow! Superb work

where did you get the smoke brushes?

just perfect ..i will do glass images in few days ,so it maybe very usefull...thank you

Yes!!!!!

Amazing!

That's so cool! Dude, I want to know what channel you use for rendering. Currently I am learning Blender not too long.

Thanks you very much for the denoiser 👍

Thank you! I can finally do this without using superimagedenoiser 😄

Sir can we have these shaders and textures which u used in this tutorial sir ❤

what addon do you use on 8:31

You took Blender's internals and split them surgically. This is amazing, I will try Blender just because of this.

This was really helpful. I wanted to composite in Fusion, but I don''t have the Studio license yet, I still want to practice before I decide to buy it and the free version doesn't hve a good denoiser for 3D renders (not that I could find anyway). I was thinking of do the compositing in Fusion and then bring back to Blender denoise i, but it would be a dumb workflow. But no, being able to denoise it before in Blender and then go to Fusion solve my problem. Thank you!

Awesome tutorial thanks. I need help. All my EXR files are completely black. I am using blender 4.0 could you please guys help me? i followed the same settings as shown on this video :(

OMG I better had found this video before starting the whole rendering phase of my project D: 10/10 tutorial out there considering its public and free, others would just place a Patreon link and offer it for 5 bucks XD Im currently starting to involve myself into the journey of 3D studying and CGI artworks... so i have 2 major questions if you dont mind to answer: First of all, im currently working on a laptop and you know what that means, overheating, render interruptions from nowhere... Should i invest for a Desktop PC for my next hardware? Being the student i am, i probably will move around from city to city searching for studies so obviously laptops are way more easier to carry on... but the Desktop PC offers me better performance and less heating... And for the second question: Im have been studying Autodesk Maya for 2 years now and its the only 3D software im used to use. Do you recommend me to start learning Blender? Or should i just keep going with Maya? Usually people answer me with "If you started with Maya, keep on with it" but each time i try to search some tutorials for Maya only shows up Blender tutorials, and i also think that comparing Blender with Maya, i dont see the difference of why Maya is sooooo expensive, i could do the same with Blender and for free :/ I hope you dont get bored reading all this haha and btw im Spanish so sorry if my english is not that good ;)

duddde, you just nailed it⚡⚡

what keybind did you use to connect the linear light at 4:37?