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The short answer is no, it won't work with alembics. But there might be workarounds depending on what exactly you are trying to do.

@@DimaShishkov I have a sphere that morphs into a squirrel (my profile pic) and they are scattered as dynamic clones. When the spheres expand they collide and it would be nice if they had a touch of soft body to them. As a test with around 70 clones one frame took an hour to calculate, but the final simulation has waaay more so that's why I came here. Not really necessary.. but would be nice! Thanks for the reply btw

You are very welcome. Hope you find it useful 🙂

Thank you so much for the amazing feedback. You made my day with this comment. Cheers.

@@DimaShishkov Oh, I'm glad if my comment was of any use considering that you *_gifted_* us with the results of such nice work. Cheers.

В основном Octane.

Hey there. To set keyframes in Houdini, you Alt/Option click on a parameter.

@@DimaShishkov thanks a lot!! I figured it out by spam keying everything until it looked like yours lol. Also had to edit the movement curse or however it's called

Thank you so much. Unfortunately nobody from Apple has gotten in touch with me yet. But maybe one day 😃

Большое спасибо. Очень приятно получать такие комментарии.

Thank you for feedback. I am glad you found this quick tip helpful.

First of all thank you very much for the kind words. Really appreciate it. Second, thank you for letting me know that someone is using my work without my permission. To be honest this is the first time something like that happens to me (at least first I know of). I do not even know how to act. Will contact the channel owner first and ask to remove it. Otherwise will have to contact TH-cam support I suppose. Anyway, thank you once again and have a great day.

Glad it was useful to you 😊

Большое спасибо. Рад, что понравилось.

Thank you. Unfortunately no. This is more of a walkthrough aimed at more experienced people. But you can always watch it at x0.25 speed here on YT. It is not perfect, but should be easier to follow.

@@DimaShishkov OK， thank you

Thank you!

Рад, что видео оказалось полезным!

@@DimaShishkov ооооочеень полезным. я видел этот видос давно, когда только начинал изучать синьку, и для меня это было не понятно но бомбово. а сейчас когда мне понадобилась такая текстура, я был бесконечно счастлив что нашел видос. еще раз, большое спасибо!

@@sweetbiba394 круто. Очень приятно получать такие отзывы.

Thank you very much. Mostly Cinema 4D, Houdini and Octane.

@@DimaShishkov ok, keep up the great work

Thank you. Glad that you found it useful.

Thank you for the feedback. Glad you liked it.

Thank you, you are too kind. I've been into 3D for more than 10 years I would say but started taking it seriously only about 4 years ago. Before it was just a hobby and I did not have hardware to do anything serious especially before GPU renderers came into game. This showreal is a collection of the most favourite stuff done over the last 3 years. Some of it was rendered on my home machine which is already extremely old at this point (you can find specs in the comments, I ve already answered that question). Some were rendered on my work machine in a previous studio, which had 2 1080Ti's. Nothing too crazy in comparison to what other people use. Thanks again for the kind words and have a nice day.

Thank you very much. Most of the time I render at 30 fps. All the slowmotion effects are done by retiming animations directly in 3D.

Thank you

Thank you so much!

Thank you very much!

Please read the comments. I have already answered that question. Best of luck.

Thank you very much. There are a lot of different projects done in different applications. A breakdown would take a really long time to make. I am recording tutorials on different topics from time to time, maybe you can find something helpful in them. Best of luck!

I am not using ProRender, but it should be pretty straight forward. The only issue would be, if the current version of ProRender does not support displacement. But even then you could maybe get away using only bump mapping if it is not a closeup shot.

Depending on the type of project, personal works can tell a lot about your skills: concept development, composition, lighting, storytelling, scripting, graphic design, character design, UI design, compositing, color grading, sometimes even programming etc. The list goes on and on. Most of the time working on personal stuff you do everything or at least the majority of things yourself. Clients not always commission you with a detailed brief. Sometimes you're given creative freedom (though not very often) and you need to manage all the aspects of a project yourself, especially if you are a generalist. Often clients commission an artist, because they saw his/her personal projects and liked them. Also how do you imagine new designers are supposed to build their portfolios and showreels? There are no concrete rules. Just make what feels right to you. I landed my first job as a 3D designer because my future creative director saw my personal works and invited me to an interview. This showreel and my current portfolio helped me get a job in a studio several months ago. So for me it is more important to share the works that I like and enjoyed making, no matter, if it was personal or commissioned work. This is of course my experience and point of view. I am not telling you that you should do the same. Just do what feels right to you.

Thank you very much. Always a pleasure to get such feedback.

Hello. Thank you very much for liking and subscribing though it is not a required condition so that I answer 😃 The yellow grid at approximately 2 minutes is a projection preview in Cinema 4D. Basically what I do is I applied a gradient to the whole mesh and make sure the gradient is projected from the side and fits the mesh. So that the black part of the gradient is at the bottom of the mesh and white at the top. So that when the camera is looking at the mesh from top to bottom, white parts of the mesh appear closer to the camera and black further. It is a common trick to fake depth map/pass. So in Blender you would unwrap the model with Projection from View option or play around with the mapping in shader. Hope it helps.

@@DimaShishkov It should be a requirement! I'd reply "huh?" on all the unsubscribed comments until I herd dat *ding*. Thank you for the response. I understand now. Thank you!