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Can it be a waifu instead of a Buddha?

Can my intel pentium run this app?

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Having to unwrap again just to not get stretching isn't really a fix.

Amazing work!

You just got a new sub

Where did you get the textured rocks?

Awesome video, beautiful final result, excellent music choice and soothing voice. Most chill and relaxed tutorial I have seen till date❤ Love these long format videos. Please continue making these❤❤

The render looks good but the lack of motion in the leaves and the jittery camera keeps it from looking real

Although good one. But i was more looking for some step by step guide. I guess adding a bit long commentary would add lots of value in a tutorial so that a beginner like me could learn a lot.

Good vid bro also please try voice over once

Luar biasa bang

Please i want to take a lecture on blender software, are you on instagram

Super perfeito, mas qual é configuração de um computador?

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plz add some more videos. I like your video. & I have give you 1 like thumb. yahooooooooo.

where do I find the rock generator

Nice

also noise treshhold in viewport render is too high are you trying to fry your pc, set it at 0.1 and 128 samples

also having ngons in interior design is fine, ngons ruin mesh deformation in animations.

I know this is unrelated but give the Quran a read, also you can just press alt and click to select the entire edge loop and centering everything isnt necessary as when you render you cant tell a millimeter of difference in boundaries

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Mantap bro

but why before this 4.0 update displacement map worked just fine without subdividing any geometry.

Hey any chance we can get the final file? Just want to experiment

Thank you very much. I watched your channel for the first time. It seems easy to follow along and learn about modeling technique. I will give it a try when I have time. 🙂

Ótimo vídeo, quando tempo levou para fazer?

This is increadible. I am looking to create a similar animation. I am curious as to how long a frame of this render took? Unfortunetlly I struggle to get the time down enough with cycles. Not sure if I should just accept that it takes a long time or try and learn some more optimisation techniques.

What is the panel at 9:26?

The video is really interesting but more details in terms of explanations would have been better especially for beginners

Great turorial.May I know that what sample numbers do you use for the final result animation?

This was a very good tutorial. I was able to make mine slightly different but still learn all the techniques you used. May I ask where you got your plants and trees or did you model them? I used CC0 ones from blendswap.

Sir may i know your system and graphic card details?

Wow!😮...i love that rendering and composing,,please do another clear tutorial 🤗👌👌

Nice to see a tutorial on scattering. I missed a few steps though. But I could figure out most myself. Strangely I could not get a subtle weight paint. Playing around with weight and strength didn't help. Maybe I should use a subdivision modifier on my plane. I will try that out later.

Great mix of timelapse and real time. I like that you didn't stop to explain every little thing, while beginner friendly makes it a bit exhausting for more intermediate users. Please do more tutorials!

Very educational and helpful! Thanks!

Sir, may I know your system specifications

Super helpful, thanks! Where did you get the plant assets? I know you used Biome Reader to scatter the plants, but where did the ferns, trees, and shrubs come from?

I wish I could do something like that.

Great tutorial, I've often wondered which scattering/Bionome addon to focus on.

This is great! How did you make the trees cutout? 17:05

continue these types of videos it would be a great series. and help a lot of beginners and intermediates like me to learn the ways of blender

Yeah, unless you're focussing on the sky, a 2k or 4k HDRi is perfectly fine. 8k and 16k are just overkill. But it's nice that the options are available. Perhaps we'll need it in the future. :)

Thank for sharing your workflow. :)

Thank you!