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Nice one! If you are using Blender 4.1, they enabled gpu support for open image denoising, which many (including myself) find to work better in the render than optix, but what's an even better thing about that is you can use if for viewport denoising and it's pretty good.

Nice work! you probably know this, but if you press B after G and axis, a box appears to select the snapping point, then you can snap it after that. so for example press G,X,B, pick snap, snap! Yatzee! haha. Idk if I told you this before, but your use of ctrl to snap was something I didn't know before watching your videos. So simple, yet it's a lifesaver! Thanks!

very helpful brother keep it coming

How do you you get that ivy for the walls?, it looks amazing!

Thanks man again fire video ❤❤

Nah this guy makes the best archviz videos on yt

Ekstra:) tut, step by step:) 🙏🤜🤛

How many mm had that camera?

Beautiful work!

great work as always Mr Higgins, I'm currently learning arch vis from your channel, and all i know is i need to get like you

hello and thanks a lot for that , how can we do bloom effect in cycles viewport is it possible ?

gorgeous！

Your Blender training videos are fabulous. As a complete beginner, thanks so much. You rock!

tx bro for this video

Thanks!

can you give us training for interior design on blender professional renderings step by step please renderings such as 3ds max and corona with real measurements

Hi oliver!!! great images and renderings!! really inspiring! but, what's with the over-exposed HDRI's from PG skies? 😵‍💫 I mean, I got the same one you used here but it burns out the exterior completely, it appears just as a white over exposed burnt out background.. how do we properly use these HDRI's from PG's? they are nothing like the ones I usually use from poly haven or other HDRI sources.. thanks!!! I have also left a message on your instagram page :)

perfect！brother

very helpful brother thank you very much

Hey, mate! A little tip for snapping more accurately: Select the object you wanna snap -> Press "G" and then "B" -> Click with the left mouse button in the vertex, edge or anything you want to snap and then, again, in the vertex, edge or anything you want to snap the first snap selection. It will make the first point of reference glue to the second one. Hope I make it clear, it's difficult to explain these things! XD

Thanks for the super info that you give us!

Super useful to know a different workflow that I am used to. Thanks for the tips!

We need fully tutorials for professional interiors ..♥️♥️

Fantastic work Oliver, looking forward to findong some time to go through the whole course

Great job on that series! Thanks for the overview.

Hi Sir, what is the specs of your pc? Thank you.

thx a lot for your sharing! How is your workflow when you make render - like few angles from one room? Do you have same lighting and "stageing" in whole room?

Wowwww you are an artist 😍😍😍 Make this visual a full tutorials pleaaaaaase ♥️♥️♥️♥️

HEy loving your videos. QUick question. I come from architecture and at this point in my career im only used to using Revit or sketchup, rhino too. In blender do you recommend to do simple extrudsions for walls or to use some of the many plugins. Is there any window and door type of addons that make the buildign process faster?

Amazing Course even if not a beginner this was amazing knowledge!

What's next? :D

Is there a way to UV wrap like 3ds max. I remember an old trick we used to do for flooring using one texture or three planks. We would unrwap the UV and then add texture map. then in the 3ds max node we did same thing you did . create nodes that would offset the colors a bit from plank to plank to gie it slight variations.

Was pretty daunted with learning Blender, having used Rhino through architecture school and SketchUp at my internship, but felt it necessary to make the jump as I'm about to lose out on my free student access to most software and having seen the incredible archviz that can be produced with Blender/Cycles. You've made the transition painless, thus far. Thanks for putting this content out here for free. It's huge for people like me! Looking forward to completing the rest of the course and learning from you. Cheers

Been following these are great. For some reason the playlist says 2 videos are missing of hidden. Was looking forward to the compositing and final touch ups of the render. Thanks for these videos!

Really inspired compositional change by adding the opening on the right side of the image. I appreciate tutorials like this that show the experimental side of making professional archviz renders. Looking forward to the next one!

Hi, I am new here. If I import a .skp file for mass modeling, will it make any difference compared to creating it from scratch in Blender?

Nice episode! I love that you explained that you can't be just cutting in doors if it's an actual project that's designed already haha. Cause you know someone would do it. To add to that train of thought, I'm in a situation where I'm the designer and 3d artist, so I often use Blender to do quick and dirty renders to see how my design is looking it more realistic light than just the crappy 3d in my design software. I have changed the design many times after working on the renders. Cheers!

Can you make a tutorial on how to get first clients or how to start making money by doing archviz in blender?

Hey, just wanted to thank you for what you are doing! I am using blender from time to time as an architect and these series are the best!

Foliage made my viewport almost dead. I've Gtx 3060. How to solve that problem ?

Nice video! I've been using gobo's lately to fake the tree shadows.

First time watching your tutorial but won't be the last as it so useful and informative...thanks for sharing knowledge and experience mate.

where did you get your plants from

Thanks

Great work keep up

Sub has come :)

how can i find the plant asset pack that you used?

your mic is always low bro

Nice vid! When you duplicated the wall at about 11:45, did you Shft-D or Alt-D? And would an instance of that wall help?

polliigon is expensive, downloading 16 assets for $29 what if i am working on a full house probably need like 200 assets to fill that house they should implement unlimited download for a monthly fee like envato or other asset websites