Digital Lego City: The Embankment | Episode 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2024
- I finished off the alleyway and so in today’s episode, I’m going to finish off this tan building and then create an embankment to add some height variation to my city.
This was made in Bricklink's Studio and Blender.
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I really appreciate that despite everything being digital, you don't take the unlimited amount of parts for granted and actually use things like brick and plywood for extreme changes in elevation the way most of us city builders would in real life. Keep up the great work!
Well, having too many excess bricks also tax the machine
the unnececary detail of "constructing" the tables, i love it, cheff kiss
Simply incredible! Your attention to details in making everything look realistic, like the tables not perfectly aligned, is borderline insane but sells it 100%! And the city is going to be epic! Amazing work!
thanks!
For real I just saw this for the first time and my initial thought was that the "it's digital" was an inside joke here among the viewers because it all looked perfectly real at first
new favorite youtube series
The fact you're creating an industrial cityscape is fascinating, making this series 100x more interesting than a digital 'standard' city that usually have too much crammed into too little space. Your layout feels natural and realistic.
I love all of the world building elements you add to the city, it makes it feel so alive.
Speachless.
No matter how many times I watch these videos, the attention to detail is so high I find it difficult it's not real!
Even the little pieces of paper or wood not perfectly aligned, but in a realistic setup.
It's just amazing!
thanks!
Superb as always!
Its insane how real this looks. Fabulous work!
thanks!
I still cant comprehend it
These renders are amazing! You keep saying over and over that it's all digital but my mind keeps saying, 'No way! This has GOT to be a real build!"
Very impressive! I’m so amazed by it all!
Still can't believe how real this looks! At this point im starting to doubt if I'm real
This is so cool! Can't wait to see more!
This build is really cool! Idk if I’ve seen anyone do an industrial area to this extent. I also love the mini-figs building the track into nothingness.
You now have suprised me 3 times in a row, I realy like this series!
i have been waiting for this, blows my mind that this can be done. good work!
This is such a unique series! Never stop please
This is so freaking cool
I still can't believe this is all digital, it looks so good! Keep up the series, love it
dang, im really loving this series so far
The camera shake is really imersive, well done.
I really wanna see something like Episode 300 when you have a building in size of Gotham lol!
Would have loved to see a little in-progress work on the yellow building. Driver's eye view was fantastic - steering wheel animations were just superb. I love the gritty, urban feeling of this series in contrast to the idyllic European village aesthetic of BrickCrafts
thanks! I'll add more in-progress building like I did in the previous video for the next one!
Sub-scribed! This is awesome, I love this concept! No limitations, and some super cool builds can’t wait to see more!
Love this series dude
Amazing work! I would love to see a “behind the scenes” of how you work in Blender with the render settings, camera, and exporting from studio to blender
I don't often leave likes and comments, but your digital creation demands that I give you both. I hope that you continue this project into the future and I hope others discover what you're building here too!
thanks for the kind words!
bro... i am spechless. The build iteself is very good, but the visualization, the attention to details like random scattered legos. You sems to have the production quality of an actual studio, tv level quality. Bravoh, phenomenal work.
thanks!
Even though I understand this is not real LEGO, it still fools me every scene! It is just that incredible.
I would be really interesed to see the process behind the scene!
Also, I cant wait when LEGO games start to look like this.
thanks! Yeah, I want to talk about the process behind at some point. There are some interesting tweaks I had to do for performance reasons that are somewhat interesting.
I watched this twice. I love all the details, the heart and humour you pour into it! So so cool
yay!! ive been waiting for this!🤭🤭
Love seeing out construction traffic barrels in the city, nice work super cool!
thanks!
cool
Once this channel goes viral, some fan will recreate this city in real Lego.
your videos are so calming and nice . I think it’d suit the vibe if you had music playing the whole time , not just at the end :)) my favorite royalty free track is Soul & Mind by E’s Jammy Jams !
This is so cool. My fondness of lego meets my fondnss of old industrial areas 😄 The rendering is on point!
Love the elevated rail spur! I believe most of those in real life are former coaling docks - you'd spot a hopper car full of coal there and it'd dump out below the cars into large bins for delivery to local buildings for heating! They're more common in the northeastern US, and you can see plenty of them if you know where to look! Very curious to see what you'll repurpose this one into.
I really want to make one of those iron ore docks you see in the Great Lakes ie the ones in Duluth
@@CanosieLabs That'd be super cool, though probably not the most realistic for the middle of a city! Ore trains were almost always *only* carrying huge quantities of ore and it's rare to see ore jennies mixed in with a normal train.
I had planned an abandoned coal dock turned scrap yard that looked a lot like this on my N scale layout - could be a cool direction to go - gondolas would come in above and a large claw crane would load them full of scrap from below.
Loving the videos
Great stuff!
thanks!
It just gets better each video - again your color choices and detail make your city stand out from any other Lego city, and as others have said, it really does look real! Your brick choices are so good
Perfect! My eyes still can't believe that it's digital
Omg i actually thought this was real while watching
Great content! Love the realism..., not just the digital lego part
One of the best lego series on youtube 🎉
Legit my favorite LEGO city! Keep up the good work!
Babe wake up new digital Lego city dropped
I really like your style. Making it digitally but also keeping it kind of real.
How is this possible. It looks amazing, you really cant say the difference between digital and real lego. You put such en effort in the detail, this is amazing. The lightning on the bricks, the camera movements.. awesome
thanks!
This might be the coolest thing ive ever seen. Good job!
It's really cool to see what could be done with a pretty much infinite budget and availability, but idk... it all being digital just doesn't feel the same to me. Theres outstanding talent in Lego building and CGI work here though, no doubts about that at all.
I love the detail of using bricks to raise the plywood :D Would be sick if you could walk around it like in a 3D game..
Best series on Legotube these days!
haha thanks!
if bro wins the lottery, he needs to build this irl
This series is also my favourite TH-cam series
You deserve a million followers, you have a real eye for making a realistic city
thanks!
I didn't read the title and just thought I was watching a real Lego city build! Your attention to detail is amazing!
thanks!
This is probably my favorite series atm. I mostly use yt for background noise anymore but I watch every moment of your videos!❤
thanks for the kind words!
Your building style is mind blowing!!!!! I just love it.
thanks!
finnaly new video
Sorry, but I still can't really believe that this is digital. Could you do me a favor and simply show that you can easily copy a house in the next video? It is such an incredible work (both literally and figuratively :-D) Please go ahead and show us more of it!
In the past we said: Damn, this can't be real... Now we say: Damn, this must be real!
wait the entire thing is digital as the room table etc.? very nice
yup!, whole thing is digital. Well expect that small part where I show my hand placing down a brick :P
so this is all in blender wow, i thought you where actually building it
i genuinely cant believe that this isnt real like wtf
10 years from now he’ll have a full city
This really is amazing, I love how you not only detail the city but also everything else 😉
thanks !
@@CanosieLabs no problem, keep up the great work!
bro is so talented...
im really having a hard time believing this is all digital
Did you photoscan the cardbox at 3:40 ? That by itself is very impressive from a CGI perspective!
hi, It is, but I didn't photoscan it myself. The box is from Quixel Megascans.
You can write a script for instruction generation? Will interesting build some your building.
You must have a supercomputer. I tried adding a few hundred real Lego bricks in Fusion360, but it cant handle it.
pls add some raccoons love your project
Wow! It becomes better and better! How do you manage to render this out without shaky and dancing shadows? I rendered a lego video and especially the reflections and shadows are dancing!
hi, some of the flicking is caused by the denoising. In fact, the scene where the camera is inside the truck originally had a lot of flickering near the corners. I removed that using Divinci Resolve temporal noise reduction. It works pretty good..though you do loose some fine detail though. So it's a balance.
I still don't believe you, this is real :)
I agree. I can't convince myself this is a rendering. Occasionally there is something that doesn't feel real (one of the camera moves early in this video being one of them), but the rest is just brilliant.
Will there be an AR version of this?
This is awesome! How long does such a video take to render?
hi, I render at 30fps and so a 20 second clip is 600 frames. Each frame takes around 1 min to 1:20 min to render. So a 20 second clip takes hours. Like around 15hrs. I spread out the rendering over weeks, usually at night. But sometimes I make a mistake and have to re-render a segment which is painful :(
It's all done on my PC which has a decent 3090 video card. I haven't tried using a render farm yet.
@@CanosieLabs Thank you!
The only thing that gives away the fact that this is digital is the camera movements. And just barely. It's really messing with my head that it's not real
How long are the render times for these videos?
hi, I render at 30fps and so a 20 second clip is 600 frames. Each frame takes around 1 min to render. So a 20 second clip takes around 15hrs. I spread out the rendering over weeks, usually at night.
Are you concerned about unfeasible remdertimes as you add more and more geometry to the scene?
hi, That's a good question. I do make some optimizations even now. At some point I'll have to start breaking the city in to separate files and this is ok since close up shots don't ever show the entire city. I have tried some quick performance tests to see how zoomed out shots that pan across the entire city would work.
I did it by duplicating the existing buildings so isn't a 'true' performance 'test' since I basically created many many linked duplicates of my existing buildings but this is all I can do for now. It did seem to handle quite a large city.
Of course the viewport becomes unusable long before this. This is somewhat ok since I can just hide the buildings I'm not working on.
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Do you plan on making a full blown city in this serius? Like a full downtown, industrial, residential and so on
Hi, I think so. I really like the look of industrial scenes so that's why I'm starting with it.
@@CanosieLabs cool. I’m really enjoying the series keep it up beratna
If the camera was more naturql I would have no clue it's not real.
Wait... so what we see is computer program like studio? It's not real bricks? I'm confused.
hi, Bricklink's Studio is what's used design the buildings and Blender is used to render out the images and videos.
It's all digital. You can see a clay render of the city on my community tab.
Is this digital or real?
also you should just make a random flying table in the background (IF it's digital)
hi, its all digital. Rendered in Blender. You can see a clay render of the city on my community tab.
@@CanosieLabs 👍
Will you ever actually build this?
haha, maybe if I had the space and money...
It's like @BevinsBricksWorld back in the days🙂
These are by far the most realistic LEGO buildings. Please provide building plans for them. But I'm not convinced, that this is made with Blender. It looks too real. Please put something in the next video to convince me, that this buildings are not build from real LEGO bricks.
hi, you can see a clay render of the city in my community tab.
It's so weird to me that this is digital
so why are you making it digitally, is it about lego's being pricy or what is the reasoning behind it? or is it just for shits and giggles
I think he mentioned it in the first episode th-cam.com/video/_nQHss5NxN0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4F1VPBK23vwk0Y3w
hi. I wanted to build a Lego city, but I don't have the space for it where I live. Or the spare money. But I do really like the creative aspects of building (I did a bit of HO scale modeling - trains in the past). So I decided to try it out in digitally.