Great video as always, thank you.. 👍But you know you are not using the GPU render in Cycles at all if it is greyed out...! 7:34 If GPU Compute is greyed out in the Cycles render settings, You are NOT using your GPU ! To enable GPU rendering, go into the Preferences ‣ System ‣ Cycles Render Devices, and select either CUDA or OptiX for Nvidia To use Optix it need Compute Capability more than 5 Which include all New NVidia GTX Ti - to - RTX Card and should be set to use OptiX - NVIDIA, in the Blender manual you can see list of cards and what to use.. Older Nvidia card use CUDA. AMD need to use different setting.. also described in manual how to activate.( GPU render for older AMD GPU is no longer supported in blender v3.0 and later. You will need to use v2.93 or earlier. ) CHEERS! ✨🥳
Hey there! I must say, your videos are absolutely fantastic! I really appreciate the effort you put into creating such engaging content. I have a small request for you. It seems like there aren't many updated environment videos out there, especially ones that showcase a beautiful forest setting with camera movements using Blender 3.5+. I was wondering if you could possibly create a tutorial showing the easiest way to achieve this. I'm particularly curious if add-ons like True Terrain are worth it or if they just add unnecessary bulk. I've tried a few tutorials myself, but they only seem to work for still images. Whenever I attempt to create an environment with around 10k trees, Blender just crashes on me! However, I recently came across a video that explained how to use geometry nodes to convert trees into low-poly versions while working in the viewport, and then render them in their full glory with a simple press of F12 (the shortcut for rendering an animation). I couldn't help but wonder if this technique could be combined with an add-on like Botaniq. I know it's quite a demanding request, but I really appreciate any help you can offer. Thanks a ton for everything!
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Great video as always, thank you.. 👍But you know you are not using the GPU render in Cycles at all if it is greyed out...!
7:34 If GPU Compute is greyed out in the Cycles render settings, You are NOT using your GPU !
To enable GPU rendering, go into the Preferences ‣ System ‣ Cycles Render Devices, and select either CUDA or OptiX for Nvidia To use Optix it need Compute Capability more than 5
Which include all New NVidia GTX Ti - to - RTX Card and should be set to use OptiX - NVIDIA, in the Blender manual you can see list of cards and what to use.. Older Nvidia card use CUDA.
AMD need to use different setting.. also described in manual how to activate.( GPU render for older AMD GPU is no longer supported in blender v3.0 and later. You will need to use v2.93 or earlier. )
CHEERS! ✨🥳
Thanks for the share, I did not know about this, will defo look into it :)
No problem 👍
Awesome, thanks!
Hey there! I must say, your videos are absolutely fantastic! I really appreciate the effort you put into creating such engaging content. I have a small request for you. It seems like there aren't many updated environment videos out there, especially ones that showcase a beautiful forest setting with camera movements using Blender 3.5+. I was wondering if you could possibly create a tutorial showing the easiest way to achieve this. I'm particularly curious if add-ons like True Terrain are worth it or if they just add unnecessary bulk. I've tried a few tutorials myself, but they only seem to work for still images. Whenever I attempt to create an environment with around 10k trees, Blender just crashes on me! However, I recently came across a video that explained how to use geometry nodes to convert trees into low-poly versions while working in the viewport, and then render them in their full glory with a simple press of F12 (the shortcut for rendering an animation). I couldn't help but wonder if this technique could be combined with an add-on like Botaniq. I know it's quite a demanding request, but I really appreciate any help you can offer. Thanks a ton for everything!
Fantastic engaging content huh? He just shows the videos and projects that the creator already showed.