Every Way to Optimize the Blender Viewport

In this video, I'll show you how to optimize & speed up the blender viewport (7 methods).
Checkout the Temporal Animation Stabilization Node Group: edinspiegel.gumroad.com/l/hbhbn
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:10 Method 1 & 2
0:30 Method 3
1:12 Method 4
2:03 Method 5.1 & 5.2
2:57 Method 6 & 7
#blender #3d #blendertutorial #blender3d

[@IrvanQadri]

I''ll add one last emergency feature are "Viewport render animation" on view tab (not be confused with workbench renderer). Its the fastest way to see the timing/pacing for final animation

[@IrocZIV]

Your side note about the eye not disabling objects in viewport from being calculated was very helpful.

[@HikaTamika]

Agreed. It literally solved my lag! I had some BG items that I only need in the render that slowed the viewport to a crawl

[@chieesecakie]

THANK YOU SO MUCH, i have been trying to solve this issue for so much time. i really appreciate ur content

[@edinspiegel]

I'm glad the video helped you!

[@user-vi7ku3be7p]

Dude THANKS SO MUCH YOU ACTUALLY HELPED. All the other YT tutorials were ass.

[@edinspiegel]

I'm so glad it helped you!

[@HeavenComet]

BROOO, tysm, ive been animating at 5 fps for a couple days and i was so confused bc i was hiding the object but i had suspicions it was still being calculated but i couldn't figure out how to truly hide it, the tv icon thing worked perfectly!!!

[@edinspiegel]

I'm so glad it helped you!

[@SvenCheddar]

That / key to disable trick omg

[@_FaUlti_]

Only real informative video on the matter, probably, given the first 20 search results with the red arrows.

[@zurasaur]

Legend thanks bro

[@arnosti1615]

Wow I really appreciate your content

[@edinspiegel]

Thank you so much! that means a lot!

[@Alegiance]

This is so helpful thank youuuuuu

[@edinspiegel]

Im so glad it helped you!

[@418jh]

Thank you. The video that actually helps and is well made is the one with the least amount of views somehow.

[@edinspiegel]

I''m glad you liked it & found it helpful!

[@PhenomenalWorld-bl5gr]

Thanks dude

[@edinspiegel]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@emilsvfx]

ok, but if you have a lot if similar you can use collection instance, this increse performance drasticly!

[@edinspiegel]

oh thanks for letting me know - I didn't know about that - seems like a neat way to optimize the viewport as well - I'll definitely test it out!

[@emilsvfx]

yes in this way objects become to real instance, compare to "Linked Object data"@@edinspiegel

[@andrewwilliams1884]

Bro, do you have any suggestions regarding rendering the Fuild simulation with bubble particle animation? It takes forever too long to render one frame; it almost takes more than 2 hours. my resolution set to 200 for liquid and for particles I use 10% which have around 200k-250k particles for bubbles i used Ico sphere which has 8 faces & my sample account is 100 first I rendered 3-4 frames with 150 Samples it took 3 Hrs to render one Frame i can't justify time & energy it consumes running PC For hours just to render 44 frames of animation, is it normal or do I have a problem in my system? I have an AMD 6600 RX GPU. I'm so overwhelmed. If you have any suggestions, please let me know.😢

[@edinspiegel]

Hey there - yeah I think I know what the problem is cause I actually had the exact same situation when working on my fluid simulation tutorial - the solution was to disable motion blur - and add with the compositor instead (using the vector render pass & a vector blur node) - I hope that helps!

[@andrewwilliams1884]

​@@edinspiegelI tried using that, bro. I don't know why it doesn't work with fluid. I thought the first problem was with the latest blender build, so then I tried the old 3.5. The same issue was encountered there too. I tried several times with different settings it had in the vector blur node and still it didn't show any effect whatsoever, but when I tried using normal, non-fuild animation, it did work. Why is that? I can't use normal motion blur because it takes over 2-3 hours just to render one frame, whereas without motion blur, it literally took just 40-50 seconds per frame. I finished the entire 44-frame animation exactly in 30 minutes. where I rendered 35 frames with default motion blur, it literally took 14-15 hours. I stopped it after that. It makes no sense to waste so much time and energy by running a PC for hours. If that's how it is, then I'm done messing with fluid.

[@edinspiegel]

Oh yeah for the vector blur to do anything to the fluid, you have to enable "use speed vectors" in the mesh section of the fluid domain settings & also switch the cache type to uni cache & then re-bake - otherwise the vector blur won't affect the fluid. I think I also mentioned it in this video here: th-cam.com/video/sye6DI3vZGs/w-d-xo.html

[@heresyy53]

bro do somethink with your hands pls