I'm glad i have played several videogames that where on english, used social medias in english and watched youtube like hell so i could come across this video being able to understand everything this man just said epic style
@@dieblauebedrohung They didn't say they had perfect punctuation, rather that they could understand everything that CGMatter said. There's a big difference between the two.
Dude. Wtf. No joke. I'm always impressed by how fast you can make a tutorial, but now you have made not one, but THREE good and easy to understand tutorials in less than five minutes. How is that even possible???
and you also kinda need the previous knowledge (at least the basic to intermediate one) to get a grasp of what is happening and what each thing is doing, so it isn't entirely for free
The first method actually is super simple if you've been toying in blender and making progress in a few weeks. If youve done a donut w/ sprinkles, then youve already done half the work. The shaders is where it gets a little tricky
AND the plugin is friggin 60 dollars! i mean, i'm not gonna complain or anything but, yeah to me it's not worth it and indeed would rather learn how to do myself.
@@Rogermc for begginers yeah you have to learn step by step but for pros time is everything if u wanna work in company they will give you only 3 min to make perfect grass
Wow...it's been 2 years already. Just came back here to say this video is what kick-started my interest in Blender. Thanks for all you're doing CG Matter!
in 2019 i never though HEY NEXT YEAR IM GANNA WATCH A GROWN MAN IN A BATH TUB IN HIS BOXERS WEARING BLACK SUNGLASSES WEARING A HEADSET AND PEELING A POTATO WHILE TALKING ABOUT MAKING GRASS IN BLENDER
I'm actually pretty proud of myself. A month ago I would've seen the first part of the tutorial and fucking lost my shit and slowed it down to 0.25x speed. Quarantine has gotten me to a comfortable skill level in Blender and now I can see it's pretty normal stuff. Thanks for this, this was super entertaining to learn from. EDIT: holy shit this is the best way to learn. I'm tripping balls that I could follow that so easily and gather the important new information and understand it well enough to easily implement it. you are a king. EDIT 2: aw well it transitioned into the best ad ever I guess but now I have to check if you do that again in your other videos. it was fun while it lasted.
idk how you do it man but every single time i watch your videos i surprised and amazed, and this time it was only you with tthe glasses in the bath that got me
i cannot even put in words how fricken thankful i am for this "blender on crack" tutorial movement and especially ian [hubert]. my mind is constantly jumping, 10 minutes into blender guru i'll probably start doing something entirely different. i could watch through all of ian's talk at blendercon tho :D this, i can just ABSORB (which is not just because it's fast, both ian's and cg matter's are very well written, to be as concise as possible, but still entertaining.) this right here is really working with a modern attention span. and who's to say that a short attention span is worse if you can get half an hour's worth of explaining ( if you value it by what i will go do afterwards/during ) into 5 minutes but not the other way round. longer videos that go in-depth, like blender guru and gleb alexandrov, or cg geek etc, now become more entertaining to me because i can pick up more details and valuable background information (blender guru is stronk here), since i already have the whole entire thing mapped out in my head without having even touched it. i can learn blender in lunchbreak what timeline is this?? anyways, hail ton. and thank you, cg matter. this already made grass life easier.
When he's adding the material for the grass network, make sure you have the initial grass object selected not the terrain. Sounds obvious but I made that mistake so If anyone else did too, make sure to do that. :)
Thank you for including the deletion of the default cube! SO many tutorials neglect this step and I struggle without a step-by-step :s liked and subscribed
I used to like this some time ago. Helping out Blender newbies. But that all changed quickly. To a point where he said he didn't care much for those who couldn't keep up with the speed he used to create these tuts. He actually said that in a video once. I am a newbie and i love Blender and i love people that love Blender and know how to teach and help others. So for this reason i chose to not follow CGMatter anymore. Apart from that, we don't need someone to try to be Ian Hubert because A) Ian Hubert actually knows what he is doing, not just on a professional level, but on a teaching level as well and B) Ian Hubert is the master of Blender and isn't trying to be someone else, which is what i am sensing here and C) (Yes, there is a C), the Lazy Tutorials and how Ian presents it with the speed that he does isn't a trend, it's Ian's thing, so don't go and copy it, create your own style.
These tutorials are great if you already know the software and have some experience on how to do things on your own. However, in order to get to that point you have to watch long and detailed tutorials such as Blenderguru's
I'm brazzilian learning English and surpriselly I was able to understand all the first half. 😆😆😆😆Thanks, man. nice and fun video, very instructive and entertaining.
My dad was in the same room while i was listening to part three. The look on his face when he saw that I understood all of that, priceless. Dad: WTF? Was that even English? Did he even take a breath during that entire time? How can you understand all that? Frikkin' normies, lol.
Duuuuuude... I stumbled across another of your tutorials. The one with 2 photos to use tracking and create the correct perspective etc... and overlay 3D models on a real photo. “This guy’s good”, I thought. But I noticed comments from people asking for the “other” tutorial style. Having no idea what people were talking about, I ignored the comments. Today, TH-cam recommended this video... Wow. Just wow. You’re a genius 👍👍👍👍
Hello im still new to particles, i have a question with the color of the grass. Do we select the grass object itself to give it color? because selecting the "ground" and giving it material only gives the plane itself color, not the particle... also with the "From Instances" box in Texture coordinates. I cannot replicate the effect in the video where a few patches of grass with the secondary bright yellow color, it seems to affect every grass particle object.
could not replicate the from intances...but yeah the material should be added to the grass patch and it would reflect the change in the particle system
Depends, if you make terrains very often, this tool could probably halve your worktime If you don't do that, then don't buy it, basically cause it won't be of much use to you
Worked on my grass for 2 hours. So $30/h so same price as the add on. However I learned some great stuff. I'll take the knowledge any day. Plus I could see this only taking a few minutes after you get the basics down.
Can't wait to use Scatter! (Sees it's at least $45) Ohh..... EDIT, 1 YEAR LATER: Jesus wept, it's $100 dollars now. I'll model my own grass, thank you.
I thought this would be a video that I skipped through to get to the new information, I'm surprised that I actually watch nearly all of it thanks to that dope narration.
I loved the fast bit towards the start, and the rest was still interesting. I don’t even use blender or 3D software anymore but I still love watching your videos
At this rate we’ll all be injecting these compressed tutorials directly into our bloodstream
Wut your not already doing that?
lmao
Give me i meed my fix!
M late but fr.....
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can't wait to show this my friend who has just started to speak English
I lol'd.
I'm glad i have played several videogames that where on english, used social medias in english and watched youtube like hell so i could come across this video being able to understand everything this man just said epic style
😂🥵
@@Gaming_Legend2 "that *where* "on" english"
apparently all that playing and using social media hasn't really helped you after all.
@@dieblauebedrohung They didn't say they had perfect punctuation, rather that they could understand everything that CGMatter said. There's a big difference between the two.
Dude. Wtf. No joke. I'm always impressed by how fast you can make a tutorial, but now you have made not one, but THREE good and easy to understand tutorials in less than five minutes. How is that even possible???
easy to understand isnt really what i would call the rap in the first method, I couldnt do it from memory without setting the speed to 0.25
and you also kinda need the previous knowledge (at least the basic to intermediate one) to get a grasp of what is happening and what each thing is doing, so it isn't entirely for free
first one, not so easy
The first method actually is super simple if you've been toying in blender and making progress in a few weeks. If youve done a donut w/ sprinkles, then youve already done half the work. The shaders is where it gets a little tricky
@@nasswtor yep
"There's this thing called outdoors"
reddit.com/r/outside
it EXIST and not just a legend ?!
Wait! It's a real thing? Not procedual computer generated or something?
yo you posted this comment twice
Lmao
A potato peeling party in the bath and I wasn't even invited. 🙄🔪🥔💔
gotta upgrade to a Jacuzzi first
This sounds like something Salad Fingers would say lol
@@SouthernShotty Truly one of my role models.
Curtis Holt 666 likes 😦😧😳
@@SouthernShotty Hi
now that he's sponsored, he can finally buy a pair of pants.
Strongest memes in the game, my man. Mr. Blender himself would be proud
Ton
Teacher: repeat something?
Me: yes
Teacher: from what moment?
Me: from "good morning"
Tank: "Operator"
Neo: "I need a 3D program"
[phizzz]
Neo: "I know Blender"
I literally watched this at 0.25 speed. Makes him sound like he's so drunk he's going to pass out at any moment, but at least I can follow.
lol same
Hahahahaha, Lmao, I did it after I watched the video incase I missed something
Cg matter with the biggest hoodie in the game
Did Noone notice this comment?
Absolutely inspiring video. Hell yeah cgm
boo
Honestly, the long way was pretty damn cool. That's what I want from tutorials instead of one button plugins.
AND the plugin is friggin 60 dollars! i mean, i'm not gonna complain or anything but, yeah to me it's not worth it and indeed would rather learn how to do myself.
@@Rogermc for begginers yeah you have to learn step by step but for pros time is everything if u wanna work in company they will give you only 3 min to make perfect grass
me to..kinda
the tutorial almost feels like a rap song because he's on flow even when talking slowly, that'd be nice to see
seriously go to 3:39 i'm amazed
It's strange how fast it was yet still I managed to understand everything
Yeah me too
Same
Because he didnt speed up the recording, he spook fast.
He even taught me more stuff than some of my teachers did at slower-than-normal pace. 🤷♂️
Wow...it's been 2 years already. Just came back here to say this video is what kick-started my interest in Blender. Thanks for all you're doing CG Matter!
"fine ill go touch some grass"
in 2019 i never though HEY NEXT YEAR IM GANNA WATCH A GROWN MAN IN A BATH TUB IN HIS BOXERS WEARING BLACK SUNGLASSES WEARING A HEADSET AND PEELING A POTATO WHILE TALKING ABOUT MAKING GRASS IN BLENDER
1 minute in I realized he made this video is his bathtub 😂
Babies on Facebook without their consent = priceless. Damn dude, this is entertaining and informative!
i thought you didnt have a wi-fi in your new place :|
move happened in the middle of the video (and it was uploaded in a library XD)
@@CGMatter ok lolol
Wait..my WI-FI just broke yesterday...hmmmmm..
Aquber ok but who asked
i miss these old fast paced tutorials so much
The jokes are just amazing 😂
There were jokes!?
This is the most chaotic tutorial I've ever seen, yet it was somehow actually really informative and easy to follow????
I started the video without sound
I thought it was a ytp
it still kinda feels like one with sound enabled
As a new blender user I am stuck on the part where he deletes the cube.
I'm actually pretty proud of myself. A month ago I would've seen the first part of the tutorial and fucking lost my shit and slowed it down to 0.25x speed. Quarantine has gotten me to a comfortable skill level in Blender and now I can see it's pretty normal stuff. Thanks for this, this was super entertaining to learn from. EDIT: holy shit this is the best way to learn. I'm tripping balls that I could follow that so easily and gather the important new information and understand it well enough to easily implement it. you are a king. EDIT 2: aw well it transitioned into the best ad ever I guess but now I have to check if you do that again in your other videos. it was fun while it lasted.
idk how you do it man but every single time i watch your videos i surprised and amazed, and this time it was only you with tthe glasses in the bath that got me
Omg yes this is beautiful. Ur outfit in the bath is amazing
easily the best blender tutorial ive seen in about 10 years
I felt like I was slowly being teleported into an aunction for some reason.
This speed vs. the slow speed in other tutorials. There really is videos for every person out there. I like this fast speed.
I feel like this is what Neo felt in the first Matrix when Kung Fu was downloaded right into his brain.
It's pretty addictive, really.
Omfg i absoluttely adore this tut, best thing i have ever seen
Love how u rap the tut :D
i cannot even put in words how fricken thankful i am for this "blender on crack" tutorial movement and especially ian [hubert]. my mind is constantly jumping, 10 minutes into blender guru i'll probably start doing something entirely different. i could watch through all of ian's talk at blendercon tho :D
this, i can just ABSORB (which is not just because it's fast, both ian's and cg matter's are very well written, to be as concise as possible, but still entertaining.) this right here is really working with a modern attention span. and who's to say that a short attention span is worse if you can get half an hour's worth of explaining ( if you value it by what i will go do afterwards/during ) into 5 minutes but not the other way round. longer videos that go in-depth, like blender guru and gleb alexandrov, or cg geek etc, now become more entertaining to me because i can pick up more details and valuable background information (blender guru is stronk here), since i already have the whole entire thing mapped out in my head without having even touched it. i can learn blender in lunchbreak what timeline is this??
anyways, hail ton. and thank you, cg matter. this already made grass life easier.
tutorial goat. this is done so well the reminders and speed are perfect.
I think I do have internet addiction
Literally the best format I've seen. Thank you guy
When he's adding the material for the grass network, make sure you have the initial grass object selected not the terrain. Sounds obvious but I made that mistake so If anyone else did too, make sure to do that. :)
never had so much fun watching a tutorial wow
Thank you for including the deletion of the default cube! SO many tutorials neglect this step and I struggle without a step-by-step :s liked and subscribed
Ok this was the best worst best tutorial that i've watched in my life. +1 SUB
as someone who suffers from ADD... I can confidently say, if my teachers all taught at this speed, I would have been an A student.
CGMatter: awikdawis9dmaiwdmawd Me: displacement where oh there, cloud. CGMatter: awu9idwanuidawuniduin Me: whys my tab key not working? oh thats capslock whoops. CGMatter: waoimdawdnoijdwanijawduindaiun Me: done.
Finally a tutorial I don't have to watch in 2x speed. Thank you.
I used to like this some time ago. Helping out Blender newbies. But that all changed quickly. To a point where he said he didn't care much for those who couldn't keep up with the speed he used to create these tuts. He actually said that in a video once. I am a newbie and i love Blender and i love people that love Blender and know how to teach and help others. So for this reason i chose to not follow CGMatter anymore.
Apart from that, we don't need someone to try to be Ian Hubert because A) Ian Hubert actually knows what he is doing, not just on a professional level, but on a teaching level as well and B) Ian Hubert is the master of Blender and isn't trying to be someone else, which is what i am sensing here and C) (Yes, there is a C), the Lazy Tutorials and how Ian presents it with the speed that he does isn't a trend, it's Ian's thing, so don't go and copy it, create your own style.
These tutorials are so much better than watching blender guru “uhh..” “um” his way through an hour
These tutorials are great if you already know the software and have some experience on how to do things on your own. However, in order to get to that point you have to watch long and detailed tutorials such as Blenderguru's
Don't be a titty
Don't be a knob.
Just purchased this for use in ArchViz. The camera clipping feature is what really sold me. Effective marketing!
shoutout to all my homies out there who slowed down the tutorial because we cant afford the plugin
him peeling a potato in a bathtub with glasses gives me a filthy frank feel
1:32 This is where the fun starts
I'm brazzilian learning English and surpriselly I was able to understand all the first half. 😆😆😆😆Thanks, man. nice and fun video, very instructive and entertaining.
CGMAtter slowly morphs into OG Filthy Frank
i am obsessed with cg matter and i am forcing my friends to watch ur video
My dad was in the same room while i was listening to part three. The look on his face when he saw that I understood all of that, priceless.
Dad: WTF? Was that even English? Did he even take a breath during that entire time? How can you understand all that?
Frikkin' normies, lol.
lol
weird flex
i have no idea how did i get the first method in only one attempt...m getting smarter...thanks bro for helping me know my hidden talent..
All The Best
1:39 oh yes. i really need that boy in rap industry.
Bro I gotta know the song. Kinda 🔥🔥🔥
Duuuuuude... I stumbled across another of your tutorials. The one with 2 photos to use tracking and create the correct perspective etc... and overlay 3D models on a real photo.
“This guy’s good”, I thought. But I noticed comments from people asking for the “other” tutorial style.
Having no idea what people were talking about, I ignored the comments.
Today, TH-cam recommended this video...
Wow. Just wow. You’re a genius 👍👍👍👍
wahahahah... i like this tutorial 😂
Great video! No time wasted on pants! Just high speed blender tutorials!
Why am I watching this I don’t even have blender
lol
than get it
This is also a tutorial on how to make a tutorial channel long term, I just wanna watch you for your personality now
took me 3 esperesso to follow but heck yeah! :D
That is what I call peak performance.
One of your best videos yet.
Mfw I've binge watch so much fast tutorial to the point where it feels slow
After watching this video, I now have water cooling set up going through both sides of my temple.
"Streng" is literally the only thing in this video that I can remember ...
what a mine gold of a channel have I stepped into
Hello im still new to particles, i have a question with the color of the grass. Do we select the grass object itself to give it color? because selecting the "ground" and giving it material only gives the plane itself color, not the particle...
also with the "From Instances" box in Texture coordinates. I cannot replicate the effect in the video where a few patches of grass with the secondary bright yellow color, it seems to affect every grass particle object.
could not replicate the from intances...but yeah the material should be added to the grass patch and it would reflect the change in the particle system
Same here, Still looking for direction....
Same here, not clear at all
Gotta use cycles
@@matthewpiljek7122 use cycles
I think his view strategy is to make people rewatch this over and over again. Good plan
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This man making tutorials like it's a music video.
aight 60$ is way too much for a scattering tool lmao
yea
Depends, if you make terrains very often, this tool could probably halve your worktime
If you don't do that, then don't buy it, basically cause it won't be of much use to you
Worked on my grass for 2 hours. So $30/h so same price as the add on. However I learned some great stuff. I'll take the knowledge any day. Plus I could see this only taking a few minutes after you get the basics down.
Compared to what my company pays for a 3ds max/VRay subscription every year it's dirt cheap.
This is the content we need but don't deserve
Can't wait to use Scatter!
(Sees it's at least $45)
Ohh.....
EDIT, 1 YEAR LATER: Jesus wept, it's $100 dollars now. I'll model my own grass, thank you.
I thought this would be a video that I skipped through to get to the new information, I'm surprised that I actually watch nearly all of it thanks to that dope narration.
I wish I have money just to buy this addon
Best video I've watched in ages.
shit costs 100 bucks im def not paying that lmao
Every learning video should be at this speed for intermediate to advance users.
Shire!
this is certainly one of the videos of all time
Bro plz Be A little Slower or I'm gonna Die Of Heart Attack
If it isn't the coolest video on youtube I really don't know what it is
okay, I just watched the intro, and subscribed, that guy is a genius
BEST.BLENDER.CHANNEL.EVER
I 've lived in this world for 24 long years and this is the only ad I ve enjoyed.
Dude, these videso are brain candy for me!
xD
Wow. I laughed, I cried, I loved it (and learnt stuff). Thank you for another awesome tutorial.
This feast tutorials really make my brain work again after years
Next level dude. No bullshit and entertaining tutorial.
Did I watch this at twice the speed? Yes, yes I did.
lol
CGMatter defines chaotic good
The quality is insane and you're underrated af
Now these are the format tutorial videos I'm looking for.
unmeasurable savage level
eminem been real quite since you posted this video
you dont even have to do much bruh 🤣🤣 the intro had me hooked and subscribed
Whoever followed this tutorial is a LEGEND
I loved the fast bit towards the start, and the rest was still interesting. I don’t even use blender or 3D software anymore but I still love watching your videos