Hey Mike, great video! I was just a bit confused about create though. I understand the workflow side of it, as you showed how everything easily connects into create in real time, that's great, but I don't understand what create is for. Is it a render engine, similarly to assembling and rendering in UE5 or in houdini for example, or is it just a layout app and then you export everything from create to houdini/UE5 for example? And a smaller question, I noticed creating the localhost took 22gb of your RAM, is it really that consuming to use omniverse/USD?
@@MHTutorials3D I see, so then I'm guessing you render and make shaders in create as well. Do they use their own renderer like UE or do you bring in Arnold, redshift, renderman, etc? Either way, really cool stuff and if it turns out you can do anything in create (such as keyframe things for renders etc) then I might have to switch from UE and Houdini rendering over to Create 🤔
Did you get your copy yet ?
Awesome always thanks for these great stuff it's superb , dear mentor #Hermas sir much love from India
Cool stuff.
Thanks buddy
Hey Mike, great video! I was just a bit confused about create though. I understand the workflow side of it, as you showed how everything easily connects into create in real time, that's great, but I don't understand what create is for. Is it a render engine, similarly to assembling and rendering in UE5 or in houdini for example, or is it just a layout app and then you export everything from create to houdini/UE5 for example? And a smaller question, I noticed creating the localhost took 22gb of your RAM, is it really that consuming to use omniverse/USD?
Create is kind of a composer, like UE5.2. As for the 22GB, Yes, it's heavy :-)
@@MHTutorials3D I see, so then I'm guessing you render and make shaders in create as well. Do they use their own renderer like UE or do you bring in Arnold, redshift, renderman, etc? Either way, really cool stuff and if it turns out you can do anything in create (such as keyframe things for renders etc) then I might have to switch from UE and Houdini rendering over to Create 🤔
@@Marcryzk1 You can do all that in Create. If you are looking at animate I would recommend Machinima in Omniverse instead
@@MHTutorials3D Awesome, thank you!
Do you how to get copy of maya
Either get a Free student license at www.autodesk.com or a very affordable Indie license