I was like "oh is there a nice trick to these scenes?" then I was like "ok no is just a bunch of hard work again bummer" lol, great job looks very nice
@@AlbinThorburnshould have made both teams a leader, with dark red armour , and the other one Black armour to make it more like a war❤ good work Brother
@@mrhoneybadger5539 If he worked with other people who knew how to code and use game engines they could probably make a pretty damn good game with his modeling skills.
I 1000% didn’t expect to see you literally start from absolute scratch on the model… I 1000% absolutely loved getting to see that. Thank you for sharing such insane work
Thank you so much! Yeah man, I love blender and it’s crazy how they’ve managed to keep everything free. Honestly it’s one of the best things to happen to 3d artists during my lifetime
Kudos to Skillshare for supporting artists like yourself. Really great to see, also this is high enough quality for documentary things, incredible how you did so much within blender itself.
Love it. But just a tip, medieval knights did not have rust on their armor, or dirty clothes. They typically took a lot of pride in their appearance and especially their armor.
To be fair, not everyone who had armor was a knight. That being said, men-at-arms and infantrymen who owned their own equipment would normally take care of it, and soldiers issued armor were often required to look after it in order to actually get paid.
Yes, they basically would find a nice clean spot to stand like a living statue and only walk on roads. They were also known to avoid everything that could possible make their cloths dirty on the battlefield. And when stains could not be removed, they had many spare items in the closet.
@@robin-comments your sarcasm here makes you sound ignorant. Obviously not. But rusted armor was a big no no. And before a battle, you better believe all their equipment and clothes were in tip top shape. They weren't wearing ripped or battered clothes and garments to a battle.
@@robin-comments apparently they couldn't have been dirty beforehand either, because it's simply not possible that they've been in a situation prior that involved getting dirty and didn't have time to get to the nearest laundromat
Bruh. When I saw the thumbnail I thought you were just going to make a single-frame art piece of a battle, and I still thought that was impressive! This is INSANE!! I'm speechless...
Каждый раз удивляюсь тому какую колоссальную работу он проделывает ради одного видео, как человек 4 года занимающийся 3D могу с уверенностью сказать что сам бы не осмелился проделать нечто подобное... Успехов тебе!
Dude it really is! I want to create an animated short film made entirely in cascadeur some day... Still takes a looot of time but it speeds it up by a factor of 10 or something! Thank you for commenting!
I've been using 3D software since the late 1990s... this might sound a little hyperbolic and that's okay but watching this brings tears to my eyes, bro. How far we've come, in such a little time. In just my own lifetime. Beautiful work, brother 🕊➕❤
Thank you for the beautiful comment ❤️ it’s really amazing, I just love how there are people who put hard work into making this software available to people around the world 🙏
That's really impressive! Instant sub! As someone who started with Cinema 4D about 30 years ago and didn't do much the last ten years it's very impressive to see what's possible now. The part with the clothing is so genious and funny! Massive respect to whoever coded this!
6:44 *TIP - for FREE Cascadeur* - You can use any older version than 2024 to export FBX for FREE (till 300 frames) 😁 also, Scene looks great and realistic... Great work 👍 I love these type of tips-tracks/breakdown where people use of clever tricks to animate scenes.
That just looks surreal. I started blender just last month envisioning to someday make scenes similar to this, and seeing the process and the work you've done is a great motivation to keep studying and trying. That's an awesome video, I'll definitely subscribe and watch more of your content.
Dude, that's great! Keep making projects and don't be to harsh on yourself when starting out! Just do it for the enjoyment of doing it and you'll learn super quick. Cheers!
this is the firsr video of yours i see and its a damn good first impression i really like the use of cascadeur and how the models look. This is amazing
dude what you've achieved is so goddamn incredible, you have pushed Blender to its absolute. The final render was so good, got some Jibaro vibes from Love, Death + Robots. Incredible work, I hope to be as good as you one day. Do you have any patreon or anything where you post longer detailed tutorials?
Love watching skilled users of Blender and their workflow, as an aspiring beginner to the software I hope to one day make rigged models and animations like this. Great work!
I've been learning Blender recently. Had absolutely no idea there was physics simulation in it. Would love more in-depth looks at how all of this works. Amazing stuff, dude
Insane amount of work and talent! I rarely comment on videos, but after looking through your channel, I couldn’t help myself but to express my awe and jealousy of your work 💪🏻💪🏻 Looking forward to your future projects
Wow this is INCREDIBLE. Would you consider doing a tutorial on your process for texturing the armour? Yours looks outstanding and I have been unable to get satisfactory results on armor plates so far. Every tutorial I've seen that has satisfying results requires a Substance Painter Subscription SMH Also the chainmail and cloth sim trick was genius. Truly amazing work
Dude thank you! Yes, I might cover texture painting more in-depth in a future tutorial, but it would probably be a little bit more generalized so not only for metal stuff :) Thank you for the support man, I really appreciate it!
I saw the thumbnail and it made me so curious. I absolutely cannot believe the amount of work that you put into this amazing outcome. Your talent is really inspirational (footnote, I spent all day yesterday trying to create a bascinet helmet and couldnt so I gave up. I will try again tomorrow.)
This is a lot of work, but I'm kind of surprised medieval or medieval/fantasy isn't more of a thing with blender artists, with the full helmet and everything you can get away with not having to do facial animations among other things, this scene came out really well, with refinement you could get it on par with major studios easily.
Mad respect for creating this ! This might inspire other people to create something of their own, looking at what can be done wit blender and taking inspiration from this.
No idea how I got here, never used Blender in my life. I do however work quite a bit with Unreal Engine so I can at least relate to some of the stuff I suppose. Learned a lot of nifty tricks to be sure. Either way, very impressive work man. Creating that stuff from scratch blows my mind. Keep it up!
You used Blender on its total, amazing work brother, dedication is impressive and execution is on point!! Great video!! Great ways for optimization, nice solutions!!
The fact that you put so much work into this and it still looks average compared to like professionally animated movies just highlights the fact that I would never be able to make anything even remotely good if I tried animation. I’m not trying to offend you here, this is awesome! This video just really highlights how difficult animation is. Thank you for your work!
That’s the weirdest reasoning ever 🤔 I think if you want to make animated movies you should go do it? Maybe get a lil team or something if you don’t feel like doing everything alone
I kept waiting for the "so I just went and bought X and used Y addon :^)" but no, actually did the work. What a king! The only crit I can think of is the anims look a bit robotic, too linear, but someone would really have to be looking for it bc the color grading and material work is going a long way to make it believable.
That step of combining ragdoll with normal animation in blender is soo complicated. Really impressive.
Thank you! It was a little difficult to get right but I think it worked out pretty good. Cheers! :D
@@AlbinThorburn yes do the character really collision between each other ? i mean like swords on armors and stuff
@@S9universe Yessir they do!
@@AlbinThorburn If you could make even short tutorial focusing on that part it would be awesome, I've never seen anything made like that in Blender.
@@gordon7936 would you pay him for that?
this is the most insane thing I’ve ever seen done in blender. Absolutely wild.
Thank you man! Glad you liked it
Yoo remember me man ? I used to work for you Nick
so true
You should watch ian hubert
@@unicornhuntercgfr?
I was like "oh is there a nice trick to these scenes?" then I was like "ok no is just a bunch of hard work again bummer" lol, great job looks very nice
It's not hard work if it's fun! ;)
@@AlbinThorburnshould have made both teams a leader, with dark red armour , and the other one Black armour to make it more like a war❤ good work Brother
just make a game at this point
@@mrhoneybadger5539 That is an entirely different skillset
@@mrhoneybadger5539 If he worked with other people who knew how to code and use game engines they could probably make a pretty damn good game with his modeling skills.
I 1000% didn’t expect to see you literally start from absolute scratch on the model… I 1000% absolutely loved getting to see that. Thank you for sharing such insane work
The process and the results were phenomenal! Instant subscribe
Thank you man, glad to hear you liked it
One of the most impresive uses of Blender I've seen
Haha that's very flattering thank you
True 😮
it's insane how far blender has come and to be free this whole time. amazing work on your part
Thank you so much! Yeah man, I love blender and it’s crazy how they’ve managed to keep everything free. Honestly it’s one of the best things to happen to 3d artists during my lifetime
honestly apart from the run, this was a solid animation, I definitely could see it being used in a trailer for a game or something
Kudos to Skillshare for supporting artists like yourself. Really great to see, also this is high enough quality for documentary things, incredible how you did so much within blender itself.
I know right, it's awesome! And I'm still a very small channel :D Thanks for the kind words
looks great! Loved seeing how you build the "crowd" sim. So cool. :D
So realistic feeling. The camera movement is incredibly good.
The camera shake really helps! I use auto keyframing and fly around the scene with the camera so I get real-time control. Cheers!
I understood about 3% of what was said here but it’s absolutely incredible none the less.
seeing someone actually make art in this program is refreshing. well earned sub.
Glad you liked it! Welcome to the channel man! :D
Refreshing? Countless people 'actually' make art with Blender every day.
The fact that you also modeled knights is crazy! How long making this animation take!? This looked like a movie scene 🔥🔥
Love it. But just a tip, medieval knights did not have rust on their armor, or dirty clothes. They typically took a lot of pride in their appearance and especially their armor.
To be fair, not everyone who had armor was a knight. That being said, men-at-arms and infantrymen who owned their own equipment would normally take care of it, and soldiers issued armor were often required to look after it in order to actually get paid.
Yes, they basically would find a nice clean spot to stand like a living statue and only walk on roads. They were also known to avoid everything that could possible make their cloths dirty on the battlefield. And when stains could not be removed, they had many spare items in the closet.
@@robin-comments your sarcasm here makes you sound ignorant. Obviously not. But rusted armor was a big no no. And before a battle, you better believe all their equipment and clothes were in tip top shape. They weren't wearing ripped or battered clothes and garments to a battle.
@@fernandodossantos6619there were probably various of scenarios.
@@robin-comments apparently they couldn't have been dirty beforehand either, because it's simply not possible that they've been in a situation prior that involved getting dirty and didn't have time to get to the nearest laundromat
Bruh. When I saw the thumbnail I thought you were just going to make a single-frame art piece of a battle, and I still thought that was impressive! This is INSANE!! I'm speechless...
honesty you deserve a role in hollywood cg supervisor
That’s too kind of you
Каждый раз удивляюсь тому какую колоссальную работу он проделывает ради одного видео, как человек 4 года занимающийся 3D могу с уверенностью сказать что сам бы не осмелился проделать нечто подобное... Успехов тебе!
unless youve used blender i dont think youd realise just how damn impressisive this is. Its absolutely nuts! nice work man keep it up 🤟
You are an excellent teacher! Clear and concise. You explain exactly what you're doing and why. No fluff, straight to the point. Great video!
This is seriously impressive, really enjoyed the breakdown, awesome work!
That's awesome to hear! Thank you very much :D
This is incredible you always push blender so far you are a pioneer! I lvoe this channel!!!!!
I'm still learning, but thank you so much for your kind words, I'm really flattered
Absolutely mind blowing
Thanks a lot!
Looks like a ridley scott movie battle scene, beyond impressive!
Cascadeur software just a lifesaver for animators!!!
Dude it really is! I want to create an animated short film made entirely in cascadeur some day... Still takes a looot of time but it speeds it up by a factor of 10 or something! Thank you for commenting!
I've sent you a follow request on Instagram, I'd love to learn a bit of environment work from you if that's possible. Your stuff is absolutely crazy!
@@AlbinThorburn Why privated? Lol... I'll follow back!
HEY CG MAN!!! Been a huge fan of yours man!
@@DejiDigital Thank you! Hehe... 😁🙌
I've been using 3D software since the late 1990s... this might sound a little hyperbolic and that's okay but watching this brings tears to my eyes, bro. How far we've come, in such a little time. In just my own lifetime. Beautiful work, brother 🕊➕❤
Thank you for the beautiful comment ❤️ it’s really amazing, I just love how there are people who put hard work into making this software available to people around the world 🙏
10:04 Imagine you're on the battlefield and you don't know which team you're in 💀
Scary stuff 😫
Well. That's why medieval wars had Flags bearers roaming even in the warzones.........
Im impressed, jealous and not so jealous at the same time considering the time this must have taken. Amazing work!
Thanks man! I always come back to your videos whenever I get lost with my projects. Keep up the awesome work :)
That's great to hear man! Really appreciate you
Wow the output is just amazing hats off to your hard work. really appreciable
Incredible ! Thx for the tutorial and explanation
Thank YOU!
this is Hollywood level! amazing
Result looks phenomenal
That's really impressive! Instant sub!
As someone who started with Cinema 4D about 30 years ago and didn't do much the last ten years it's very impressive to see what's possible now. The part with the clothing is so genious and funny! Massive respect to whoever coded this!
These videos are gold, thank you so much FxForge.
That means a lot, thanks for the support man!
That work is amazing!
Truly amazing work! I really enjoyed the final scene!
Tack :D Älskar dig!!
bro is a one man AAA+ studio, crazy!❤
Naaah that’s too kind of you 😭 thank you brother
man i love that you do not dive too deep in details, but explain enough to understand the process. Thank you!
This is one of the greatest things i seen in blender and as a beginner i felt like i understood everything step u took
6:44 *TIP - for FREE Cascadeur* - You can use any older version than 2024 to export FBX for FREE (till 300 frames) 😁
also, Scene looks great and realistic... Great work 👍
I love these type of tips-tracks/breakdown where people use of clever tricks to animate scenes.
Dude that's great! Thank you!
Is there a way to download the older version? I missed the chance to download before they updated.
@@nonameman7114 From their website, login -> go to download page -> Scroll Down to see the links of older versions.
That 9k subscriber jump in 8 days was well earned, you made unbelievable complexity look easy
00:10 piereff ? piref ? whaat You say ?
Pure ref
That just looks surreal. I started blender just last month envisioning to someday make scenes similar to this, and seeing the process and the work you've done is a great motivation to keep studying and trying. That's an awesome video, I'll definitely subscribe and watch more of your content.
Dude, that's great! Keep making projects and don't be to harsh on yourself when starting out! Just do it for the enjoyment of doing it and you'll learn super quick. Cheers!
this is the firsr video of yours i see
and its a damn good first impression
i really like the use of cascadeur and how the models look. This is amazing
That’s great to hear! Glad you liked it :)
f*king impressive, crazy work brother.
This. This is so inspiring, pure hard work. Great great job.
dude what you've achieved is so goddamn incredible, you have pushed Blender to its absolute. The final render was so good, got some Jibaro vibes from Love, Death + Robots. Incredible work, I hope to be as good as you one day. Do you have any patreon or anything where you post longer detailed tutorials?
Love watching skilled users of Blender and their workflow, as an aspiring beginner to the software I hope to one day make rigged models and animations like this. Great work!
Man this is crazy 😧, and you did that just inside blender. Waouh that's great.
Oh wow amazing work! The tenacity to see this project all the way through is impressive and the end result was well worth it
Damn bro. DAMN. That's some insane skill you have there. Subbed.
the chain mail is the coolest part (of the modelling process at least) this is incredible dude!
Thank you! I loved how the chainmail turned out too :)
incredible work, good job my man, blender users know how difficult this is 👏
Cheers man thank you for the comment ❤️
I've been learning Blender recently. Had absolutely no idea there was physics simulation in it. Would love more in-depth looks at how all of this works. Amazing stuff, dude
Insane amount of work and talent! I rarely comment on videos, but after looking through your channel, I couldn’t help myself but to express my awe and jealousy of your work 💪🏻💪🏻
Looking forward to your future projects
Thank you man I really appreciate that! :D
i thought youre gonna use sketch fab models or something but you did almost everything by yourself holy shit man. top W
really well made video , ragdoll sims part really got me interested , never knew blender could do that , so I'm going to learn more about it
This just makes me have so much respect for the AOE2 Intro animators/editors, etc.
That is amazing! Thanks for sharing this 💯
Wow this is INCREDIBLE.
Would you consider doing a tutorial on your process for texturing the armour? Yours looks outstanding and I have been unable to get satisfactory results on armor plates so far. Every tutorial I've seen that has satisfying results requires a Substance Painter Subscription SMH
Also the chainmail and cloth sim trick was genius. Truly amazing work
Dude thank you!
Yes, I might cover texture painting more in-depth in a future tutorial, but it would probably be a little bit more generalized so not only for metal stuff :)
Thank you for the support man, I really appreciate it!
The way it looks is like a Hollywood movie! Of course a few tweaks is needed here and there but OMG WHAT A MASTERPIECE!
Thank you! I really appreciate it! :D
Honestly impressive. NGL thought when you said you rotated them by 180 I started looking for those soldiers who were hitting air.
So impressed . Looks really good 👍(looks like a intro from a game , amazing )
Incredible work! Thank you for sharing! 🙏
That's insane , They way they were charging at each other was hilarious.
I saw the thumbnail and it made me so curious. I absolutely cannot believe the amount of work that you put into this amazing outcome. Your talent is really inspirational (footnote, I spent all day yesterday trying to create a bascinet helmet and couldnt so I gave up. I will try again tomorrow.)
aweseome! crazy amount of work to get to the final render and, really fun to see all the details that played into it! ;)
Thank you! Glad you liked it
This is a lot of work, but I'm kind of surprised medieval or medieval/fantasy isn't more of a thing with blender artists, with the full helmet and everything you can get away with not having to do facial animations among other things, this scene came out really well, with refinement you could get it on par with major studios easily.
This channel bring blender to the next level
This is absolutely mind blowing, im happy to find your channel, cant wait to watch more of your videos. I cant belive im just discorving you
Das ist ja geisteskarnk gut gemacht dachte nicht das man das überhaupt in blender hinbekommt. Mien Respekt Kollege.
Crazy that not one of these people are real...U are amazing homie.
Thank you man I appreciate that! :D
Mad respect for creating this ! This might inspire other people to create something of their own, looking at what can be done wit blender and taking inspiration from this.
No idea how I got here, never used Blender in my life. I do however work quite a bit with Unreal Engine so I can at least relate to some of the stuff I suppose. Learned a lot of nifty tricks to be sure. Either way, very impressive work man. Creating that stuff from scratch blows my mind. Keep it up!
Thank you man, great to hear that you learned some stuff! I try to keep it entertaining but still put in some valuable information
Thank you, this was very easy to follow, using simple items and tools found around the house.
This made me chuckle 😂
Fantastic job, This looks awesome!
Thank you man! Love your work
Excellent result. Hollywood quality. You're a master of Blender, congrats. I can't imagine the long hours you've dedicated to your craft.
Your modeling and texturing capabilities are insane man 👏
Stunning detail in that model. I found it fascinating how you made the chainmail.
Bro took Blender to another level! Great work there!
Great tutorial!! Subscribed you ❤
The method you used for chainmail was genius! I was wondering how you were going to cut it in the shape of a person. Well done!
yo that making of the chainmail was elegant af
Wildest solo blender project ❤️🔥
WTF bro? Are you god😮 how many months spent doing this masterpiece?? Incredible work!
I would say it was around 40-50 hours but not entirely sure :)
You used Blender on its total, amazing work brother, dedication is impressive and execution is on point!! Great video!! Great ways for optimization, nice solutions!!
Imagine if Shogun Total War or Medieval Total War had such detailed and unique fights when you zoom in…
By a single person. this is ABSOLUTELY INSANE, good stuff dude
Amazing work and result
The fact that you put so much work into this and it still looks average compared to like professionally animated movies just highlights the fact that I would never be able to make anything even remotely good if I tried animation. I’m not trying to offend you here, this is awesome! This video just really highlights how difficult animation is. Thank you for your work!
That’s the weirdest reasoning ever 🤔 I think if you want to make animated movies you should go do it? Maybe get a lil team or something if you don’t feel like doing everything alone
You dont know how good you have it, back in my day to render this would have taken a month and two super computers, great work
Very impressive hopefully a game developer will see this and give you an opportunity into this as a career
Dude!!! Great work!
I can't tell what what's better.. the final result or the entire process.
It's so cinematic bravo
This guy just did a better battle scene by all himself than movie studios.
So good, im definitly going to use ragdoll in the pwnisher challenge! thank you for reminding me that existed lol
Oh man that's a good idea! I should maybe do an entry as well...
You're not human. It's unbelievable!!! I'll never be able to do something like this
I kept waiting for the "so I just went and bought X and used Y addon :^)" but no, actually did the work. What a king!
The only crit I can think of is the anims look a bit robotic, too linear, but someone would really have to be looking for it bc the color grading and material work is going a long way to make it believable.
Thank you! The animation could definitely have been better, but that’s an art in and of itself! I’m just starting out learning character animation :)