I'm glad I followed all the comments concerning your tutorials. I'm working on a video game using blender and I also want to do cinematic reels/ or a series of short animations about the world of my game characters.I'm struggling with linking and appending files and moving objects
TNice tutorials is much more simple than I thought with you explaining it. Currently half way through and I feel like I know everytNice tutorialng already lmao
very cool tut. The only thing that was different is after baking I don't see the bake texture on the mushroom at 15:56, only the chekerboard. but I see the baked result in the image editor and it also work in the final render. it's like the viewport texture does not update... Is there anything to do to make the texture update n the viewport?
Awesome video! Since baking can't really get any good results for moving objects/camera combined with glossy surfaces. Are render times still recognizibly reduced when only baking "good resulting" surfaces in the scene and rendering the glossy in any way?
great vid as always. I wanted to say special thanks for the light management tricks such as rotating around interest and double R. Very much appreciated. Wasn't there also a trick to see through the light to see where it's pointing?
Gleb - Amazing - I am big fan of your works and as it happens baking as i like stuff in realtime - but in Blender 2.78 I have no option to bake textures only - have you any idea what is happening - i'd be so grateful for your help...
Thank you so much this will be really helpful, one quick question though, I have an object with 4 textures, in order for baking to work will I have to separate each texture into a separate object?
Hey Gleb, sorry to bother you but I'm trying to find out how to bake my textures in an animation I'm doing with animated character's & I can find nothing on youtube about how to do that except for those that only animate the camera not the subject of the bake. Is it possible to bake the textures of a full animation & if so what parts could I bake? I strive for realism because that's my preference, I'm also using the Manuel Bastioni Laboratory for the character's I'm trying to bake. I made a 120 frame animation of an elven woman doing a Matrix leapwhich has been rendering for the last 5 days on & off at 1 frame per hour. I'm poor so my computer is crap. I can't upgrade it because it's to old ( I don't even have a recognoizable gpu Geforce 210, hell I can't even run Blender 2.8) & I can't afford to get a better one as of now so this info would be a life saver to what I'm trying to accomplish. Thx in advance.
Hi Gleb, I have a question when I bake a texture, In 2.79 or 2.80 the result is correct, but in other software in the final rendering results, it is not correct, I found that the effect of filmic, how can I export the filmic processed baked map?
Hey Gleb, is it possible to bake lighting into procedural (not properly UV unwrapped) textures? Or does baking strictly require your models to be unwrapped? Thanks!
just one thing gleb, you should probably have packed UV islands when making the atlas for the mushrooms, and not unwrapped them all from new. it seems like you got some unwrapping distortion that you had fixed before texturing them
I'm glad I followed all the comments concerning your tutorials. I'm working on a video game using blender and I also want to do cinematic reels/ or a series of short animations about the world of my game characters.I'm struggling with linking and appending files and moving objects from one layer to the next. keeping poly count low but still creating amazingly realistic look. could you outline a workflow for pre processing and post that you would use. Blender is an incredible program and it allows you too do all the above. how too export the animation for my TH-cam channel is the ultimate question for you today
Thank You! This video came at a perfect time! One question, if I'm using volumetric lighting for fog will I not be able to bake that into my scene? Also in longer animation scenes with characters moving, wouldn't the lighting change enough so that baking would be impractical? Thanks
I guess it's not possible to bake volumetric effects, as they can't be projected to a surface (and they are influenced by the camera position, and so on). For moving characters, baking can be used to some extent. For example, you can bake ambient occlusion, diffuse color, normal map, subsurface scattering or the complete pass but without the harsh shadows.
I created a big house in blender, to texture walls, archs, roof and cartonpierres seperately, i seperated those and made them new objects. Should i render first or texture first? Since it will take hours to render it ,Everytime i change something will it render again? Thank you...
what about the transaparent subjects and glass subjects? how about the big scenes? is there any possibilities to bake the lighting in a file instead of uv image?
I'm glad I followed all the comments concerning your tutorials. I'm working on a video game using blender and I also want to do cinematic reels/ or a series of short animations about the world of my game characters.I'm struggling with linking and appending files and moving objects from one layer to the next. keeping poly count low but still creating amazingly realistic look. could you outline a workflow for pre processing and post that you would use. Blender is an incredible program and it allows you tquestion for you todayoo do all the above. how too export the animation for my TH-cam channel is the ultimate
With all the soft soft tutorials that exist on YT, yours just created that "light bulb illumination" mont in my head. Thanks for taking the
5 minutes in and ive already learned more about lighting then I have in months
Jonathan, do you remember a scene from Matrix, where Neo was learning kung-fu in 5 minutes? Bingo. Matrix has you.
In reality actors have trained for months!
David Boura more likely the stunt double.
My man's dedication is over the top!
Just a cool tip I learned: if you select any texture node and hit Ctrl-T, node wrangler automatically adds a mapping and texture coordinate node
Gleb you are an artistic genius and a master of Blender, I'm glad you are around to help us peasants. I love your creative editing style.
Long time fan. I learn about 20 new things every time I watch a video you post/visit your website! Keep up the awesome work!
You are an excellent instructor. I will stick with you.
The 3 people with thumbs down are not from the Blender community they are just trespassing. Great stuff man extra thanks for the files.
People: What are you doing as concept artist? - „Today I baked mushrooms“
How are you so efficient with everything, Gleb??!! You really are a mastermind
No worries, I'm totally inefficient with many things.
Thank u for being a great human being and taking ti to help all of us noobs out cheers
Love the "nerdgasm concept!!" :)
Geat tut as always
Gleb you must be a god or something .. that's insane
very nice the blend files you provided were solid
awesome Gleb !!! could like it a thousand times
Thank you so much for making stuff in soft a lot easier to understand.
Really nice job. I did so stuff with MIDI/DAW/soft banks wayyy back in like 99/00 in college and was ok at it. I bought soft soft last
time is money ;)
thanks for the good tutorial!
No problems ;)
Now this is a special video, sharing it!
Gleb is Genius!
I'm glad I followed all the comments concerning your tutorials. I'm working on a video game using blender and I also want to do cinematic reels/ or a series of short animations about the world of my game characters.I'm struggling with linking and appending files and moving objects
Your tutorial save my life again,thank you very much.
I love these tutorials by Simple Jack :)
Awesome guy! Saved me hours & hours!
You are the best blender youtuber
You are so good at doing stuff efficiently... Thanks for easy to understand and very useful tutorials. Thumbs up!
Amazing artwork 👍
wow! we always have everytNice tutorialng to learn! Great to know you!
What a great tutorial, thanks Gleb!
nice tutorial gleb
Just Awesome! Thanks Gleb!
Yay!
As always, explained smoothly and encouraging, thank you ! Really like your videos !
Very Good tutorial mate! thanks!
AMAZING RESULTS!!!!
Awesome. Thank you very much for your help with these amazing tutorials. Sorry for the mistakes.
Great fun...great energy and great video tutorial!
Gleb, you are a bat-shit crazy genius, the Caravaggio of Blender. Thanks for your great tutorials.
Spectacular, as always.
Great tutorial very well produced!
Damn.... Last final animation was just mind blowing....
it's cool, nice work, very useful
TNice tutorials is much more simple than I thought with you explaining it. Currently half way through and I feel like I know everytNice tutorialng already lmao
very cool tut. The only thing that was different is after baking I don't see the bake texture on the mushroom at 15:56, only the chekerboard. but I see the baked result in the image editor and it also work in the final render. it's like the viewport texture does not update... Is there anything to do to make the texture update n the viewport?
Great tutorial! Thanks for the clarity!
that was a nice video it definitely helped out, thankyou so much and you just earned a sub
Thanks for the share Gleb !
Awesome video!
Since baking can't really get any good results for moving objects/camera combined with glossy surfaces. Are render times still recognizibly reduced when only baking "good resulting" surfaces in the scene and rendering the glossy in any way?
how do you change the default viewport color from gray to red? thanks for your awesome tutorials!!
Thank you Master for show us the Force!!
great vid as always. I wanted to say special thanks for the light management tricks such as rotating around interest and double R. Very much appreciated. Wasn't there also a trick to see through the light to see where it's pointing?
awesome as always!
again I am kicked off...100s of useful informations "baked" into every tutorial I `ve ever seen from you! You really keep my learning curve steep!
Sweet stuff. Another two thumbs!
That's so cool!
I was thinking of suggesting you this tutorial, and here you are with the tutorial.. ;-) read my mind!
Divy, maybe it's the case of a phantom memory. Very well maybe.
awesome tutorial and very helpful.
Gleb Alexandrov is a pleasure and thank you for responding back.
Gleb - Amazing - I am big fan of your works and as it happens baking as i like stuff in realtime - but in Blender 2.78 I have no option to bake textures only - have you any idea what is happening - i'd be so grateful for your help...
Thank you so much this will be really helpful, one quick question though, I have an object with 4 textures, in order for baking to work will I have to separate each texture into a separate object?
your tutorial and tips are sstrong
thankyou very much for your video courses are awesome
Dude you are awesome.
Hey Gleb, sorry to bother you but I'm trying to find out how to bake my textures in an animation I'm doing with animated character's & I can find nothing on youtube about how to do that except for those that only animate the camera not the subject of the bake. Is it possible to bake the textures of a full animation & if so what parts could I bake? I strive for realism because that's my preference, I'm also using the Manuel Bastioni Laboratory for the character's I'm trying to bake. I made a 120 frame animation of an elven woman doing a Matrix leapwhich has been rendering for the last 5 days on & off at 1 frame per hour. I'm poor so my computer is crap. I can't upgrade it because it's to old ( I don't even have a recognoizable gpu Geforce 210, hell I can't even run Blender 2.8) & I can't afford to get a better one as of now so this info would be a life saver to what I'm trying to accomplish. Thx in advance.
Amazing. Thanks a lot
production. Thanks again!
17:05 amazed me! i have to learn this! thank you very much for the tutorial! this is magiccc!
I will order your video soon! Your lessons are so helpful! :)
i really love it
Great tutorial ! Thank you for making it.
Hi Gleb, I have a question when I bake a texture, In 2.79 or 2.80 the result is correct, but in other software in the final rendering results, it is not correct, I found that the effect of filmic, how can I export the filmic processed baked map?
Hey Gleb, is it possible to bake lighting into procedural (not properly UV unwrapped) textures? Or does baking strictly require your models to be unwrapped? Thanks!
just one thing gleb, you should probably have packed UV islands when making the atlas for the mushrooms, and not unwrapped them all from new. it seems like you got some unwrapping distortion that you had fixed before texturing them
Amazing tips
Gleb this so useful thanks buddy. I like how you use lighting like paint =D
Nice stuff! Good for games too!
I'm glad I followed all the comments concerning your tutorials. I'm working on a video game using blender and I also want to do cinematic reels/ or a series of short animations about the world of my game characters.I'm struggling with linking and appending files and moving objects from one layer to the next. keeping poly count low but still creating amazingly realistic look. could you outline a workflow for pre processing and post that you would use. Blender is an incredible program and it allows you too do all the above. how too export the animation for my TH-cam channel is the ultimate question for you today
Man this is great !
Hello Gleb, how are you? Can you help us to make a foam and water tutorial? Thank you very much!! Best Regards! YOUR TUTORIAL IS AMAZING!!
Вы как всегда на высоте! Спасибо!)
nice tutorial !
Thank You! This video came at a perfect time! One question, if I'm using volumetric lighting for fog will I not be able to bake that into my scene? Also in longer animation scenes with characters moving, wouldn't the lighting change enough so that baking would be impractical? Thanks
I guess it's not possible to bake volumetric effects, as they can't be projected to a surface (and they are influenced by the camera position, and so on). For moving characters, baking can be used to some extent. For example, you can bake ambient occlusion, diffuse color, normal map, subsurface scattering or the complete pass but without the harsh shadows.
Thank you for your reply!
Hey Gleb,
I am going to buy a new graphics card and I was thinking about the gtx 970. Do you think that's a good gpu for rendering in blender?
Omg, thx alot! Instant subcribed, Keep up awesome work
IT WHAT I MUST SAY "PERFECTO!"
Cheers Wilman :)
your tutorials are legendary!!!!! your art style is very individual and is absolutely amazing
Greate tutorial thanks so much mate!
Looks awesome! What version of blender do you use? :D
hey gleb! amazingly well explined, loved it! by the way... less coffe, ahaha, cheers from Argentina!
this is so cool!
Thanks Ben!
Legend says he's still not back..
I created a big house in blender, to texture walls, archs, roof and cartonpierres seperately, i seperated those and made them new objects. Should i render first or texture first? Since it will take hours to render it ,Everytime i change something will it render again? Thank you...
when you’re in the channel rack, click on gms to open up the gms nu, in the light blue screen on the top left look where it says
Edupps, is that you?
It's his cousin, audipps
EDOOPS I NEED BAKING MUSHRUM!
That's what i thought too when i saw his video lol
HA thanks, i've been struggling with this guys accent for a while, now that i can just think edupz is talking i can actually concentrate better
Hey, i just wanted to know do i have to learn soft before i use soft soft? Also i wanna learn premiere and after effects.
what about the transaparent subjects and glass subjects? how about the big scenes? is there any possibilities to bake the lighting in a file instead of uv image?
Man, you deserve far more subs. Good Job Sir! :D
You are my idol man.
wow amazing tuto !! thumbs up
good tutorial.
I'm glad I followed all the comments concerning your tutorials. I'm working on a video game using blender and I also want to do cinematic reels/ or a series of short animations about the world of my game characters.I'm struggling with linking and appending files and moving objects from one layer to the next. keeping poly count low but still creating amazingly realistic look. could you outline a workflow for pre processing and post that you would use. Blender is an incredible program and it allows you tquestion for you todayoo do all the above. how too export the animation for my TH-cam channel is the ultimate
Wonderful!!!