Combining 2D and 3D Animation in Blender - Process for Space Explorers 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Here's the final animation-
vimeo.com/440368367/fa8f17f751
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Illustration, Composition
01:35 Sets, UVs, Textures, Shaders
04:35 2D Animation
07:48 3D Animation
For more process-
/ jamesnoellert - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
This is exactly what I was looking for.
really nice, love the simplicity of the style. However you can tell it was done with alot of thought
I have my next project coming up. I need to create 3D car combine with 2D environment. This example is so helpful thanks a lot!! 🙏☺️
Super grateful for this walkthrough! I wanted to combine 2D with 3D too and this really helped me plan out my next animation. There’s no other video like this. Thank you!
Thank you!!
Thanks a million, I will definitely be referencing this on future projects. This tutorial reminds me of how you’d build a scene to serve a storyboard instead of creating a 360 environment and then composing shots inside it. Great work, really awesome designs
thank you!
This channel is such a hidden gem! hybrid animation content is what I'm learning blender for :) Thank you for sharing your process hope there's more in the future.
Thank you, glad you're into it! There will be more, slow and steady...
Awesome style
I Really love the style.
WOOOWWWW!
awesome your work, man
This is beautiful. Love the shot composition and atmosphere. It's very nicely thought out and animated.
Thank you Paul!
@@jamesnoellert Really like the channel James. It's really nice to see the thought process behind creative pieces.
wow
This is great, thanks a bunch :)
You need to do more of this💜
working on it!
This style is like the old videogame Another World. Amazing
Thank you for sharing your work process.
Dude! I really like the tone and artstyle! I'll keep watching you from now on
I love your work. Great artstyle.
Wow this is just beautiful!
Lovely inspiring piece of work :)
wow! this is incredible. i'm in awe! thank you for showing us the process of how it was done.
Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing! So cool to see how this was put together.
Thanks for watching!
i love this style. thanks for sharing
You are amazing for this!! I saw this on reddit weeks ago and I was blown away because this is the exact style of animation I'm going for! I was almost going to message because I was so curious hahaha
Could I message you to ask you some further questions?:) I love what you're doing and I'm pretty much a complete beginner to blender.
@@MetaKnightXXVI Thank you!! You can message me, my email is pretty easy to find
This is so beautiful! Super inspiring work.
thank you!
Your voice is incredibly relaxing dude.
haha thank you!
Woah, this is very cool
I'vent finish the vid, but oh my! Looks amazing! Well done!!
can you make tutorial video about drawing 2d character like in the video please? using blender 2.9
Really awesome!!!!!!
love this
This is incredible!! I'm just getting started in art/animation, and I hope to bee as good as you some day. Keep it up!
Thank you!!
Super helpful stuff!!
thank you!
Thanks for this, James, really good tutorial. I am looking at using some 3D Blender assets etc in my 2D animation, and this really gave me a lot to ponder, thank you - great work. Oh, and I subscribed as I like your work :-)
Thank you James, I'm glad it was useful!
@@jamesnoellert It sure was, thank you James
Hey hey I had an idea instead of going in blind and painting shadows by guessing stuff, how about after modelling create a light with a very little spread and high intensity so that the shadows will be black and the light will be white. Bake the shadows and voilà export the textures and you have perfect lighting for all the models and wont have to iterate! I haven't tried it yet but I think it'll work
Thanks for the thought! in this case one of the reasons for painting in the shadows (besides being new to blender) was that I was trying to match the shadow shapes in the illustration, which might not be accurate to an actual light source. I'm playing with a shader that can do that hard edge light but using colors from an illustration that I will use for future projects, because yeah I don't want to do more work than I have to :)
WOW
can you make a tutorial?
Wow ! That's a really original animation and nice colorful and grungy aesthetics !! I truly admire the work done here! I am trying to find collaborators on a animated music clip project, let me know if you're interested! All best !! and keep up the dope creations!!;D
So helpful. I’m in same boat. New to 3d and not a fan of cog look. Love what you’re doing. Did you color your 2d animation in rough animator or another app?
it intrigues me how a whole project(like a short or even a feature film) can be made out of this tool, can you make various shots in a scene or would you need to make lots of different blendfiles in order to do a different scene setup/avoid overloading a project file?
yeah, I haven't done anything with multiple shots in the same scene but it's probably just adding a new camera and pointing it at some new animation!
Please post more tutorials
When you bring it into procreate, are you working blind? It seems like a pain to paint the uv islands in procreate only to bring it into blender after spending all that time painting to realize that the shadow is off in one way or another.
I assume the geometry is simple enough to wrap your head around the lighting scenarios?
In Blender you can export the UV layout as a transparent png, I'll send that to my ipad and then start a new procreate file by importing it, so all the painting happens on a new layer underneath. Then you're exporting that as a jpg with the UV layer turned off, so when you bring it into blender it's just the painting and everything lines up.
And yeah, the shadows are half imagining how the light would actually work and half what would look better as a composition :)
instead of creating all the shadows on the UVs would it be easier to make the UV without shadow, then use your illustration shader but instead of using a separate texture you'd have the colour of the shadow, and then use a sun light or would that not work?
Yes! I started this before I knew how to get the look with a shader, if I was doing it again I would definitely use actual lights :)
@@jamesnoellert how did you create the dirt and grunge on the walls? any specific tips on how to make those?
@@sp4ky91 All the textures were in procreate or photoshop, no specific tips just lots of reference and painting!
I feel like this process takes too long without resorting to something like rotoscopes with GP.
Hi question, how did u time the image sequence (transparent planes) to animate at the right moment? e.g. Cans falling over when the car drives past it
Hi Jont, if I'm remembering right, there's a setting on the image sequence node that says "offset", that's where you choose how many frames away from 0 your image sequence will start
@@jamesnoellert thank you! really helpful bro appreciate it
do you have more in the space explorers universe?
Yep, here's the first one- vimeo.com/248179269
confused how you used the step interpolation modifier
hmm, like confused how to find it or how to use it
@@jamesnoellert i was confused how to find it, i found it though, now confused on how it works, but it's fine, i'll figure it out!
@@DimiArt ah k! Yeah just makes things choppier, for me it's easier to get it to look right if things aren't so buttery smooth
7:40 What program is it?
It's called RoughAnimator, it's a $5 app for the ipad, there's also a desktop version I think
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