Comic Shading using the Compositor in Blender
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this tutorial, I'll show you how to set up render passes in order to create a toon-shaded render through the compositor. No fancy toon materials here! Download working and finished files here: / comic-shading-24918102
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11:00 If you’re talking about the sharpness of the shadows, that can be controlled by setting the size of the light source. You can get sharp shadows with any of the point, spot and sun lamps. Probably area as well, if you set the area really small, which probably defeats the point. ;)
Yes, you could. I've found this to be a lot of tweaking however, and creates complex shadow maps when a single light gives a much cleaner toon style effect for a demonstration.
Thank you for the excellent info! I am wondering is there a replacement for the shadow pass for blender 4.0+
Can we do Same with image texture instead of diffuse shader while adding image texture on some objects?
Really love that! You are Awesome :) i wasn't evden know what is compositor
Yes it's here!
Hm Hm, a lot of information, now I understand the compositor a little better, hm hm, each day I'm closer to understanding and being able to do a node tree such as th-cam.com/video/pStNSM_h_LY/w-d-xo.html *_Nod_* *_Nod_*
Now I just need (time, and) to figure out how to use ambient occlusion and shadow information as masks, and mess around with all kinds of freestyle modifiers.
In all seriousness tho, have I told you how clear and good your teaching is? Thanks
There's a Sun Beams node?! Whaaaa... That's new
excellent tutorial! This is giving me ideas on how to incorporate some various modifiers with freestyle and "along stroke" for some hand-drawn animation purposes! :D
Clever but I used Eevee
Great Refresher. Saved my life yet again Paul Cageggi :)
Mate what a fantastic tutorial, not only a great technique to use but also a really informative demonstration of the capabilities of the compositor.
Great job👍
after doing this will I be able to import it to a game engine like Unity or Roblox studio with the cell shading still there?
Perfect tutorial! In 2.81 there is the new intel denoiser, which works much better. It's better to use it instead of the old embedded denoiser.
Totally. Also I am loving cryptomattes for outlining. More on that in the new year
Hi Paul,
You have created yet another awesome tutorial. I enjoyed every moment of it. What sort of graphics / render settings would you recommend if you were going to take a rendered image for publication in a comic or graphic novel? This could be another tutorial idea.
Hey Bernie, yes that could be a good quick tip! Basically, whatever the pixel equivalent for the dpi of the panel you have to render - that's your resolution.
Nice tutorial,thanks a lot!
很棒得教學，讚 !
Well this was an absolute revelation... out of interest, is it actually better to use the individual Diffuse/Glossy shaders for this style rather than the Principled BSDF? Or does this video just pre-date Principled?
It... might predate principled? I am literally editing an update right now. Quick version: whatever pass can carry a color channel - use that for a color pass. Emission will most likely carry everything so you have to find a secondary way to do glows. I recommend using a bloom pass.
Hey, is there a way to do this in 3.6? It seems like the shadow pass you're using has been removed
Thanks for the heads up! If I get time I'll try and update this, and with 4.0 around the corner it makes alot of good sense.
Your Patreon does not work.
Hi Roberto, yeah I have since cancelled the Patreon channel as I got too much paid work and couldn't keep up creating exclusive content
Very instructive, thanks.
epic cool, i only changed the part were you make outline by separate outlines by channels
Nice!
@@PCaggegi yepthanks for tutorial was so perfect, Outline part were changed due to blender 3.0 new feature grease pencil as outlines for cycles or evee. You can change outlines sizes. Style or colours.
Have you tried the last version of Zbrush? They have added an interesting NPR render in the software.
Actually it was already there but now is more user friendly.
No I haven't! Looks great tho.
20:02 Another option might have been to separate out those overhead lights into their own view layer.
There are other options still: create a material or Object index, separate out just the lights, and composite that way. For a still, where the object shares the same material as other objects in the scene, masking seemed to be an easy enough solution, and this also teaches people who are no familiar with the compositor about masking.
Brilliant
Great!