Perfect, i made Nine Ball action figure version in Prisma3D, but since mobile 3d modelling and animation issues and my slowness in skill upping he is not 1:1 accurate. (Someday i show him, but don't know how and there)
Yo really good, Maybe will try myself. Also how did you extract models from psx, i tried myself and well extracted models were corrupted or something. So what tool did you used?
I’ve been working on a way easier way of doing this, something that would make it viable for entire scenes to be lit and as close to regular lighting as i could possibly make it. For retro and regular productions that want to make rendering faster at the cost of bounce lights. I have a demo posted on my channel. Btw, love your style, I hope to make some neat levels and models soon :D
Hi! Did you modify this setup? I can’t figure how to add multiple lights sources and separate objects with shader from that video Ps. You showed multiple lights setup, sorry rushed with the comment
2:34 you need to add both another geonode modifier and an attribute node in the material editor to add multiple light sources. name your geonode something like light in the vector of outpute attributes and then use the attributes node to find what ever you named your geonode.
drivers, i use an empty or literally any object to determine where the light should be in space, the blend file linked has a driver set up with its example lights in the geonode. just copy and past those drivers into your new geonode and edit the drivers to be following what ever you want your light source to be. this is why i said this effect is not very practical. it is literally its own render engine, a render engine that requires you to manually set up every light. you setting up the normals, your setting up the diffuse and interactions with your models and you setting up its 3d space and transforms all manually... blender eevee does that all the automatically.
@@bobalinx8762 when you duplicate the geonode modifier, there should be a little number by the geonodes name, click that and it will make it, its own separate geonode from the one you duplicated it from. then at the bottom of the geonode modifier the drop down output attributes has a thing called vector, thats where you will name your geonoded to link to your materials. you will add a attribute node in the materials set the type to geometry and set the name to be the same name your set the vector in the geonode modifier. to get the light to work with the material just duplicate the add color node to mix both the attribute nodes and then plug your add color into the add color thats connected to the environment color node. 2:31 this is exactly how my set up is to have multiple lights.
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cant believe snes nerd turned nineball into a real thing, thank you snes nerd
Super cool dude, glad to see you're still working on stuff
can't wait to see an allmind/nineball/chief collab at some point
Your animation skill really amazing 🔥
Impressive
Perfect, i made Nine Ball action figure version in Prisma3D, but since mobile 3d modelling and animation issues and my slowness in skill upping he is not 1:1 accurate.
(Someday i show him, but don't know how and there)
horrifying that Blender doesn't just support per-vertex lighting out of the box. thanks for this!
Beautiful chunky efforts. Thanks.
awesome
Yo really good, Maybe will try myself. Also how did you extract models from psx, i tried myself and well extracted models were corrupted or something. So what tool did you used?
ye the models are ripped, i used an emulator called avocado, it has a scene ripper for ripping models. its very finicky.
@@snesnerd3988 Ok, thanks for info, will report later.
@@snesnerd3988 Hey, good day, one more question. Does your ripped models are asymmetrical too? or it's problem from my side?
@@Rajo_darksun yes but i try making them as symmetrical as possible
@@snesnerd3988 Same, thanks.
1:53 "normals are obviously to blame"
Nothing new.
only real ones will understand the joke.
Now I understand the delay in posting video
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Sir, it looks awesome as shit.
I’ve been working on a way easier way of doing this, something that would make it viable for entire scenes to be lit and as close to regular lighting as i could possibly make it. For retro and regular productions that want to make rendering faster at the cost of bounce lights. I have a demo posted on my channel.
Btw, love your style, I hope to make some neat levels and models soon :D
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Hi! Did you modify this setup? I can’t figure how to add multiple lights sources and separate objects with shader from that video
Ps. You showed multiple lights setup, sorry rushed with the comment
2:34 you need to add both another geonode modifier and an attribute node in the material editor to add multiple light sources. name your geonode something like light in the vector of outpute attributes and then use the attributes node to find what ever you named your geonode.
Thanks! Yeah I saw it in video. But how did you animate things? This setup requires applying transformation every time
drivers, i use an empty or literally any object to determine where the light should be in space, the blend file linked has a driver set up with its example lights in the geonode. just copy and past those drivers into your new geonode and edit the drivers to be following what ever you want your light source to be.
this is why i said this effect is not very practical. it is literally its own render engine, a render engine that requires you to manually set up every light. you setting up the normals, your setting up the diffuse and interactions with your models and you setting up its 3d space and transforms all manually... blender eevee does that all the automatically.
I’ve downloaded the file you linked to but I have no idea how to modify it. How do I add a second light?
need to add another geometry node, then in your material you need to add another attribute node set to your second geonode
@@snesnerd3988I can’t make another geometry node for the second light, how do you do that?
@@bobalinx8762just duplicate the first one in the modifiers
@@snesnerd3988I tired, but I can’t paste geonodes onto the second light’s geonodes page.
@@bobalinx8762 when you duplicate the geonode modifier, there should be a little number by the geonodes name, click that and it will make it, its own separate geonode from the one you duplicated it from. then at the bottom of the geonode modifier the drop down output attributes has a thing called vector, thats where you will name your geonoded to link to your materials. you will add a attribute node in the materials set the type to geometry and set the name to be the same name your set the vector in the geonode modifier. to get the light to work with the material just duplicate the add color node to mix both the attribute nodes and then plug your add color into the add color thats connected to the environment color node.
2:31 this is exactly how my set up is to have multiple lights.
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