This is a longer one :) I go into a bit more detail on every step in this tutorial for beginners. Easy to follow along hopefully you'll find this useful :) If you're intermediate at blender heres a couple of "shortcuts" to jump to in the video: Tutorial start/Add Text: 2:36 Text to mesh object: 5:23 Remesh modifier: 6:16 Proportional editing of text: 7:18 Backdrop modeling: 8:58 Simple light setup: 11:55 Ice Material: 12:53 Ice cube modeling: 14:59 Setting up the scene: 18:00 Adding wave texture in the world properties: 21:02 Render settings: 25:26 Finished result: 27:51
But, if you want to add some kind of whiteness to it, just use the Principle Volume node. And then, add a rough displacement, to make it look like lines frozen in the ice.
I enjoyed both the aim of the tutorial, that is, rendering ice and ice text, and the other useful information related to lighting, rendering, viewport navigation, etc., that you included. The result is a nicely paced tutorial that focuses on a specific task AND teaches you about Blender in general. Thank you.
How would you export this type of texture to Da Vinci Resolve? Resolve Fusion can import FBX, which can store textures, but is baking necessary first or something like that? When I import to Resolve, it is white, like pre-render.
Cool video - no pun intended. How do I get the ice-transparency to export in a .fbx? Looking at other tutorials, it involves UV-editing and baking, but I don't see that option on this object.
Thank you for this tutorial. It´s really nice ! But I am not satisfied enough with my result yet . Can you help me with some of my problems. Is there a way to text you them except the coment section?
This is a longer one :) I go into a bit more detail on every step in this tutorial for beginners. Easy to follow along hopefully you'll find this useful :)
If you're intermediate at blender heres a couple of "shortcuts" to jump to in the video:
Tutorial start/Add Text: 2:36
Text to mesh object: 5:23
Remesh modifier: 6:16
Proportional editing of text: 7:18
Backdrop modeling: 8:58
Simple light setup: 11:55
Ice Material: 12:53
Ice cube modeling: 14:59
Setting up the scene: 18:00
Adding wave texture in the world properties: 21:02
Render settings: 25:26
Finished result: 27:51
But, if you want to add some kind of whiteness to it, just use the Principle Volume node. And then, add a rough displacement, to make it look like lines frozen in the ice.
I enjoyed both the aim of the tutorial, that is, rendering ice and ice text, and the other useful information related to lighting, rendering, viewport navigation, etc., that you included. The result is a nicely paced tutorial that focuses on a specific task AND teaches you about Blender in general. Thank you.
How would you export this type of texture to Da Vinci Resolve? Resolve Fusion can import FBX, which can store textures, but is baking necessary first or something like that? When I import to Resolve, it is white, like pre-render.
Thank you so much I’m watching all of your videos and making new things
Cool video - no pun intended. How do I get the ice-transparency to export in a .fbx? Looking at other tutorials, it involves UV-editing and baking, but I don't see that option on this object.
how to import the 3d file into after effects?. I wanted to add this 3d Text to a 3d Scene in After Effects, is there a way to do it?
Thank you for this tutorial. It´s really nice ! But I am not satisfied enough with my result yet . Can you help me with some of my problems. Is there a way to text you them except the coment section?
Which version of blender in this clip ? 🥺
Nice tutorial ! You helped me a lot ! Thanks G
Is it possible to transform this into a png file?
This was so fun! Thank you so much!
Great tutorial. Really helpful. Any tips on how to add mist/humidity?
Thanks for your feedback, much appreciated :) Good question and a good suggestion to future tutorial :)
Awesome!!!
thank you bro
Glad it helped :)
- CGV