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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2020
- Short tutorial, for people who are experienced with Blender- Not for newbies.
*This water shader should render perfectly fine at a 128 sample+denoise setup. just make sure you have a worthy GPU :)
********** If you just want the shader and skip the tutorial-
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P.S. - I do in fact do personal tutoring sessions (paid tho) So If yall need help with a project or workflow:
Discord: Oby1[Andre']#9774
Email: [on the about section of my channel] - เกม
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Hi yall, if you're struggling to follow this tut- here is a longer/in detail one:
th-cam.com/video/s9RQ83BKcyI/w-d-xo.html
I've made the Shader available on Blender market for those who want to skip making it- it's $2 (I like pizza) : blendermarket.com/products/lite-water--fake-caustics---shader-an-material-breakdown
but- I DO HIGHLY recommend that you at least try and make your own shader, get comfortable with Cycles's nodes. practice makes perfect ^-^
how did u learn blender
@@IsekaiAMV999 probably tutorials also or read about blender
@@bwaaah6086 damn u replied mi after 3month😅🙄🙄
@@IsekaiAMV999 ah ikr he goes so fast he’s like a pro
this aint a tutorial. its just you gawking at the screen XD
for everyone including me that couldnt do the full cube at 4:11, you just go into edit mode then select all subdivisions by pressing a and hold e while moving your mouse upwards
thanks mate 🙌
Looks completely different when I do that
Edit mode for the plane, select all vertices, extrude z up, recalculate outside (normals) is all they did @@gani2546 9 (Tab > a > e > z > click > space > recalculate outside)
It doesn't have to be accurate it just has to look cool, best advice ever given
THANK YOU!!! Finally!!! I’ve been struggling with fluid sims all week and dealing with massive amounts of unwieldy fluid data + water + particle settings just to get an effect like this. Who knew it was so simple?? This was absolutely all I needed. Wonderful tutorial, nice and thorough with no time wasted - seriously, thank you
0:15 So that's what the final resting place of all the deleted cubes looks like huh? man, look at all those cube corpses! 😹
Yeah and this place is nuked every 3 minutes. It's called Hell.
This guy is on another level, I literally have 1500 hours on blender and this guy is doing things that I barely can keep up with
you keep track of your time in blender? like its a video game? 1,500 isn't really that much for a thing like blender... that's like what, a year of 4 to 6 hours a day?
omg, this was amazing, i was finding this for last year project, and I got it now... still the best idea and tutorial, thx Oby !
Are you kidding? This is the best Blender tutorial ever! I love the spectacular delete!
CRAZY CRAZY CRAZY I went over 4 tutorials and this is one of the best technique i've seen since cause you clearly make caustics out of the ocean forms and not from a texture even the volume settings omg is too much to say just thank yooooou
YO. YOU. go watch my new space video and comment "I have his turtle "
I love he cube entering the rest of the lost cubes in the start XD
Yo! Can people pls tell me how they found this tutorial? Was it via a link or share? Or did ye just search for it?
Wanna find out how to make the next tutorial discoverable :)
Well it was recommended for me
It was recommended to me as well, because I've been watching every interesting looking Blender tutorial I've seen in the last 3-4 months. It was on my home page, one row down from the top of my recommendations, all the way to the right. The thumbnail looked great and caught my eye. It was definitely the god rays, I'm a sucker for that effect on anything. Hope that helps, feel free to ask any questions, I can give you any specifics you're looking for. :)
Oh, and thank you very much for the awesome tutorial, this effect is exactly what I needed for my current project! (subbed!)
It was recommended for me..
and also It's very Cool dude
I simply typed "caustics blender" in the search bar on youtube :)
@@davinsaputraartandgamedev9453 sadly eevee will only do volume rendering in box forms- so it wont adhere to your actual geometry
dude!! making water in blender drives me crazy!!! you saved me bro!! GREAT WORK!!!!!!
Fantastic! 10/10. Thank you for sharing!
Recommended, but I’ve been searching for Blender tutorials and I’m glad your one came up
You are such blessing. You saved me, I have some scene, I spent good time in it but it wouldn't work without your lovely amazing tutorial. Love you man
Thank you man for this tutorial & for taking time to even make an extended version with some additional candies! Yay, how beautiful your shader magic looks! \o/
Nice bro, short and simple which helps with retention. Definitely going to use this
Wow, this is phenomenal, thank you! This video was a suggestion on my TH-cam Feed.
Ah yes the deleted cube has joined the other deleted cubes and is living happily with them
Thanks for showing this very helpful tutorial and happy blending with Blender 3D
This tutorial is absolutely amazing !
Hey I really love your work! Great Tutorial and delivered at a great pace! Please make more. Great to see a fellow SA You-tuber out here 👍🏾
I love the cube dump animation in the beginning, that's hilarious! :-D
I wish I can have this material of the Water with Light Ray like yours. Because it's so realistic as I never imagined.
YT recommend. Best blender tutorial ever
amazing ty, i would be lost without these tuts
Very good and clear tutorial. Thanks a lot!
Thanks man, I really needed this tutorial
Nice! Literally found your channel 2 days before Pewds posted your duck video by looking for water tutorials on blender. Glad to see your channel has grown since then! [ just started blender! ]
That's exactly what I was looking for ! Thanks.
...fine
Thank you so much, probably the best Blender tutorial I've watched
Aaww. Glad I could help!
There is a 20min version of this, if you're struggling at some bits
That pile of discarded cubes!! So great
the best blender tutorial ever
I love this tutorial.. greath job.. quick and simple
this is awesome dude!
i just want to know how to make the waterbody in a box shape
Booleans. Extrude the water plane to make a solid cuboid sorta shape, add a cube of the required size, select your water cuboid and add a boolean modifier
@@defferos1801 mans got a lot of knowledge
@@drawing3510 and it is to be shared with all
Same
that's an amazing tutorial ! ty a lot !
if you want to do an underwater scene without worrying too much about the water using up too much gpu memory, render a water tank as shown here that covers the entire screen as well as having an alpha background. After finishing the underwater ray animation, render the actual scene (ocean floor, fish, submarines) and composite the alpha water tank animation on top of the main scene in your video editor.
I don’t use blender I just like watching the water. It’s so beautiful
Nice workaround! Cycles is such ass when it comes to caustics! This is a really clever solve!
This is awesome! Thank you.
Google brought me. Brilliant video! This was just what I was looking for. Thank you.
Thank you so much, i was working on an underwater scene and this just took it from "ooh that looks underwater" to "goddamn it so pretttyyyyy" Thank you.
This is beautiful man.. 👍🏻
The default cube scene was funny. They just get sent to a new dimension.
But great tutorial btw
wow. This is what I was actually looking for
Looks real to me, nothing's real in 3D though. So much possibilities that could be created using ocean modifier, can't wait to explore it. Great job 👏🏼
0:20 i love this little skit here, mostly because it is where every single deleted started cube goes when starting a new project.
Stumbled upon this while looking for a godray tutorial by searching. I LOVE IT! You made a procedural “cookie” of sorts! Gonna try asap! How would this effect be applied to something like a crystal with a light stuck inside so that it “emits” godrays? I’ve tried using layer weight to no avail. Any input?
hahahaha everyone should use this deleted cube animation in their tutorials! awesome!
This is an insanely useful tutorial, thank you!
Thanks m8, you solved a great mystery. Cheers
Godrays? Ha! This guy's doing Godswork! Thanks for the tutorial
You really are talented
I very enjoy the noise rock track you uploaded!
(ah, about the rest - I am too noob to understand it yet)
Amazing, thank you!
Love it. I think the TH-cam algorithm uses witchcraft. I'm making a video about a waterworld exoplanet, and this video pops up in my suggested videos. I'm definitely using this idea, thanks very much!
ong the most helpfull tutorial!!!
Very good !! Thanks .
The impressive tutorial showed step by step how to set up lighting.
However, I believe you should not have skipped over the part you start playing with a solidifying modifier on the ocean to get that "Full" volume of the water presented at the end of the video.
I have no idea how you set it up and running video at 0,25 speed does not help a lot. I'm interested to see how you managed to hide sticking our parts of the solidified ocean beyond your tank mesh. In my renders, I can see sticking out parts through my ocean sandbed. That part is extremely important for water to look believable.
Yeah I also had this problem and did the exact same thing where I slow down the video.
i've got the same problem
Have you found a solution?
@@henkiepenkie3372 I haven't found anything. Honestly, I do a Principled volume with a color ramp and gradient. I think blender might've had an update since this video came out and its a new thing.
@@Tweaks I found out that your plane won't solidify (and therefore can't extrude) when you've got your ocean set to "Generate" instead of "Displace". at least that was my problem, so i hope that helps you ;)
Really useful trick thanks for sharing
Cool trick! The node system is insanely powerful if you know how to use (abuse?) it. Thanks for sharing!
good!! beautiful
Thank you for making this tutorial! I tried this project. But, I have no idea of this scene 4:17.
I used Boolean and create water cube. but, the surface includes white noise like drawing a lot of line.
If you have the solution, please tell me how to solve.
Hi, This is a great tutorial. I was following it because I need a scene in my current project that takes place underwater, and I need those light rays that come down from the surface. In your product, they look amazing, but I wasn't able to create it. Could you let me know which values need to be adjusted in order to improve that effect? thanks again for the tutorial. :)
I just followed the longer version, and I think my issue was that I didn't use a sky texture in the world material before, but they're still not very strong, so some advice would be welcome. :)
thankyou for making this tutorial
TH-cam Recommended: Because I have a lot of subs for tutorials with Blender.
Exellent , but please how did you animate the moving waves after applying the modifier ? (i am stuck ,help please)
For those who have problem with Boolean causing no god ray at sides, add a modifier called Smooth by Angle to Ocean object.
Genius! Thanks for letting folk know
So useful thank you
Thanks man. Great tutorial and good pace too. Would love to see how you set up your scene, particularly lighting, because as soon as I try extrude my water plane and use boolean to neaten it up, I completely lose the caustics and rays.
Update: After going nuts for ages, I tried a different light source. I removed the sun and added a point light above the water and got beautiful rays through the water. No idea why the sun didn't work.
Up your sun!
Also where the shadows fall is where your caustics should land. So make sure you have a surface for them to land on. Slow the tut down so you can atleast see some snippets of the scene setup
@@oby1 Tried that. Did nothing. As soon as I swap the sun out for a spot, point or area light, I get great rays. Very strange.
Awesome!!!
I did it step by step but it doesn't work for me, i have a black water, even if i change all of the parameters, i don't know if its me or a blender update. But great tutorial ! 💙
so beautiful! .o.
thank you so much
That was the funniest delete cube ever
excellent, now i can render my shark model underwater
damn, i've been trying to figure this out.
this is a realy nice tutorial ...thx
I'm a newbie but still gonna give this a try
😮nice keep it up
You got pizza. It a great tutorial!
DUDE! where were you a few months ago when i was trying to do this and ended up using like... pre-rendered caustics from some software and like... Gobos? lol. nice tut! thanks!
Hello, nice vid!
Do this work with Eevee?
Love the tutorial! Thank you so much! One thing though, is it possible to start showing the final result of the nodes?
This is insane
How are you adding joints to the connection lines?
Awesome totorial mate. I did in a project, but when i render is too dark and with an ugly lines. I dont know what happened cause while im working in the project, it looks nice, but not in render.
1:37 how did you add that extra dot? what keys did you press?
can you do a tutorial on how you did the last parts? im so bummed halfway into the turorial i cant make what you made. i only made the water part and the node stuff.
insane ... my god :-D
Nice video
How do you resize water at the end? I've been trying to do that for a while but i can't seem to be able to!
U can use boolean
Haven’t tried yet but maybe control a apply scale?
Add solidify modifier than do a Boolean modifier
@@scrub-x2649 yo boss im also having the same issue whenever I apply an apply scale to my water it turns into a like chizzled block, completely breaks the wave sim, by any chance do u know what would be causing it
Im always intimidated by Shaders. It always make me wonder how u guys play with them so easily. Could I get a tip on mastering shaders like you?
Thanks for the video though. Subbed:)
Bro you will grow up in youtube :D
thanku brotherrrrrrrr
Am new to Blender can you please do a remake explaining step by step showing what keys you are using.
Love the music 🎶 😉
great idea about "deleting the default cube", lol!!!!!
very usefull thank you
How do you make the rubber duck follow along with the wave?