$15 is crazy low for what you get. I’ve been using that nebula generator for a little over a month and have gotten all kinds of useful assets out of it for album art, video backgrounds, and more. One of the most useful things I’ve ever purchased, and I’ve spent thousands over the years on my music biz. 🤗 Big banks to both of you!
Unfortunately I can’t join the bcon. But I hope to see your talk at the blender channel. I really love your tutorials and the effort you put into them. Thank you very much, Sir.
I made a bit of an improvement on the background starfield node setup, I recreated it from scratch and noticed how the starfield is stuck as black and white with this node setup so I used a separate RGB and a combine RGB after the multiply math nodes for the respective colors and added a Hue/Saturation node between the final mixRGB node and background node for control over the saturation of the Red/blue shifted star colors, just to give them a more realistic look.
Why do I not get the nebula to show up? Is this broken in 2.90.0? All I get is a _really_ faint volumetric, with no details at all. Edit: ah, figured it out. Needed to bump up the multiply nodes to a _very_ high number. Like 10K or so.
When I open the file, i get stars but no nebula. Has anyone else experienced this? How did you solve? I have it set to rendered. I'm on a mac in blender 2.8
I'm confused as to why he'd sell this, then only have a tutorial for it for some program called Houdini. This is all very confusing, and all the free videos from random people on TH-cam and whatnot go way too fast to learn from.
$15 is crazy low for what you get. I’ve been using that nebula generator for a little over a month and have gotten all kinds of useful assets out of it for album art, video backgrounds, and more. One of the most useful things I’ve ever purchased, and I’ve spent thousands over the years on my music biz. 🤗
Big banks to both of you!
One question, is there any way to use a 3d nebula and export to unity for a videogame?
Thanks
So 15 bucks and a few sliders makes something cooler I can make in 15 years
Exactly what I needed! Making a space game right now
good luck at the conference, well done! looking forward to seeing what comes out at the conference especially from Gleb :o)
$15 is a candy money - will take it in my inventory soon! Really f cool.
Great review.
I hope I'm not too shy to say hello at the blender conference.
Unfortunately I can’t join the bcon. But I hope to see your talk at the blender channel. I really love your tutorials and the effort you put into them. Thank you very much, Sir.
Wondering if a fix to the artifacts when animating a camera has been found that you may know of?
I made a bit of an improvement on the background starfield node setup, I recreated it from scratch and noticed how the starfield is stuck as black and white with this node setup so I used a separate RGB and a combine RGB after the multiply math nodes for the respective colors and added a Hue/Saturation node between the final mixRGB node and background node for control over the saturation of the Red/blue shifted star colors, just to give them a more realistic look.
That's great! You should check out the nebula generator from Mark Kingsnorth in one of my latest videos. That has an interesting starfield setup.
my 2 cents would be looping during video creation. A lot of times its important for animations to loop. worth the 20 bucks of course.
I'm definitly considering switching from C4D to blender because of this...
"Hello Stephen, this is Clem Fandango. Can you hear me?"
It was a great $15 spent for a tool of which can be used to learn so much more, for a beginner like me.
Thanks for sharing this stuff!
I have printed your shown picture on a t-shirt and will be waiting for you wearing it at the airport arrivals.
Bad ass thanks for the video !
Sad that I am working on that day. I live in Holland myself, so I could have come, IF I had the time.....
Hope you will enjoy the cheese ;P
Does it look even better in Cycles?
was the issue of flickering nebula resolved yet, trying to go through this and find resolution to the issue with no luck
Why do I not get the nebula to show up? Is this broken in 2.90.0?
All I get is a _really_ faint volumetric, with no details at all.
Edit: ah, figured it out. Needed to bump up the multiply nodes to a _very_ high number. Like 10K or so.
Would this work in 2.83? I just got blender specifically for something like this and I’m not sure how to use it great so this will be super helpful!
can you put ship and planets objects in these scenes and they will render up in scene ? ps new to blender been using only 2 weeks
when i click render my blender closes what should I do
???
Can the nebula be exported as a GLB file?
How do you render it in 360 ???
Very cool. 😎
Epic
When I open the file, i get stars but no nebula. Has anyone else experienced this? How did you solve? I have it set to rendered. I'm on a mac in blender 2.8
Yeah, I get no nebula at all. Strange.
@@UsernameGeri same
My fucking god, i should start getting serious on 3d :P
Make an aerospike engine.
Wrong channel dude
Dude the fact that you understand even half of this stuff blows my mind into space
(Get it?)
Holy Crap.
I'm confused as to why he'd sell this, then only have a tutorial for it for some program called Houdini. This is all very confusing, and all the free videos from random people on TH-cam and whatnot go way too fast to learn from.