Thatās actually my first ārealā animation in Blender (other than whatās shown in the course, i.e., follow the spline). Had to google a lot for everything, even simple things like āfade to blackā . I learnt a lot in the process though
Iād say you certainly did, because it was well done. If I saw that somewhere other than here in the class forum, I wouldāve thought it was professional.
Wow! These are so good! Really nice level of detail for the size of the models, but the emissive textures are really the star of the show here. Great work!
The emission is a bit overblown in some places (itās quite hard to tweak it with multiple camera angles and animations) and being a screen-based effect in Eevee (bloom) it behaves strangely from some angles. I am rendering it in cycles and hope it will come out way better compared to eevee⦠Iām also tempted to bring them to Unreal Engine and see how they look, but setting all the stuff would take me couple of days⦠Must resist for now or Iāll never finish the course
Hm, I re-watched the video and just noticed that when camera is moving relatively fast (but not crazy fast), but perpendicular to vehicles (e.g., starting at 12s)⦠the video is choppy. Itās a bit better in Eevee (maybe I had some different options checked?). Another problem is that in the same motion of camera the vehicles are getting quite blurry. I specifically checked my last rendering settings and I had motion blur disabled in cycles, so thatās not itā¦
How to fix those two problems? Maybe turning on motion blur will help with ājaggedā animation? Increasing frame rate (I rendered at 25fps)? Other things?
What I would ideally like to have is quite a smooth motion of camera, but also crisp visibility of the weapons on top of vehiclesā¦
Really looong . There are 3100 farmes (25 fps). In Eevee itās sub-second per frame. In Cycles its between 15-25 sec per frame. I had it spread between multiple scenes and one time blender crashed, so I donāt have exact times. But assuming average 20 sec/frame a continuous render would take 17.2h.
(YMMV if you have faster/slowr GPU than mine - I have 1080ti)
Very nice Cycles render.
Shows them off very well.
That is no time at all. Well in that when I first did the fluffy bunny in the old 2.7 course version one image took 18 hours. Made animation rather out of the question. lol.