A small tutorial on optimizing photoscan assets

Hey folks, this is the render result from a sound reactive Sci Fi panel audio visualizer concept I developed for a Blender tutorial on my YouTube channel. I am quite happy with the results of this one, there are countless way to implement this into music productions.

Let me know what you think? Anyone else here interested in audio visualizer workflows?

Here's the link to the tutorial for anyone who wants to dive deeper; https://youtu.be/dvx2PpbAMOQ

Plinth turns Blender into a real time rendering powerhouse.

Select your object, click Build Studio, and Plinth sets up the whole shoot around it: a seamless backdrop, Key, Rim and Fill lights, and four ready-framed shots, all sized to your model. From there the job is five plain steps: Studio, Light, Material, Camera, Shoot.

Choose from twenty one-click studio looks, or take your object out of the studio entirely, onto the Moon, the salt flats or a forest stream. Click the object where you want a highlight and Plinth moves the light there. Search more than a hundred procedural materials with live 3D previews, from metallic paint and carbon to Alcantara, glass and brake discs. Frame every angle in five aspect ratios, in perspective or orthographic. Then tick your shots, pick a quality and shoot them all in one go.

You work live in Eevee, Plinth hands the final to Cycles or Eevee, and your scene is left exactly as you found it. No jargon, no node trees, no setup tutorials. Plinth works with your own models, runs fully offline, and supports Blender 4.2 and newer on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Create without stress using plinth.

Includes a sample 3D ring model, preconfigured metal, gemstone, and background materials, a studio HDRI environment map, and a quick-start video tutorial.

Hi Guys saw this video thought it was really cool but couldnt decide whether or not it was made in blender or unreal engine? What do you guys think, and what would be the best course of action to efficiently replicate something like this

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/BYXLtwaE-kw

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In version 5.3 of Blender, a new node called Geometry Materials was introduced, which allows you to obtain a list of all the materials on a piece of geometry.

https://youtu.be/_fIoJ_ywGfY?si=ieogNktqmtlN8i43I'm looking for a video editor who knows how to use Claude AI + Blender together to create 3D animated videos for YouTube Shorts.

Important: I'm specifically looking for someone who can create videos using Claude and Blender, NOT a traditional 3D animator or someone who only uses AI video generators.

Requirements:

Experience using Claude AI and Blender.

Ability to create 3D animated scenes and videos using this workflow.

Create engaging vertical videos (9:16) for YouTube Shorts.

Good understanding of animation, lighting, camera movements, and scene composition.

Budget: $50 for 10 Shorts.

To Apply:

Share samples of videos you've created using Claude + Blender.

Briefly explain your workflow.

Mention your experience with both tools.

I'm looking for someone who can deliver quality work and potentially collaborate long-term.

Please DM me if you're interested.

This has been a pet project of mine for longer than warranted, meant to bring Embergen-like control into Blender, Let me know what you think

Hello dear family, I’m sharing an animation created in Blender using Grease Pencil; it’s a sneak peek of the short film I’m currently working on. I post updates every week on my channel: https://www.youtube.com/@benaubone. Best wishes!

The shape is composed of many small cubes instanced around a uv sphere,you can apply the same concept with pretty much any other pimitive shape you'd like. let me know if you'd like to see the node tree

Blender Tutorial Asas EPISOD 16 : ACER Mouse 3D Modeling ( PART 3 )

https://youtu.be/0wou4Ll4wMM?is=FuGbDiukl0FPqEhm