as an aspiring 3D artist i will gladly torture myself with unnecessary details that will most likely not even be visible in the final render

8:10 “Finally I have everything to compete the scene and it’s all mine” Truly a rewarding feeling this statement gives

that's how you can be proud of your creation. The internet is full of "artists" that just shove other people's assets into their projects and show off. i'm not saying that in a production environment that is not the way to do things fast and well, but when doing art, i appreciate someone who does it all.

11 ай бұрын

Thank you

Honestly this the most underrated blender tutorial channel. Keep up the good work man👍👍

@Rock_yeah

5 ай бұрын

Its a good feeling tho

HOly Man, this is INSANE! I just got started with Blender, and I'm starting easy. One day with time, and determination, I will reach this stage of skill! This is very inspiring! Thank you!

@redfoxartist7548

11 ай бұрын

same here, he really did an amazing job

@jyacthepianoman

10 ай бұрын

you’ll get there :)

@akaa3144

10 ай бұрын

@@jyacthepianoman Thanks man!

@o.t.bharmonylimited1277

10 ай бұрын

Good luck getting fked up

@gloryowner1970

9 ай бұрын

Lucky... I started with blender 1. something and it took me a year or more to get blender 2.8. Now everybody has moved on to blender 3.0 :(

Your tutorials are really helpful man! Keep up the good work.

11 ай бұрын

Thanks

This is outstanding. Thank you. Also, I love that you add details to the scene that no one will see. Either by a lack of planning or as a perfectionist, this type of thing affects us all :)

11 ай бұрын

Thank you

Hello, I am a Japanese who is studying computer graphics. Sorry if my English is wrong. I just recently started to touch the blender and was wondering how to adjust the camera, so this was very helpful. Thank you very much.

This is crazy, amazing work. I also want to create stations, mainly historic stations that have long since been replaced, to bring them back to life.

saw your work on facebook, it was amazing to see the fast timelapse, now seeing the full work on youtube is surely amazing

Thank you Sime! Always awesome seeing you post!

Really incredible details , the amount of time, knowledge and Passion you have to put in this project is astounding!

Beautiful scene, great job!

Prejebeno Šime, top. Asseti su ti impresivni. 👍

Браво, прекрасна работа!

Your work is so inspiring and amazing!!! Thank you!

Really an awesome job!! And a great and quick explanation of some of the tools...

Mate, you are an inspiration powerhouse! I made a variation of your scene, great tutorial!

Absolutely amazing, very inspiring stuff.

good work man,beautiful truly . Amazing how far blender has come along

A perfect breakdown 🔥

Really fantastic stuff! Trying out the spin tool today ^^ Thanks for this, subbed

that tile technique was great thank you very much

wow this is really calming ! I don't know why but it is

Beautifully done ty Sir

Wonder breakdown. Thank you👏🏻

Amazing look, useful videos and outstanding info delivery))

that's really good job dude !

bro these are insane and really helpful

Wow man Very cool

Aaaawww man this is a masterpiece from first frame to the last ! Subscribed immediately.

thats beautiful .. railroads are definitely a mood

11 ай бұрын

Thanks

@NupeWoop

11 ай бұрын

Imagine when video games can match this aesthetic art. I really liked the red lights on the train in that split second.

Good work! I think this is very inspiring 👍

great video

Incredible!

this is so good,helpful.

very nice work!

it looks so real wow

Great tutorial and work ! Always a pleasure my friend !

11 ай бұрын

Thanks

This is amazing thank you

awesome work

Amazing, well done, I’m gonna subscribe

Amazing! 😮

Amazing

u r awesome bruh...u deserve more...

Great tutorial as always! Would you mind turning on statistics in the overlays tab? It would be interesting to see your poly count as you model!

great Job !!!!

Grazie maestro!

yup, this is super nice

This is amazing! Like damn!

very good, u guys have photographic memory.

WOW this is soooo cool!!!!!!

I was watching the video very calmly until 2:32 & sime used the calmest tone to make a joke 😆

amazing bro!!!

beautiful

Bravo! 👏

you are a legend

6 ай бұрын

I don't think so, but thanks :)

очень крутая работа. молодец.

Sime kralju svaka cast. Pozdrav od jos jednog 3d/Animation/VFX Artista iz Bavarske. Zivio!

9 ай бұрын

Hvala

Great video ! Subscribed. I'm really interested in how you made the anamorphic lens flare inside of Blender.

Aaa, ljubi brat 😚🗽

amazing

You are rocks!!!!!

bravo man. subbed. might even get the course next time I have a blender itch.

10 ай бұрын

Thanks

Excelente, muy buen aporte Maestro

good job man I thought it was real at first

Wow ❤❤❤

Honestly, seeing the starting square become a rectangle already blew my mind.

Awesome

Bought it on Artstation, great stuff man

11 ай бұрын

Thanks

You're hands made by god.🔥🔥🔥👍👍

Insane

USTRAB-Stations would be amazing

Ni ne koristim Blender ali ovo je inspirativno za poludit! Srećom metode su korisne i za C4D ;)

11 ай бұрын

Hvala na komentaru, drago mi je da sam inspirirao nekoga sa toliko iskustva.

fucking christ dude. ive learned so much from this video just watching. so many unique but clever and simple ways to approach a problem.

great

bravo

what's the render settings for the beginning (first 3 seconds)? is it using the same settings with the final scene? because there are only several simple meshes but looks pretty delicate

magestic ;)

The google maps referencing is so big brain lol amazing

Amazing video. When modelling things from pictures and real life things, how do you texture them to make it so realistic? And super accurate to the pictures taken?

@5ld734

8 ай бұрын

Tileable trimsheets and stretching uvs over them

what is your lens glare settings in compositing window? Love the work btw!

This is dope dude! But, must ask, whats the music?! Very chill most Entroducing vibes

Ma daj Šime, di si to moga sve san uradit? Ja sam čita da ti je Djuro pomoga 😂 Zezam se, odlično uradjeno, čista 10! Fantastic job !!!

11 ай бұрын

Hvala

круто , научите так же работать в Blender👍👍👍

nice work )) but can you tell me please the parts of your PC ? i want to make one for blender as well ) also i'm new to blender

It seems so obvious now; But keeping the render viewport open to see how the render will look as you're building it, even from blocking out is such a powerful method.

@travisyee7278

11 ай бұрын

I usually partition the viewport screen into two halves, one with object view and one with a render preview.

@AurrenTV

11 ай бұрын

@@travisyee7278Yeah, I've started doing that now. Already helps a lot to cut down on making unnecessary bs that you're never going to see.

@GiJoe94

8 ай бұрын

Keep in mind If you don't have powerful pc keep the render window smaller it will render faster because of fewer pixels

Great video :D Thank you a lot

11 ай бұрын

I manually downloaded the assets I like from quixel and added them to the assets browser manually. I lost 2 days, but now the workflow is much faster. Quixel application sometimes doesn't work well for me.

hi !! well done your work it's amazing 👏👏👏, but i have a question : how do you do to make so realistic lights (the glow is amazing) wihtout compositing !! do you use a pluging ?

11 ай бұрын

Thank you. Several factors affect realism. You can find all the information in the step-by-step tutorial on patreon.com/bugarija

I was wondering how to get that perspective with the camera.

nice method but i feel like that some geometry like the tunnel ones are a bit off since there can be some loose vertex and the light will not work properly as setted

@copycatlyn

10 ай бұрын

you're wrong. it looks gret.

A simple question about the FOG, do you just use the normal way creating a huge box and put in a Volume Scatter shader in the cube that's it? Because I notice your fog have somehow feel like is only at the back of the scene and slowly blend in. Can I know how you get that?

11 ай бұрын

You can control the fog in the compositor with the help of color-ramp, or in post-processing in any program if you use the mist pass. I talk about it in the tutorial, if you are interested you can find it in more detail on Patreon.

🎉

great scene. so this is not considering topology right? just for good output. that's why it can be done so quickly

11 ай бұрын

I honestly don't understand the comment? Where is topology not taken care of and why do you think it would be slower otherwise?

@KeanusReal

10 ай бұрын

@ um if u subdivide this models, probably most of the shapes will be broken isn't it?? Since topologys are not consisted balance and edges as well. Iam asking Cuz retopology will take tones of time to work.

How do you make your meshes so damn sharp like that meanwhile on mine it's white but like dead white not like that white dunno what it's called or is it just my PC can't

Great Stuff! Very Inspiring. Let's get off our asses and create! =D

I created the rail part ( the wood part with the bolts). I have to apply the Array modifier to duplicate the rail part. But I can't create group like you did. Ctrl + G is not working, I can only create new collection. And I can't apply a Array modifier on a collection, what is the solution please ? Thank you and greate tutorial!

hello i have question how to make tunnel ,which tool ? i asked for 2.57 the arch .i am beginner :)

How did u do the breakdown in the beginning Sir? Do u have to not save the file and just Ctrl Z/Y the whole time?

11 ай бұрын

No. I simply duplicate the same file, deleted everything except the camera. After that, I copied part by part of the scene from the main file and saved the render. In 15-20 minutes I have a nice slideshow.

How did you get those Lens options?