Hey everyone! This video is a tutorial showing how to create this live action sinkhole vfx shot in Blender 3d! Let us know what else you want added to the apocalyptic tutorial series! Our Blender Add-ons: Nature/Creature Add-On Bundle: www.blendermarket.com/products/naturecreature-add-ons---spyderfy--nisarga-lite-ultimate-bundle Spyderfy on Blendermarket: www.blendermarket.com/products/spyderfy-bug-system-add-on CityBuilder3D: www.blendermarket.com/products/citybuilder-3d KHAOS (Ultimate Explosion Add-on): www.blendermarket.com/products/khaos-ultimate-explosion-simulator Ultimate Blender add-on value pack: www.blendermarket.com/products/add-on-value-pack-citybuilder3dkhaoslightarchitectcablecam-bundle Cablecam (Cinematic movement rig): www.blendermarket.com/products/cablecam-cinematic-camera-movement-rig LightArchitect (Film setup previsualization): www.blendermarket.com/products/lightarchitect---filmmaking-add-on KHAOS Fire Shader: blendermarket.com/products/khaos-fire-shader-fire-shading-simplified _

Great stuff. Will go through it tomorrow. Thanks for the great material and addons mate!

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Would love to see any results you render out!

I had blender before but I got rid of it because I did not understand it but with all the tutorials I have been watching I think your videos are the best and I will get blender back and use your tutorials.

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Blender is amazing even when you master some basics! Keep learning!

Man am gonna have to check out Nisarga add-on. This is one I haven't seen yet

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Nisarga assets are really good! Great library!

Fantastic tutorial! Thanks a lot for your effort!

@LightArchitect

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Eugen. Glad it was helpful!

@eugend5463

Жыл бұрын

It is! And your add-ons are helpful too. I have Spiderfy and Horde. Thanks for them too

Awesome 👍😎

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Red Green!

great stuff thx !!

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

You are welcome!

very cool! :)

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Super Bro

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Excellent tut encompassing many things I really enjoy using Blender for so please keep up this theme/style of video. ALSO please never be afraid to point out in detail places where something inexplicable heppened to YOU as you made this. Chances are good that we the tutored ones would have been confused by the same items. Don't shy away from emphasizing how an item was a potential pitfall or point of confusion . For example the asset which appeared to have an odd rotation had an explanation and a solution. SLOW DOWN there while explaining , don't go faster or skip parts of the fixing process in favor of a quick summary if you can afford the time. I know people aim for certain video lengths but I jump back often while watching and control playback speeds constantly. It is extra useful to point out where and why things behaved unpredicatably. One small thing: in the case of the asset's rotation I might argue plants do not respect the perpendicularity as much as gravity. On the inclined sides of the spillway/channel the rotated assets ought to have been oriented as parallel to the vertical axis even while being placed on a sloped geometry (am I wrong about that?) and it would be good to know if there was an option to have made them (constrained?) to appear in an orientation as relative to that vertical. As it is the final look is great and a little off-putting disconcerting in that "something bad happened here" way and you could imagine it was some alien influence or weird mutation that had the hole being formed either by a monstrous power or some other-worldly force which could justify the weird vegetation in the first place. Thanks a bunch for all the very helpful info in the tutorial for newbies to Blender such as myself. It was an easy decision to subscribe.

@LightArchitect

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Craig, Thanks for the kind words and input. Definitely noted for future tutorials! Always appreciate the feedback.

Gg boi

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks for the comment!

wonderfull

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad it was helpful!

awesome please make a 1 hr detailed tut on those spiders and flying loctus insects.

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Will make more detailed tutorials on flying creatures using thee Spyderfy Add-on soon! Thanks for the comment!

Hi sir please add this footage link in description

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Shreyas, It's from Artgrid. Here's a link but you would need a subscription. Link: artgrid.io/clip/64009/railroad-bridge-going-over-a-river-aerial

They use to say the solving error should be under 1 Sam go even lower 🤔🤔

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Depends on the resolution of your footage and where you plan on screening your project. But you are correct less is better. Ideally 0 ;)

@spydergs07

3 жыл бұрын

The higher your solve error, the more your 3D objects will shift and jitter during the camera movement. I always aim for under 1 and if I can, under .5.

What if the footage is not by a camera that moves on a straight line but a camera that moves on a circular line. like footage from a a drone that moves all over the place, left and right up and down, but has the interested place in the frame. Can it be done?

This is perfect bro! So I had difficulties rendering the image. My crater is gone and the background image is also gone when i render image. Can you have some tip for this?

oooo wow you are so good man just one question like sometime i get a error or 1 or less so whatever object i put like a cube or anything else it is shaking or jittering little bit .. not properly sticking to the ground .. any suggestions .. and yes please create fluid simulation with live footage tutorials also

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Gokul! Thanks for the comment! Sometimes even if you have a low solve error the track is still off. Double check and make sure none of your points are slipping off during the track manually and then maybe "clean your tracks" of points with high pixel errors. Also generally the more points the better as long as long as they are good points. I have a more extensive tutorial on how to 3d track footage better here as well --> kzread.info/dash/bejne/aXqg1suqfpu4aco.html

@gokul8002

3 жыл бұрын

@@LightArchitect thankyou sir i am your big fan

Thank you ! you are the best!! PS: sorry if i post it here, i have written a email to you for the khaos fire shader add on for Blender 2.9x it seems not working ( not the Khaos explosion this is ok!) when i create the cube and assign the khaos fire shader material in Blender 2.92 you don't see the flame / smoke inside or what it is, you see the normal empty cube, i don't know if you need this shader in blender 2.92 or not? let me know please thanks.

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Pegasus, I will search for your email. It seems that something has changed in the scripting language for 2.9 and the fire shader. However if you open up the material tab and choose from the existing materials you can see that the shader has been added to the scene you just have to select it for your object. Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We'll fix the script soon. Brad

at 29:37 when I render the image, it only renders the camera background footage and literally every other items (particles, vegetation and crater) are all black like alpha render. Do you have any recommendation to fix this issue? Thanks in advance

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Levy, There is probably a problem with the collection you have your vegetation and crater on. Make sure its on the foreground collection. Let me know if this solves your issue.

@melevibergman

3 жыл бұрын

@@LightArchitect thanks a lot for your help! weird Blender behavior. Had to rebuild the scene and it’s working now 👍

Can you provide footage for practice?? Please

@LightArchitect

Жыл бұрын

Hi Miracle Morning, Unfortunately I cant provide this footage as it is licensed by another party.

you have course 3d animation composite with real environment ?

@LightArchitect

2 жыл бұрын

I have a playlist similar to that concept here. Hope this helps. --> kzread.info/dash/bejne/k2GdytKoZanVhco.html

hi from where did you find this vid??

I'll never understand why people still use Mac's for VFX work. My ASUS ROG laptop with 64GB of ram, 2070 Super, 2 TB Samsung SSD, and 10th gen i9 runs scenes much larger than this with ease and no slowing down and my laptop was $1950. If you get a Mac with my specs, you would be looking at $3500-4000.

@LightArchitect

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Spydergs07, I generally agree with you. Best bang for your buck performance wise is a PC. Depends on your purpose and what operating system you like better though. I switched to mac a few years ago mostly because my colleagues at work at the time were all using them and it made a better workflow. I like it a lot but my next computer I'm going to build with more power as a PC. Thanks for the comment.