*Let me just say, we need a walkthrough/tutorial of that beautiful train scene you made.... please*

@FaithlessFlight

2 жыл бұрын

Yes please @blenderguru!

@sahdsalmi3935

2 жыл бұрын

@@DanyaButler I know, but there are some tips and tricks he uses for making that render realistic.I mean look at that surface imperfections, Bokeh, highlights, hardly any blotchy denoising issues.... That's why!!! You gotta learn even if you are an expert 😜

@Chlrintruc

2 жыл бұрын

That’s too much work. I doubt he would do it.

@blenderguru

2 жыл бұрын

Credit for that goes to my coworker Mateusz Wielgus who was nice enough to let me use it for the intro 😁

@pbxrohan

2 жыл бұрын

Yo why you need a tutorial if you are a beginner and if you completed 🍩 tutorial series so you can try creating yourself like try to learn thing your self like take references of it and check things and try to create your things your self you can make the train interior design by your self. I checked this and i wanted to make that scene too and I'm trying to create it by myself like different design etc. I almost created the train. For example you can make a short film of LED Lights with a unique story. Try to understand me.

Love these kinds of tutorials - thank you Andrew!

@quasibiased

2 жыл бұрын

Hey jared a big fan of ur vids!

I appreciate how you added the part on how to make it user-friendly. It's good that artists learn not to do everything from scratch all the time, and this helps tremendous with setting up a system you could use in future projects again and again👍😁

Hey, I'm the one that added those Rounding nodes to Geometry Nodes a couple of releases ago! Always cool to see people finding them useful.

A month-and-a-half ago when I started Blender by watching your 3.0 donut tutorial I never thought I'd know WTF you were doing in the Geo nodes section, but now I'm actually able to somewhat anticipate what you're doing and follow along! THANKS BLENDER GURU!!!

This is awesome! Glad to see some more fantastic content from our very own Blender Guru. The way you talk out the steps and describe what is going on feels lost in many other tutorials I watch. You're a natural teacher and we are lucky to have you!

I really like your more in-depth tutorials. You somehow manage to make this feel just like the older anvil or chair videos even though years passed by now. Thanks

20:25 Press crtl+ tab on the timeline and it gets to the graph editor immediately

@blenderguru

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU! I knew there had to be a faster way.

@porkminer

Жыл бұрын

@@blenderguru you can also just press "T" on the timeline to change the interpolation directly.

@b_bobsch6785

Жыл бұрын

@@blenderguru And you can use multiple instances of the "Group Input" node. Helps a lot with the overview.

Olden days are back blender guru tutorial series 😄😄

@Mmesi737

Жыл бұрын

Helpline 📲📩 QUESTIONS CAN COME IN ☝️☝️..

10:20 You can always decrease the resolution of text objects if that's kind of obscuring the bulbs underneath. Just go to the text tab (4 t words in a row!) and change Resolution Preview U or whatever it's called.

I appreciate how you walked it through like, "and now its almost perfect" and then had the solution right after 😁

Video starts n andrew jumps straight to the point without wasting a mili second, crazy how time changes

Just got access to a huge LED AR setup and I've been learning blender from you for the past fortnight to be able to use it. Just saw this title and thought "Wow, didn't take long for that to come full circle..." Thanks for all you do! If you're ever in Manchester UK, come play with the wall and motion tracking rig.

Haven't seen a tutorial like this in ages. Great to see these in-depth examples from you mate. Great work!

i have been going through quite a few tutorials and you are still my fav teacher, take my money sempi, you are the only one that looks to make things unique and functional, BIGGER THAN LIFE. I do wish you were the one to teach me add single vert as it's how i have worked on like CAD and Sketchup n such in the past but nodes are still my most fav thing ever and you taught me this mess so LET's GOOOOOO yay new tutorial

After hundreds of videos you still haven't lost your sense of humor. Always fun to watch even if I don't need to use the particular technique.

Thank you for not making the polygon ad too long, i didnt even have to skip it! Please keep it non-annoying like this if you can

"Is Hit" in the Raycast node returns "true" or "false", hence why the connection is pink. When you plug a boolean connection into a number connection (i.e. instance index) it converts true/false into a number: 0 for false, 1 for true. Because arrays (like the collection) are zero-based, the first element is at position 0, second element at position 1, third element at position 2, etc. So whatever element you want to show when there's a hit, needs to be at position 1 (2nd element in the collection) as that's what "true" is converted into.

I've been itching for a blender guru tutorial for a while now😂😂😂...glad this came at this time because I have rewatched the abundoned house tutorial 7 times already.

Amazing tips ! His tutorial never let me down.

Dude, I havent really watched a Blender Guru tutorial since I finished the donut tutorial like 1 year ago. I am so excited to come back and learn from this guy again haha

Thx for the tutorial! I always wanted to make realistic LED screens!

As always, well explained and easy to understand. Thanks for that.

At least 0.5% of Blender users know how to use that spreadsheet.

This tutorial was simply awesome. Thanks!

thanks for this! learned a lot about geonodes just from going through this. you can do interpolation mode the same way from timeline though, and you can also set your default mode to linear in the settings. I did that because I use a bunch of modes for my graphics, but like to start with linear while I work. it’s a much better baseline imo

Straight to the point. Awesome job!

Wonderful video!!! You always manage to inspire!!! Keep up the good work!!!

Haha loved that sly smile when you said you had no idea how to use the spreadsheet! I've made quite a few GeoNodes tutorials, but... the spreadsheet.. yeah I don't know about that! Great video and loved the result.

Its about time we got a tutorial! Hope we see more in the near future . I feel like its a drought and waiting for the rain lol.

I love these walkthrough tutorials

I definitely prefer quality over quantity. But I can't get enough of your tutorials.

Heck yeah I spent 3 days figuring this out. Thanks Andrew👍. I'm gonna use it in a short

thank you so much, this is the first time a tutorial actually works !

brilliant, and love the pace of your tutorials Andrew :)

Absolutely incredible tutorial! Very informative and easy to understand))

Thank you so much for these tutorials truly the best out there

You have been always the best teacher. I missed your tutorials. Also i can make more simple LED signs, I mean actually I dont need LED sign tutorial but I learned a lot of different things from this video. Thanks much.

Cool! 👍

OMG. Brilliant tutorial thank you 🙏

Right in time I was thinking about Making a led sign in blender this came out thanks Andrew!

intro looks amazing

i actually love the opening.

Beautiful tutorial! Please keep making more.

i appreciate how you jumped streight to the buisness after intro pls keep it this way!!!

i really love your tutorials, thank you

Never miss blenderguru tutorials...

Thanks a lot for the contribution! Have a nice day Andrew Price! Love from Poland❤️

thank you soo much very direct link n works for me love the way you expressed the installation .

Finally new tutorial i was starving for it.

I'm just happy you got me into blender, sir 🥺❤️

Great tutorial as always Andrew! Thanks!

Thanks for your Tuts, the reason i started 3d

Great tutorial as usual. I tried this with a dot matrix font. It opened a passage to another dimension.

I just recently got blender, I gotta say your help is amazing!! I give thanks to you for giving us tips. :)

@CuteHoodedCat

2 жыл бұрын

All I really need help on is making a vtubing model. :/

Amazing! Love your tutorials 🤩

Andrew thank you! Been needing something like this for months for a project. Edit:- Think I will return to this repeatedly.

That was excellent. Thanks, Andrew.

Thank you so much for this! I've used your account alot for my games design course at college! legit lifesaver

cool video it helped out a ton with starting out and composing my first soft

You really made me very, very, very hyped for GeoNodes!

superb tutorial

absolute legend

Oooh Raycast node, thank you. Will be very useful for my fence with pilars geonode.

9:05 there is actually a simple reason it is illuminating a block of bulbs here. Ray direction is by default set to -1 in the z direction (as you can see on your node) this means that each bulb will cast a ray straight down in the z direction, so you can imagine any text below a bulb will be a hit, causing a block of bulbs to be illuminated.

intro looks so cool!

Amazing tutorial (as usual)

Very useful and interesting, thanks for sharing! Will probably be tempted to try something like this but without geometry nodes necessarily: Will be interesting to see what alternative implementations are possible.

27 minute video - I'll spend 3-4 weeks trying to repeat this ;) Thanks, btw!

Thanks, this tutorial was very helpful.

superb! thank you!

I miss your tutorials!

coolest guy... coolest ideas with coolest donut😊

Fantastic! Last time I tried a scrolling LED sign like this, was in 2014, 2015. Very tricky! With Geometry Nodes, is "easy" depending on your definition of easy. Once the key principle is in place, the RayCast an InstanceOnPoints, it's all fussing with details. In addition to the X position I added an X Nudge value, to move the pattern of glow fractionally, 0 to 1 from any column to the next. Allows choice of how the text (or whatever shape) gets digitized. Then when the text slides across, it's the same desirable stable pattern.

Great stuff. Very clear. Very useful.

Brilliant as always 👍

Dis so cool! And a good watch after your Geometry Nodes tutorial 😌

What a jolly good fellow this guy is

The definition of GURU is made for you ❤

awsome tutorial!

NO one can do better than you. Love from India

Very nice ~~~~ Thank you! my Guru!!! 😍

Nice tutorial.... Very helpful

Excellent! Thank you!

I really needed this video.

Super future of Blender is Geometry node ! Yeah I enjoyed from tutorial ! Thank you very much !

that scene looks cool!

@Mmesi737

Жыл бұрын

Helpline 📲📩 QUESTIONS CAN COME IN ☝️☝️..

I know how to do this. Its been 7 years since I have watched this man's tutorial and learnt a lot from it. I know how to do this before even watching this whole video but I am still gonna watch it because I started with this. THANKS

I've missed yr tutorial sir .❤️

This is super cool!

Great tutorial, tnks!

awesome, I actually need this rn this really comes in handy ♥

"floor" is a common programming function -- it rounds down to the nearest integer. So 2.555 would round to just "2". "ceil" is the same, except it rounds UP to the nearest integer. And the Blender "snap" function is useful to combine the common "floor + multiply" nodes -- instead of Floor(x) to Multiply(0.1), you can just Snap(increment = 0.1).

@robi3228

Жыл бұрын

thank you, Patrick, you saved us a thorough google search!

@xcessiveO_o

Жыл бұрын

thank you!

You are best at blender

For anyone looking to remove the background grid plane, remove the join geometry node and plug instances directly into the output.

@rendifystudios

6 ай бұрын

LIFE SAVER MATE! Thank you!

thank you so much!

Great video to deep into more advanced stuff ^^ Many thanks!

@Baskemtball

2 жыл бұрын

The video isn’t even over??

Thank you for you efforts ☺️ You really inspire me to continue learning 😊 May God protect you❤️

@donjon61

2 жыл бұрын

Or his insurances. Bodyguards. At least something should protect, yes.

Very useful. Thanks!

gonna use this for my future videos thank you:D