can't wait for the blender tutorials, your community will get bigger for sure ! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🍶

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Yesssss ✨🍶✨ Thanks so much. Yes, the community is awesome. It´s super great diving into this universe!

As silly as this may sound I didnt know about the alpha channel on reference image to remove the white part. Then I wasn't used to U~F (fill selection), the radial symmetry, axis positioning on Scale tool or the Patch option on Fill Polygon Hole. I delt with this things but the wrong way. Thank you, really! 🍶I'm off to this weeks vid on glass cause I'm behind.

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Oh nothing really is silly. There are so many things that make up the software its´s impossible to know it all. I learn new stuff every Day myself. I am just glad that those videos are useful to others 🙌 Also I would say that all the ways that work are right ways. There are just faster and slower ways to do it ha ha. And thanks a lot for the ✨🍶✨

BLENDER TUTS???! you made my day yes pleaseee would be great if blender octane 🔥🔥

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Ha super nice hearing that you like that 🙌I think it will still take some time. But yeah. Liking Blender so far!

One thing to note: While Maxon seems to use the "SDS" term, across the industry "Subd modeling" seems to be a more common naming convention! Might be a helpful term to include in your description or title for better searchability.

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Ah nice. Thank you for your helpful comment. I might edit my video title or at least write it in the Tags of the video. Cheers and a good start into the week to you 🙏✨

@simontrickfilmer

6 ай бұрын

Oh, it's not HyperNurbs anymore? 😂

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

@@simontrickfilmer Ha ha ha. Makes me feel nostalgic!

Thanks a lot. Please carry on this type of great tutorials we would like to see more technical detailed tutorials in future. On KZread have have many source but you are the best one.

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Thank you Yasir! I appreciate that you like my Videos and consider them "the best" that´s a huuuuge compliment 🙏🙏🙏 I will contained to provide more content in the future 🙌

@yasirjaved6677

6 ай бұрын

@@SilverwingVFXI watched many courses but no anyone explained about SDS Modeling like this as you explaining. You starting form very basics that we need to know. Please if possible share your some detailed modeling tutorials. God Bless you

Thank you so much. What about the daylight rules (fireflies mainly)? A video about it would be welcoming.

@SilverwingVFX

Ай бұрын

Thank you very much for your comment and your suggestion. It's a good one. I just released a video about reducing noise while lighting. Though I did not go into depth about the daylight system. But it's the same there too. Make your sun (light) bigger to reduce noise (including fireflies) kzread.info/dash/bejne/qHts1KmCe7uXZrg.html

@uroshavalon

Ай бұрын

@@SilverwingVFX Thank you very much. I respect and admire a lot your knowledge, amazing work what you do.

Yes a modeling quick tip

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Ha ha ha. The emphasis is on "quick" 😇😅 At least my intention was to make it that 😁 It went on to be one of the longest tips I made 😂

Amazing man, I think first modeling tutorial....! Looking forward some more along with lighting and scene setup. Thanks.

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Thank you very much 🙌 Lighting and Scene Setup. Allright. Noted 🙏

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@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

🙌🙌🙌🙌

Can't wait for your Blender Tutorials :D !

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Ha ha nice! Still might need a bit. The Way Octane is integrated in Blender is not that easy to decipher. Most of it is easy going. But there are things that need some investigation 🔎 Anyways. Thank you very much for your comment and your positivity 🙌

@christiangrajewski7518

6 ай бұрын

You are welcome :)! Yes Octane is a bit different in Blender. @@SilverwingVFX

Great tutorial! I've learned a ton from this... Would love to see the thread modelling!

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much. Fantastic to hear you could take away some things 🙌 and thank you for your input about the thread modeling 🧵

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@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Hey Rayko. Thanks so much 🙌 ✨🍶✨

Nice see you modeling. You do it so great! Some tips I took for my modeling workflow, as always, learning with you. Thanks! See you. 🧴🍾

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Hey Zotake, thanks a lot for your comment and ongoing support! Amazing to hear you could take away some things from this 🥳 And yeees ✨🍶✨ Thanks so much!

51 min is not quickish it is 1 hourish! Haha. Nice one!

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Indeed ha ha ha. I usually record the intros beforehand. This is also why I said "I think" 😇 Glad you like it anyway 🙌

@sergiomarchelli

6 ай бұрын

@@SilverwingVFX inspired by you I am thinking about modeling and rigging a typewritter...

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

@@sergiomarchelli Oh yeah. That sounds super cool! Probably will take a bit of time to get all the parts done. But if done right this could end up as an amazing piece 🙌

@sergiomarchelli

6 ай бұрын

@@SilverwingVFX Hey Raphael, I was wondering, I have a project with Octane, I usually do Redshift, but will it ron ok on my 1080ti and 1070. This is my set up and I have to do very specific and complexy pyro+ rocket engine photoreal burst? Like the Raptor engine test? I wont render the animation, but have to provide the animation scene with the sims?

Awesome as usual, thanks! Lazy question: How did you go back to the old C4D layout?

@simontrickfilmer

6 ай бұрын

You can customize it. You would not recognize my layout 😊

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

In the top right corner there´s a toggle. There you can toggle old and new layouts. So C4D actually still ships with the old layout 🙌

Amazing as always Raph, that's a useful look behind the curtains, this opens doors for the possibility of having timelapse videos related to modeling different objects, when I was doing storyboarding and concept art I used to always watch those speed paintings, it would be similar but with more technical problem solving. I loved how meticulous this tutorial was, you went through a lot in an hour, from addressing support edges to fixing normals. I like how you decided on having a variable thickness for the bottle, for me, my OCD forces me to use M~Z and move it along the normals to keep the thickness consistent then add variety in the material bump channel, have you tried the new Thicken generator? it's like the Solidify modifier in blender. Wish you a productive week and (I'm taking a page from your book) happy modelling 😂🍶

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Hey Zadi, thank you very much for your ongoing support. I really appreciate seeing your comments on my videos ❤️ Yeah I should do more time lapse videos of my work. I could have done that with the Blender project. I just was not sure if I would be able to work without googling how to do this and that in Blender. Great to hear you liked the video. "I loved how meticulous this tutorial was, you went through a lot in an hour, from addressing support edges to fixing normals." If you say it like this, 50 Minutes does not sound to bad to be honest. Still expected it to run under 30 Min when I began ha ha ha. About the Thickness. Usually Bottles get a bit thicker at the bottom. Not as much as with mine. My OCD would kick in when I´d extrude inward and see the horrible geo. I usually do a best of both worlds. I use inner extrude on the parts where it does great. And then I scale in the parts that are problematic (you can use numeric inputs there too to e.g. scale 4mm away from the wall) I have checked the thicken. It does a bit of a better job then Extrude. But still would involve manual cleanup. Anyway. This message, as my video is gotten very long. A productive and creative week and a great time to you too!

@0zaidi

6 ай бұрын

@@SilverwingVFX of course you're welcome, and don't worry about the long comments, feel free to dive as deeper as you want, I enjoy a good discussion the variable thickness I was talking about is between the neck and the body not the base, but I get you, earlier today before I comment I went and tried the thicken generate on a cone to have a cone in it just so I can produce a problem at the tip and make sure the base and sides in this case are consistent, they were, but the tip needed manual fixing as expected, then that went to me playing with caustics in octane and it derailed from there 😂 also you made go and buy a calliper, I never thought about it before I just used measuring tape and math 😂

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

@@0zaidi Thanks so much for your answer. Great to hear you are enjoying the conversation. I think there is a checkbox in the thicken tool that makes tries to keep the surfaces parallel. With some glass models I made, I simply avoided making supporting edges before the "thickening". Because those are usually the areas where stuff does not work out. But yeah. I don´t mind doing a bit of touchup on the mesh if it means its controlled thickness. For a second I was thinking about using caustics for my scene too. But I used PT and fake shadows because 1: It´s a modeling tutorial and 2: I would have spent much more time then necessary playing around ha ha ha. And yeah. I have a rather old analog caliper and I love it. Its just such a great and versatile tool. Especially for people like me, that model a lot. Amazing to hear that you own one too now 🙌

@0zaidi

6 ай бұрын

@@SilverwingVFX interesting, i didn't know that check box existed, I'll see the documentation, and let you know if it was capable of fixing the tip issue on a cone and yes the calliper will make my life easier especially when making custom packages and preparing stuff for 3d printing, I don't know how I didn't think of it before, it's rather a cheap and useful tool and yes caustics are just that fun, I added a noise in the bump map and I was mesmerized 😂

🍶 Hmm, upcoming blender tuts 👀

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Yaaaay ✨🍶✨ Thank you so much. What do you think about the blender tuts idea?

@Spy19859

6 ай бұрын

@@SilverwingVFX I started to learn 3D with Blender and i still do some stuff with that. So i look forward to!

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

@@Spy19859 Ah, super nice hearing that! It´s a bit of a balancing act. As I still want to continue doing C4D tuts as well!

@simontrickfilmer

6 ай бұрын

Blender? Really? You were my fels in der brandung mit cinema 😢 bitte werde nicht abtrünnig

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

@@simontrickfilmer I at least have the strong intention to keep using C4D. I am expanding to Blender. Not switching.

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@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Yaaaas ✨🍶✨

大哥你怎么教起建模了，这不是你，希望你多出OC相关深入知识。

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

很遗憾得知您不喜欢该视频。 我主要是做OC。 还有 3D 领域的其他有用的东西

Well, another one who flee on dark side 🤨 However, if you start to make Blender tutorials, I suggest you to don't bother with modeling tutorials. This "market" is already oversaturated. Also, your slow methodic approach to modeling will make Blender fans mad. This tutorial is 40 min. longer than other similar tutorials. I'm serious.... Blender users don't have time to waste 😜 But you can make Octane tutorials. Otoy offer free tier for Blender users. So, there is a lot of people which can be interested. Unfortunately, there is not so many serious tutorials for Blender Octane. C4D and Blende version share same Octane engine, but interface is very different. Also, there are couple small differences. For Blender users following Octane for C4D can be tedious. Focus on complex materials, lighting, tips and tricks.

@SilverwingVFX

6 ай бұрын

Hey hey. Thank you for your long comment. The intent is not to switch but to expand. Learn new things and get out of my comfort zone a little but. About the length of the videos. Let´s see. Maybe there are those that like my style and I therefore have a selling point there. And also yes, I am planning to make Octane tuts for Blender. The scene you see in the video is using Octane to render. Cheers and a great start into the week to you! Raphael