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I'm not sure, I'd probably start again to see what you're doing differently 👍

No problem. The course is almost over, there are 18 hours in total. You can see the full course multi-playlist on the channel homepage 👍

Sorry I don't understand what you mean.

Thanks very much, glad it's helpful 👍

@@Stuckathomemom f, but it’s going to help you to watch the sculpting section of the first playlist because you’ll need lots of the other knowledge presented there to complete these next few modelling sections 👍

@@3d-illusions I completed the donut tutorial by Blender Guru, so I got the basics. But I thought this was a modeling playlist, but it's sculpting. And the videos in the playlist are backwards starting at the end - so I'm already confused. And animation playlist is worse - those videos are just haphazardly thrown into a playlist so there's no way to tap play all and have them play in order.

@@Stuckathomemom Thanks for letting me know the playlist was ordered incorrectly. I've fixed it. Regarding the modelling section, it's just for modelling the robot with a combination of hard surface and sculpting (both are different forms of modelling). This section requires that you have the foundational knowledge covered in the intro to 3d playlist. So if there's anything you don't understand here, it will be explained in the approprately named video in the intro to 3d section. For example if you struggle with anything sculpting related, then there are 4 sculpting videos that will help in the intro to 3d section (29 to 32). The intro to 3d section also covers the basics of hard surface modelling (hard surface get's more advanced in this modelling section). Even though you've watched the Blender Guru Doughnut tutorial, I would still recommend to watch all of the intro to 3d section, because it cover lots more than the doughnut tutorials. This will ensure you have the necessary foundation to understand the rest of the course 👍👍

@@PhilFlock cheers 👍

@@3DBlendMix thanks👍

Cheers 👍

Thanks, you were my first customer. I checked out your website and UA-cam, and it's left me tempted to get a rowing machine! Cheers 👍

Thanks. Likes and comments will help more people find the video, and also help me get that sweet $1.00 per thousand views 😁 👍

Hi, there's no code in the addon that modifies the image aspect ratio, but I don't mind helping you locate the Blender setting you've changed if you contact the support address that I provide to all customers 👍

@@3d-illusions hello, i have messaged you a few days ago on the blendermarket page

@@visualdrip.official Yes I responded immediately. I notice you've just sent me the same message again, so I've responded with the same response again. Perhaps you need to refresh your browser?

@@visualdrip.official are you seeing my responses on blender market? I've provided the answer, but it seems you can't see my responses?

@@3d-illusions i will check now, thank you .

Thanks, the fundamentals section is mostly bite size so that people can also use the videos like a reference book. As we get into the more advanced stuff, the videos get a bit longer, but you're encouraged to pause and try regularly when you feel it will help retain what's being demonstrated 👍

No problemo 👍

Thanks, I sculpted the profile picture in VR and rendered in Blender 👍

@@squallrulz0685 hi, for support please use the support contact details provided with your receipt 👍

Ok. I will.

The exoside quad remesher make a backup copy for you if you need to copy modifiers. If you're using the built in quad remesher and want to preserve the modifiers then probably easier to make a backup and hide it (as we do with the lips in the 'modelling a head' section.) Usually though, at the stage were remeshing is carried out, all modifiers would be applied to the relevant models. But yeah, it's always a good idea to store a backup, either in the blend file, or as a backup blend file. As long as you leave yourself the option to revert to various different stages of the project all shall be good 👍

This is the last video in this section. The second section is in a different playlist. To see all playlists for the full course go to my channel home page. It's the third multi-playlist down. The next section is the 'modelling the robot' playlist.

@@3d-illusions Thanks!

not enough?

What would be an appropriate price in your opinion please?

I won't say what is an appropriate price, but if I were you, I would significantly lower the price and offer two pricing options

OK, thanks for your advice. I've halved the price 👍This is my first resolve product so I'm unaware of the usual cost of similar products. I was just guessing based on the amount of time it saves.

You wouldn't want to/can't use it when there are other modifiers after it in the stack, otherwise the render time results would potentially differ wildly from the viewport render. You also couldn't use it when applying modifiers, so it needs to be optional. It's perfectly stable, I have no idea why it's marked as experimental. I it's been experimental for 9 years, I think someone has just forgotten.

@@3d-illusions Thank you very much!

Cheers 👍

Yes, particles are the way to go. You can probably automate it using the dynamic paint in the particles vertex groups density section. Or perhaps better shooting the particles directly from the foot using the floor as a brush and the feet as a canvas. Or use geometry nodes to write to the vertex group on close proximity.

@@3d-illusions ahh cool thank you for the input

Thanks. A couple of the Turbo Render settings also apply to the viewport, but the big speed up is for final rendering, compositing, and temporal stabilisation (removes flicker from animations so you can render faster even for animations) 👍

Yes, it's completely free. The assets and scene files from the membership area are optional, but I'd certainly appreciate people joining to help support the channel if they can afford to. Membership is less than a cup of coffee, and it's a great deal considering that you also get a load of non course related stuff to play with too 👍 3dillusions.gumroad.com/l/membersarea

Try updating your GPU driver, but I suspect it's time for a new GPU. Check on the blender.chat support channel 👍

Thanks. Throughout the course, if there are any differences in Blender 4, I swap to Blender 4 to demonstrate. I actually took the course myself using Blender 4 before releasing it so I could record any necessary new content to ensure it would be plain sailing for everyone 👍

Thanks. Enjoy 👍

Cheers, and thanks for your Turbo Tools purchase 👍

Thanks Stephane. 3 years! You must be one of the earliest customers, great to hear the addon is useful enough for you to still be using it after all this time 👍

Cheers. The course will be identical except for the ads and the short logo intro at the start of each video. Also, people who watch on Udemy have access to the Q and A/support, and the optional scene files are included without a 3d-illusions.co.uk membership. I just wanted to make it accessible to everyone 👍

Great! Thank you for your confirmation. I reckon it's a brilliant idea to make such valuable resources available to everyone free of charge. Thank you again!

@@ryut Thanks. My ability to pay the bills doing something I enjoy, wouldn't have been possible without the free help I received in the early days. Fingers crossed this will have a similar impact on someone's future 👍

Awesome, thanks 👍

Awesome, hope it helps you out 👍

Enjoy 👍

@@3d-illusions Sure.

1. It's a dynamically created multipass denoising system capable of generating 100's of different configurations for the best quality at much lower samples than the denoisers in the render settings can achieve. 2. GPU denoising is not yet available to the compositor. Should be right around the corner, giving Turbo an even bigger advantage. 3. You'd need to speak to the Blender developers on that one 👍

Yes, I was referring to the denoising options in the render settings. This addon uses the compositor to dynamically build bespoke denoising networks based on individual scenes. The addon uses years of testing, to generate potentially 100's of different denoising setups for the fastest possible render time, not to mention it saves a huge amount of time finding good sample settings and trying to find the best denoising setup manually, and of course comes with a temporal stabiliser as well as lots of tools to for the compositor, such as caching 👍