JackK211424 wrote:

Just_ng wrote:

donut picture

blender guru?

JackK211424 wrote:

Just_ng wrote:

donut picture

It would be a bit better if the sprinkles and frosting had a bit more

Texture

awesome-llama wrote:

Ooh! a link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/112404197/

awesome-llama wrote:

Ooh! a link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/112404197/

leo_is_cleva wrote:

awesome-llama wrote:

Ooh! a link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/112404197/

OH NO U DONT-

pkhead wrote:

i'd say that i'm bad at 3d modelling? i've had blender for like a year but i only use it like once every one or two months
but here is something i made

i was too lazy to find and download a brick texture online so i just procedurally made a brick shader using the brick texture node and the noise texture node

JackyBorderCollie wrote:

pkhead wrote:

i'd say that i'm bad at 3d modelling? i've had blender for like a year but i only use it like once every one or two months
but here is something i made
bla bla bla
i was too lazy to find and download a brick texture online so i just procedurally made a brick shader using the brick texture node and the noise texture node

Cool!

zahmbie1 wrote:

JackyBorderCollie wrote:

I am making a Border Collie model in Blender for my game called Jacky Quest

awesome-llama wrote:

I did this a few weeks ago:



I was trying to follow the techniques of what Ian Hubert does with making realistic environments with textures. I was focusing on getting the walls and props to look fitting in this abandoned industrial scene.

I think I could have made the plants better, but everything else is looking pretty good.

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Also, I am aware this is way more “advanced” than what everyone else is achieving here with Blender, but don't let that be discouraging. (Note that I have been using Blender for since 2016)
Instead, I encourage anyone here to try making something like this for themselves. This scene is much simpler than what it looks like. It's not the modelling here that really matters but two other things that may be forgotten or skipped but are very important: texturing and post-processing.
These textures are just a bunch of photos from textures.com. I just slapped them on all the things to make it look real. The grunge and bumpiness is just part of the image. I did use the same textures fed in to a bump map node, but that's so much easier than adding proper normal maps and finding textures with them to use.
With post-processing, I can add glare (see how in really bright areas the light kind of leaks from them), chromatic aberration (refraction causing colours to separate at the edges of the image), and a few adjustments to brightness, contrast and saturation.

hiPeeps124816 wrote:

JackyBorderCollie wrote:

I am making a Border Collie model in Blender for my game called Jacky Quest

cool is it for unity or blender game engine or scratch or starlogo or unreal engine

hiPeeps124816 wrote:

zahmbie1 wrote:

Minecraft volume alpha

zahmbie1 wrote:

hiPeeps124816 wrote:

zahmbie1 wrote:

Minecraft volume alpha

:thonk:

hiPeeps124816 wrote:

Lake rendered with Eevee since i have no patience with Cycles when it comes to less simple scenes