16 Blender Tips That Made Me Pro

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Brilliant!

Can anyone explain the graph shape he drew for the glass shader? What does it come from?

It's so interesting tips that I always watch it again! Last time I noticed in tip nº 2 that you kept strength of third Background node as 10, what's the idea?

Blew my mind with the color channel fits all setup, great stuff!!!

This video is a fricken gem. I thought about using color channels like that before, but I had no idea it could work so well! Bonus is that you can use it on any material, no extra maps needed if you don't have them.

Yeah that glass shader is such a good solution. Bravo. Thanks

WARNING: Lower Brightness for Tip 2! It BRIGHT!

Amazing video

Bookmarking!!

Fantastic video, helped me understand what I can acctually do instead of poking around in the dark

You bringing up optix just saved me so much time. Thanks!

amazing tips, thank you!

oh my god you are my hero again

how do i make my rendering look sharper??

The clear glass tip is amazing! I've tried multiple techniques and none came out the way I wanted until this.
Everything in here is useful.

That first tip is not working in the current version of blender, any reason or fix to it?

The sun tips are one of the big issues that can make a big difference in an interior rendering.

素晴らしいビデオだった、ありがとう

These are really great tips. Thank you so much!

I've been doing 3D for a long time, and lighting is generally one of my stronger skills, but even I didn't think of tip # 11! That is brilliant and earned you a new subscriber!

Pure gold!

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Mind blown.... Many thanks!!

Glass material was so helpful ! Thank you

amazing, thanks man :)

Hi, I have a question. Can we adjust the sun (tip number 01) and adjusting HDRI image (tip number 2) at the same time in the environment node. thanks

Very nice tips, thanks !

When I set up the two suns, shadows become completely faint, almost completely gone

Keanu is too old fs, they wanna replace him with the black guy with the dog. That guy did basically nothing but he has the dog

Doing this two-sun setup in 3.5 did NOT WORK

Would adding area light behind transparent windows in tip11 create insane amount of noise (because blender would try to calculate shadow for windows)?

Thank you!

"only" RTX 2070 😂

Interesting content.

holy shit this is a gold mine for me, thank u so much !

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Awesome video! If I happen to encounter a few more like these from you, you just earned a subscriber.

You know what... f*** it, Subscribed!

Very helpful 👌

I didn't know about the composition guides in Blender. Now I know. Thank you :)

Sadly the first tip is not working well in 3.6 alpha. Adds so much noise I need 30x more samples to get a halfway decent render.

Very helpful! Thank you for making this. The thin glass tip was priceless - so simple. I've ben focused on thick, curved glass and It's a struggle to be sure.

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Wow, excellent tips and tricks, I want to know more. is it also work on the Eevee render engine?

This was really good. I especially like the tip about the thin glass shader, but all were great tips.

awesome video!!!!! I'm a Fan!!!