Re @jo_chemla @Metaverse_Forum @pjcozzi @aleksrudybear @CesiumJS @thekhronosgroup @njbutko @NianticLabs @BentleySystems @Esri @aras_p @PixelBilly I'm glad to hear about this type of discussion!

Re @dragoneex @nitzravalji Wow, such wonderful news! Congratulations to you both, I'm glad to see you are well :)

Re @Vegacut Thank you, Vega! I hope you enjoy the video :)

Re @Illbeshowing Haha, you're the first person to comment on it! :)

Re @carlosedubarret Haha, thank you! It does focus on Blender at least! :)

Finally finished editing my longest tutorial ever, and the first one since 2020. Feels good.I'll be uploading the 40-minute video next Monday. Can anyone guess the topic? #b3d

Re @letkma Wow, what a beautiful landscape.

Welp, this started out as a simple idea. I've been wanting to make a "live action" Titanfall video, but felt like I needed more practice first before I could do a good enough job. So I decided to make a "bullet time" style video with the models first.After brainstorming some ideas, I eventually remembered the old "Halo: Believe" ad, which I really liked, and so I decided to try to make something as an homage to that.I learned some new things while working on this project, including rigging characters and creating terrains. I'd like to make some simple videos demonstrating some of that stuff, so if you have any questions about how I did something, let me know and I'll do my best to explain it clearly.Special thanks to:Pierrick Piccaut: https://twitter.com/pierrick_picautHussien Shalaan: https://www.artstation.com/hussiensobhyLlamasArePink: https://twitter.com/LlamasArePinkMaurizio Memoli: https://twitter.com/Maurizio_Memolifor sharing their expert advice and skills. Everything was rendered with Eevee.

Hello! This is the introduction of a new character I created for my videos. I haven't settled on a real name for him yet, so for now, I just call him "Classy".Quick Overview: I rendered the CG elements in Cycles in Blender and composited everything in After Effects. The footage was shot on Canon Rebels.Will Tejeda created the GTA phone app seen in the video, it made it much easier than having to create another VFX shot!I hope you enjoy the video, and as always, feel free to leave any suggestions for how you think I can improve. And if you have any questions, I'll be sure to answer them as best I can!Garage model created by Papa_Dragon: https://www.blendswap.com/blend/11691

I'm finally back with another guide to Agisoft PhotoScan! In this installment, we'll learn how to 3D scan exterior man-made environments. Discover tips and tricks to get clean results on solid colors and patterns, how to deal with reflections, and how to shoot huge subjects. We'll also cover methods to improve your textures, such as delighting and calibrating images using 3D LUT Creator. Special guest appearances by Capturing Reality's Reality Capture and your Mother!My Sketchfab page: www.sketchfab.com/jamescandyMy ArtStation page: www.artstation.com/artist/jamescandySebastian Zapata's Friendly Shade texture website: www.friendlyshade.com/Check out Greg Zaal's HDRI Haven: www.hdrihaven.com& Philip Modin's HDR Vault: www.hdrvault.comDelighting Links:Unreal Engine: www.unrealengine.com/en-US/blog/imperfection-for-perfection-part-2Robert Berg and Substance Designer: www.allegorithmic.com/blog/beyond-scanning-recreating-scandinavian-forest-photogrammetry-and-substanceDmitry Kremiansky and Maya: www.artstation.com/artwork/Q68YEDavid Miranda and Photoshop: http://dmg3d.blogspot.com/2015/09/removing-ambient-occlusion-from-photo.htmlUnity Delighting Tool: https://youtu.be/Mo96vqMqnwA"Zazie" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/