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Awesomeness!

nice

Ohhhh 1 hour tutorial! Im so excited for this one, thank you !

A tutorial for this kind of design was requested by a follower over on Instagram, so here it is!

Amazing. Id love it if it had like a color gradient 🌲

touch grass?

Did you ever find a way?

Just for curiosity, may i know what are those boxes at the bottom half of the video?

Very helpful. I like listening to your thought process and working along with you. Thanks!

Please make this and release a video showing it off

Oh yes pls! That would be amazing 😊

No. It will collect dust. And the world already has too many useless plastic things.

Hello, I followed the tutorial every step of the way. My problem starts at 1h50 min. Strangely, creating the liquid doesn't work. When I start a new project the fluids run normally but on this project it doesn't work. If you can help

The number is pi, also known as the golden ratio. 😊

This is really nice learned alot, thank you

nice learning a lot

If this one is no good for high detailed models what scanner would be

I was thinking about trying this to make model making a little faster but i still dont no they are high and i dont want to spend 400 bucks and then it not be good enough yours look good but can it do crazy details like say a very high detail anime or video game characters

I love chris P! you make the colest things. Im thinking of getting a 3D printer I will try this project as soon as i get one!!!! This is my favorite channel!

thanks Cris your awesome

👉 Check out the video description for important links!

🔥thanks!

6 years later and eevee 3x more powerful

Congratulations, what did you use as hdri?

NOTE: Instead of repeating the same node group 10x you can now use a "Repeat Zone" 👍

Very clever. Have you ever thought of modeling organic things like muscles, using this kind of techniques?

Hi Chris, thank you for your great tutorials! I have a question: if you want to combine particle collision with an object and use the same method to deflect the particles when they collide among themselves? I tried the method you used previously by just displacing them when they get close, but that gives a jittery motion not reminiscent of real collisions. I would like them to continue with their "reflected" velocity following the collision as with the collision with the diamond. There is probably not a short answer, but I think it’s an interesting problem.

I see you did this with Blender 4.3 alpha. I didn't notice any 4.3 specific features being used (in fact I think this video would still be valid for Blender 2.8) Did you use any 4.3 specific features that I missed? How do you like the alpha version so far?

Great video sir

Awesome!

You could have copied the height you need for the Screw modifier by simply copying the Z dimension in Object Mode before a modifier.

Idk, does the add-on 'Drop It' no longer work wit the newer versions. However, great video, as always.

Thank you for this! I've been strugling modeling threads fused with the rest of the object. I've always done it the dirty way, modeling it as a separate object and put it on top of the surface.

What do you think? Good enough for your purpose? Comment here ⬇

Hi, thanks for the video, whats the difference between the Range 1 and Range 2, I have looked everywhere for that information and can't find it anywhere.

Very informative! My local library has one of these available to use and now I feel like I'll be a pro trying to do some reverse engineering on some cameras. Thanks for the video!

wow thank you so much

Thank you so much for this xx

I'm currently trying to re-create this setting in Blender 4.2 but realize that there are no "Animation Nodes" in my Blender and they can't be easily installed as an Add-On via a GitHub ZIP download. Since I'm still very new to Blender, please allow me to ask if anyone has any suitable idea? Regards, Martin.

Very helpful and well explained. Please do more when you can. Thanks!

Danke!

Danke!

Danke!