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Hello! Please share the link where you can buy 16 mm video of the Apollo program in uncompressed quality. Thank you very much in advance!

That is sleeping sun song

pov: iceberg

your animations in the britannic movie were my favorite part in a pretty bad film

The knowledge gained by the early and most courageous astronauts will be used for hundreds of years to come. True pioneers with all the danger and rewards that come from pioneering.

Very nice one

Best quality launch footage I've seen.

I was only 3 months on this happened 😕

this is incredible well done to you, would love to work with you on a particular project.

TITANIC😭

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TITANIC

i'am a fan of the titanic and your 3D modeling and just incredible

Super stuff! Water is gorgeous!

Please make a movie about the Titanic!!

Make a sinking video

Love seeing the mockup of the Space Shuttle at the VIP entrance.

Thank you so much for showcasing your amazing work! As someone already pointed out, getting a tutorial on the water would be nice and helpful. The technique to create the foam is just brilliantly done.

It's always so cool when someone involved in one of these big studio projects from decades ago is able to shed new light and whatnot. Great video! To go into a bit of detail about the purpose of sheer, it basically allowed for ships to ride waves more efficiently than if they were completely flat. Even today, ocean liners such as Queen Mary 2 still have sheer. Cruise ships, however, are flat, as they're typically dealing with calmer waters.

At 28:15 I talk about having done some VR videos of this model. I should mention that they are actually 3D VR and not just a video playing on a sphere. Huge difference. It's rendered with a stereo pair of images for the left and right eyes. I dialed in the ocular distance so you really get a sense of how large this ship was. I'll put a link in the description. I should mention that CZcams VR no longer supports PSVR1 and PSVR2 but you can watch it on the Meta and Oculus and others. Of course I have the PSVR, lol.

Incredible. The model does look great and it brings back good memories. I am amazed by the water, would love to see a video about specifically how you combined the different displacements to create a large ocean and have the wake merge seamlessly. Hopefully that would be something for the future. Would love to see more stuff with this model, and it seems you have an Olympic, Titanic and Britannic model. Renders with all three would be really nice!

Wow! You should redo the shots from the britannic movie in blender but 25 years later!

This is great! I'm sorry if I missed it but what are you using for the renders at the start of the film? They're gorgeous. Nice to see your old model getting some new life :)

Titanic's center propeller😕

Wow, the Britannic movie always has a special place in my heart, nice to hear from somebody who worked on it!

Very nice

Fascinating seeing these models come to life once again! Obsessively watched the Britannic film as a teen, when it was first released. Great work, Dan

Nice one

**** Hi everyone, for those asking about the water: The water in this has been a long ongoing experiment over the years. The basic water is a polygon mesh and I'm using adaptive subdivision (experimental features turned on). Adaptive subdivision will subdivide the mesh with more polygons closer to the camera essentially. It's actually based on pixel size so polygons larger in the frame will subdivide more than those farther away.. which is good. I'm not using the Ocean modifier although it looks cool I always wind up doing my own setup using displacement because I have more control. The other thing I will mention from here on out all the displacements are done in the surface node editor and not with the displacement modifier. Basic Wave Displacement: Since we have a nice high res mesh I displace it using a few procedural noises and a handful of grayscale images. I find if you look a footage of real water there seems to be ripple patterns running in at least two different directions. So I have two noise displacements running in two directions with empty(null) objects controlling them. You can add a third one that is larger for swells but the Titanic was in pretty calm seas at the time. Bow Wake Displacement: This is made with a grayscale image of one wave. Basically a stretched out rectangle that's brighter in the middle and fades on the edges. This texture is repeated and offset a bunch of times and matted into another image to make it have a fanned out pattern. Google "bow wake" and you will see that everything from a duck to a cargo ship has the same exact bow wake pattern. It's kind of fascinating. I tried to mimic that but I still think it's not perfect. Those waves form a V pattern essentially. This is added on top of the basic wave displacement. Bow Wave Texturing: Since I'm rendering on a online render farm, I didn't want to have to use any image sequences. You can but I prefer not to so I set the water up so I didn't need to use them. I made a grayscale image of a stretched out circle that's brighter in the middle and the edges fade out. This will act as the breaking bow wave texture. 6 of these were positioned on the first few bow waves and I have empty objects to help position them by using there positions and rotations and scale. These images are displaced by a moving noise texture which adds life to them. I made a nice repeating foam pattern using Krita. It already has a really nice brush set up for this. You'll know it when you see it. That foam pattern was matted into another image that had a long fade on one end and a very short fade on the other. Foam in real water is really only formed when a wave breaks. That creates the foam pattern. If you look at footage of waves coming onto shore form high up you can see what I mean. So the repeating foam texture gets matted into 6 of these fade images to go along with the displace leading edge textures I mention above. This gives the illusion that the foam is being formed by the wave breaking wave texture. If that makes sense. There is also a basic foam pattern that is around the hull that fades out as it gets farther from the hull. Wake Trail Texture: I just made a long narrow grayscale image to mimic what a wake trail looks like and then I added some noise displacement to it to make it alive. I think it works well enough. I should note that this scene and almost all of the Britannic shots (for the 2000 movie) where done with the ship not actually moving at all. It's an illusion of movement because of the way I made all of the textures slide through the water past the ship using an empty object. The ship is always at the origin of the scene. If a ships is traveling at a constant speed, all the waves it makes pretty much remain stationary in relation to the ship. I felt this would be an easier way do it and you would never run out of ocean mesh if it's never moving. Smoke: The smoke was made with a smoke simulation and I only did one. I made it go long enough so I can use it for the two other funnels by offsetting the time to make them all look different. Also, the smoke was rendered in EEVEE because it really renders fast and gives good enough results. The smoke was the only thing composited in the shot. Everything else is just there in the scene. Bow Burble: The water that's shooting up where the bow hits the water is done with a basic shape that has noise displacement on it. Still not great but I plan on adding some additional particles to it. I tried a few different ways to do the bow burble over the years but the displacement way is nice and quick to set up and control. Someday I'll revisit this again. Background: The background is an HDRI image from HDRI Haven and it's rendered along with everything else. Thanks for watching and subscribing!!!

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This is amazing! How did you do that wake in blender?

I whisk the titanic didn’t sink 😢😢😢

That is impressive! Do you have any advice on creating the wake / interaction with the water? I am still struggeling to get realistic results in Blender. :/

Absolutely perfect.

Magnificently done!

People, as you can see, loved the space program then.

How much time is need for make a video like that? Just for curiosity

You are an artist, thats so realistic, better than H&G

Congratulations on 1k subscriber❤❤

gorgeous! well done!

Marvelous 😊

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That movie is why I dont go too far into the ocean.

real maker of stuff? what exactly did u make? all i see is stolen content

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Friends and I spent the night on the beach so we could watch this launch. It was unreal. Thousands of people had cameras set up, including me. An inlet was between us and the launch pad. As the mighty S5 rose, I watched a small wave start to cross the water, moving toward us. Birds on the water flew off in terror when the shock wave hit them. A couple of seconds later, the sound reached us. I'll never forget that intense crackling noise. After the second stage dropped off, the spacecraft seemed to accelerate. It disappeared into the blue sky seconds later. What a memory. Great video!

Thank you brotha this is exactly what I was looking for especially the specific measurement for how big a roblox character is in blender!

Nice interesting also new subscriber

Bruh😂😮uh oh sorry wrong frequency?