Blender for Scientists - How to Make Mitochondria in Blender
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2020
- In this video I show how you can make mitochondria in Blender from start to finish including all the modeling and materials setup as well as some bonus animation tips at the end. This one is longer than I would like it to be so I strongly recommend watching at x2 speed
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Very simple and clever...Thanks
Thx man. I needed this for a school project
perfect tutorial!!!!!!! thank YOU!!!!!
Thanks for this tutorial, dude! I'm surprised one existed for such a specific subject!
I realize I am quite off topic but does anyone know a good place to stream newly released movies online ?
@Gregory Daniel Ehh atm I've been using Flixportal. you can find it on google =) -eli
@Eli Edwin thanks, I went there and it seems to work :) I appreciate it !
@Gregory Daniel You are welcome :)
Amazing - thank you!
That's is amazing. Thanks!
You are a legend, Sir. Thank you for the great content.
So cool!!
Thanks a lot.
super cool!
I am trying to make a whole cell :) but small with not so many details. Thanks for also showing ideas for he golgi apparatus :)
Also at 1:31 u can disable normals in the show overlays tab, so u can see better what u are doing :-)
thank a lott!🥰
idk if i am doing something wrong whenever I add the bool tool it wont let me cut it
Hey, super cool tutorial and very helpful. I am having trouble with the "waterlike" textures of the mitochondrial shell and inside liquid when exporting as glTF file. Does anyone know how to do it?
You might be able to bake the texture in for the glTF export. It's been awhile since I've tried that but I remember glTF being troublesome with procedural textures. I think my video on exporting to powerpoint either covers it or points to better resources for it. Hope that helps.
how to combine texture painted node with a colorRamp node in blender...
Thanks for the tutorial. Any advice on exporting? I tried to export to various file types but none of them look great. FBX seems to be OK although it has added in some annoying light artifacts around the mitrochondria interior
What are you hoping to export for? I usually render in Blender or if I am exporting it's as an stl for 3D printing. gltf2 is what I have gone with in the past when I'm exporting the whole 3D model. You do often have to bake in textures though for it to look half decent
@@CGFigures hoping to export to gltf2. i managed to perform a bake operation but it always seems to map terribly
@@nathanconlon738 I believe I cover some of my process for exporting to gltf2 in the video I have on working with powerpoint. It's not something I do very often though so I'm definitely not an authority on baking textures.
Why does the external part of the mitochondria disappear when I move the solidify modifier above the boolean? Is there a way to fix this?
Hey Valentina, booleans can behave a bit weirdly sometimes. A few possible suggestions. 1) Try moving the cutter object just a little bit. Sometimes a tiny offset will make it work better, usually if you're cutting out something right in the middle you need to move it above or below the tiniest bit. 2) Try changing the boolean type from 'fast' to 'exact'. It's a bit slower to use exact but it does tend to be more precise. 3) Try adding some subdivision to your cutting object. The extra geometry can sometimes help. Hopefully one of those works for you.
@@CGFigures thanks!. I'll give this a try.
Hello. This is really informative but I'm not able to cut by bool tool. Can you help me out with it. Thank you in advance
This might be a version difference. I recommend trying to move the boolean cutting object around a little bit and also switching between "fast" and "exact" in the modifier settings
I came here hoping for some biochemical extraction tutorial :J
Sir, please make biology, physics modals vedos I am live in India