Re: Blender Tutorials - Create a realistic Lego Scene
This is great stuff, and you manage to explain it all so even I (who knows NOTHING about vfx) can still understand everything perfectly.
Simply amazing!
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This is great stuff, and you manage to explain it all so even I (who knows NOTHING about vfx) can still understand everything perfectly.
Simply amazing!
This is great stuff, and you manage to explain it all so even I (who knows NOTHING about vfx) can still understand everything perfectly.
Simply amazing!
Thank you SurfSmurf778.
That is excactly my personal intention. Explain a difficult and hard to understand topic as easy as possible to get more people involved into CGI.
In the next chapter I will explain 1 technic to get a brand logo on top a the brick studs:
Blender Beginner Tutorial - Adding a Brand Logo on Stud using 3D Text
Wow! The possible detail in blender is incredible. You can even add words to the studs!
In the next chapter I will explain a 2nd technic to get a brand logo on top a the brick studs, called bump mapping:
Blender Beginner Tutorial - Adding a Brand Logo on Stud using Bump Map
In the next chapter I will explain a 3rd technic to get a brand logo on top a brick stud. Manual mesh creation:
Blender Beginner Tutorial - Create a Logo on Brick Stud (manual mesh creation)
Are there any benefits to using one of the techniques instead of the others for putting a logo on a stud?
Yeah, which one would you recommend as the best?
That's a good tutorial
To those of you, who have asked which workflow to use. I created a whole video regarding this question:
lender Beginner Tutorial - Compare Logo Workflows: 3D Text, BumpMap & Manually Mesh Creation
Now rotate the bricks, to have a little bit orientation variation at the logos on brick studs.
Blender Beginner Tutorial - Rotate Lego bricks in a 90deg grid for more variation
Last edited by Piet (December 6, 2022 (07:42am))
Super useful, thanks man!
In this tutorial I show you how to incorporate the typical 1/3 brick height difference into the existing landscape:
Blender Beginner Tutorial - Create a LEGO landscape with a 1/3rd hight increment between bricks
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