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Thank you :) To see the Glare in viewport is cool, but depending on the size of the viewport, it affects the size of the glare effect, which is disturbing when exporting in a dirrent resolution. Is there a way to adjusst the size of the glare to be the same as in the render ?

sun position is very amazing.. thanks for letting us know❤‍🔥

AWESOME! The principled volume gave me a step further. I was just using the volume scatter, and IDK why I did not look after this one! THANK YOU!!

those taps on microphone are so annoying

can someone tell me how to fix the perspective vertical leaks in blender camera?

Thank you! great explanation for a starter

I'm getting a notebook this month, I wanted to make some cutscenes and models for my tabletop rpg with friends, here I am

do you teach blender

Hello, I dont know if you’ll still be responding to comments but I’m someone looking to get more into archviz as an arch graduate. Is there anyway you could do a full length/series on your actual workflow from start to finish and your general studio practices during a project? I think even though I cant do most things it’d be really useful to get an insight on how the pros doing it before actually going into a studio! Thank you

The portal for arch viz will be very useful for commercial use when behind many windows you might see similar spaces Or saves the extra geometry!

Why new 4.1 have Individual IOR of Metallic, Color, Roughness, Sheen etc. Individual Adjustment 🤦‍♂️

how to install this package in blender

Very informative! Looking forward for more archviz tutorial on blender 4.2

Ouch, those color edits in post.

The portal feature will be awesome for simulating TVs and screens in real-time.

I come from a retouching background and understand how an image can really come to life with good post-production. One of the things that makes Corona renderer so good is the ease and straightforward ability to get images that hardly need any PP. I honestly think you guys at iMeshh have pushed Blender and Cycles so well that it really isn't far off Corona and your renders prove it's also a combination of excellent textures, lighting and composition that makes a cracking image, not just the renderer.

I am guessing you are from the same general part of the UK as Daniel Radcliffe based on your accent. Sorry, not relevant to your video, which was interesting especially the thin film feature.

thin flilm does add a cool look, but anything above "100 pm" value creates a dark edge around an object, the dark edge looks the same at a low or high value, i don't know if that's intentional.

I remember when this thinfilm paper came out!!! Now it is in Blender. Progress really does happen. :-) You can make thinfilms IRL: sheet of black paper in a tray of soapy water. Drip some clear nailpolish onto the water. The nailpolish spreads into a film thinner than visible light, creating these rainbow. The water evaporates, and deposits the film onto the paper. Holographic paper!

For the portal: I’ve designed a car and had to render the whole scene including the car to put the animation into the navigation system on the dashboard. Maybe with the portal I could put the portal on the navigation system and have a third person view of the car without pre rendering it. Haven’t tried it tho

good work

I hope that film effect is not taxing on GPU. Pretty excited for Khronos though. 😁

I am also astonished at the lack of coverage for the new thin film interference, considering the only way to do it remotely accurately before was to use Doctor Robert Moerland's custom node group with over, literally, 1100 nodes in it. All vector maths. Luckily he was kind enough to upload it for free, but still. Ridiculous, that that's what it took. Incidentally, the way you described TFI was very close to correct, but not quite. The interference comes from light actually being trapped between the inner and outer membrane of the thin film, essentially "ping-ponging" within the film before eventually bouncing back out and interfering with the reflected light. This is what creates the interference pattern. Destructive interference is when the wavelengths synchronise and cancel each other out, constructive is when they're out of sync and basically tack on to the reflected light as additional wavelengths, which are the various colours you see. Funnily enough as well, believe it or not, the Magic texture node was specifically created for this purpose. If you read the docs, the original idea to fake TFI was just to plug in the reflection vector output from the texture coordinate node into Magic and just go from there, with whatever transmission and IOR you fancied. Edit: NB: using this on car or any other metallic models probably won't give realistic results, either, from my understanding. Metallic based TFI is quite different, I believe, from dielectric based TFI. Lukas Stockner opted not to incorporate it as yet, since apparently Blender's current metallic shading in the Principled BSDF is quite hacky and would need to be properly implemented with metallic specific IOR settings first. Like, you could still turn on the metallic, coat, and TFI and it would look . . . fine, probably. Just wouldn't be physically accurate.

Khronos is NOT a colorspace. It's a tone mapper. It basically takes the linearly scene data from Blender which would be impossible to Display on normal consumer displays, and converts that data to be viewable under normal viewing conditions.

thank youuu!!

I can`t find any Incredible Features in Blender last 2 years. Look at Maxon new features every last 2-3 years. Blender looks like Autodesk development team.

there is any one who help me , i have an problem related to blender multi version i use and i installed alots of addon i want to use same addon dictionary so that every blender addon use same disk data can anyone help me

Are you going to use krono for archviz too or only for product rendering?

But 4.2 removes Bloom for eevee! Why blender foundation?why! And multiple my old project file only render in pure black in Blender 4.2 beta

I wonder if its possible to use portals with linked data?

Beautifully articulated.

Great video! Khronos was a super interesting thing here. You’re the only one talking about it it seems??

Great video! Thanks!

For portals, your window example in a building is great for archviz.

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Thank you for sharing this! :D

Do you have a vid about your preferences set up, that would help me a lot

Blender 4.1 is unresponsive to mouse MB for zoom or with Shift to pan. Or to go around the object. Im working with an Alienware x17 R2 4T Nvidia3080 64RAM i7 12th gen. The mouse works properly in other software.

having Agx and rendering it out in exr's which is raw, doesn't get good results in comp software. Is there a Agx colorprofile workflow for comp? I use ACES to avoid the issues from Agx!

Hey! Quick question, is your site down? I just get a blank page when I try to access it

Will Blender ever have a proper tool/addon/whatever for wireframe rendering?! Great video, and great channel. Thank you.

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The best assets! confirmed!

12:37 Sorry, but this original architect is a loser…

A really comprenhesive explanation!

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GREAT tutorials! What other master tutorial do you cover setting up the compositor nodes/render passes?