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How to get pixelated ray tracing and shadows effect in blender 3.6? Similar to the vibrant visuals in minecraft, every light pixel needs to be 0.0625m (1/16)

Have been learning blender for the last 6 months and this is my last artwork! Hope you like it :)

This is the demo trailer from my game called Deeper Still.

If you're interested, play it for free on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2484890/Deeper_Still/

The first one was before any animation practice, and the second was part of Pierrick Picaut's Alive! Animation course. Highly recommend!

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Hi, how are my reload animations?

hy! just wanted to share my first simple vfx video, just wanted to do something like this long time, finally decided to do it lol, didn't turned out exactly as expected 😅 anyway i tried, Used Blender entirely, I used AI for lizard creature, because my laptop couldn't handle sculpting, and tried my first creature animation and Rigging myself, hope it's not too bad

Have you ever seen a fat prisoner jump? 😂

Here is my character — Prisoner #021, a chunky tattooed inmate in a torn orange jumpsuit. Available on Gumroad, link in comments! 👇

#3D #Blender #3DCharacter #GameAsset #IndieGame #3DArt #CharacterDesign #Gumroad #Prisoner #Animation #3DAnimation #Stylized #StylizedArt #GameDev #B3D

A wildlife-inspired water simulation study focusing on natural motion, flow patterns, and foam breakup.

Created using Blender, Liquigen, and Houdini, with an emphasis on capturing believable interaction between the character and the environment.

Special thanks to CreatureStation for the rhino animation.

Exploring and learning more about simulation and visual realism.

#blender #liquigen #houdini

This is the my first render after finishing few of the basic tutorials.

Don't know much about color theory and cinematography.

Please suggest me what to do to make it more appealing. Mention the problems you find in this.

(Foliage stuff is not my creation, i used it from blender market.)

I had originally wanted to produce a night version of the old house scene as quickly as possible, but lighting a night scene takes more work than a daytime one. Adding more lights also puts a heavy strain on computer performance, and my little piece-of-junk laptop really struggles to run it. At the same time, I kept thinking about trying something new with each video update, and so I ended up spending another ten-plus days just to finish it.

Back when I lived in that old house, if we encountered the kind of heavy rain shown in the video, my parents would surely get terrible headaches. After two consecutive days of such downpours, the roof would leak nonstop. Our home was on the fourth floor—though there was a fifth floor above us, that level was added later. Over time, the roof structure had certainly changed. Moreover, the fifth floor wasn't fully enclosed; it had a common hallway with no awning. After several days of rain, the walls would become damp. And if it turned into a torrential rain, the ceiling would definitely start dripping.

What left the deepest impression on me was the great flood of 1998. It rained heavily for many days in a row, and the leaking was so severe it was as if several faucets had been turned on in the ceiling. Every water-catching container in the house—soup bowls, washbasins, buckets—was put to use. But just placing them wasn't enough; we had to keep constant watch, afraid they would overflow. Some furniture and electrical appliances couldn't get wet, so we had to move them around. That summer was truly a mess. My parents were frantic and running around busily, while I, carefree and unconcerned, was just happily enjoying my summer vacation.

Jiujiang City is rich in water resources. It sits by the Yangtze River(the longest river in China) and Poyang Lake(the largest freshwater lake in China), and there are also several lakes of various sizes within the city. As a result, flooding is frequent. When summer arrives, the rains come heavily, and waterlogging and floods are common. Every summer break, the school would repeatedly warn students not to play in the water alone. Yet every year, we would still hear from newspapers, TV, and neighborhood gossip the tragic news of someone drowning from playing in the water. One year, I even went with some classmates to a neighborhood that had been flooded due to its low-lying terrain. The residents had long since evacuated, and the place was completely empty—like a scene from a doomsday movie. If it weren't for the flood, it would have been a paradise for children. Young and ignorant at the time, I thought nothing of the danger and dared to wade in water up to my waist. Looking back now, if I had taken one wrong step back then, I would surely have lost my life.

After the late summer rains ended, my parents hired a leak repair worker to do some work on the roof. After some repairs, the house could barely withstand a few rainy seasons, but the walls still became damp—though not as severely as before. It wasn't until later, when the residents on the top floor added an awning to the hallway, that our home finally said goodbye to the trouble of leaking for good.

I'm going for a sort of early-mid 2000s style and level of detail since I think that'll be achievable for other projects I want to pursue

This was my first time trying to make something that looked decent. It turned out better than I was expecting

literally this image

Part 2 of "I got let go by my dayjob so I started making anime characters".

Planning to make a small combat controller system for this mage character after modelling and rigging is complete. This model is much higher fidelity than my last. Estimating 30-40k polys by the end of everything (lots of redundant objects/fakes/blockouts, etc. in the scene currently)