How I Animated this 3D CINEMATIC Scene in Blender!

great artwork

Hail Master

So many techniques we got aware, days of work explained in 5 minutes, thanks for making this breakdown video...

Just starting to learn blender and this is Godly to see. Suscribed

super underated channel. Keep going!

Great Work!

You're a genius

you are a monster dude!!!!!!!!

REQUEST: Please do in depth step by step tutorial on that cloth making and simulation part with emissive clothing material please. Thanks

That clothing on the character with the appearing symbols is dope!

its rendered in eve or cycles ?

Impressive job. But what excited me the most is the animation and the glow effect of the clothes. Just awesome! I have to try this.

Um, yeah. That's exactly how I would have done it too....

This is More than the audience demands.

so dope! what computer are you running this on / recommend for renders such as this?

I'm not an animator and therefore don't really understand most of what you're talking about 😅, but this was an entertaining video and I think the end result looks great.

Wow you really good at blender. You should make tutorial videos because id love to know how you did it step by step so I can learn from you

Do you have a patreon account?

I still don't understand how to throw cloth, and the detailed steps of throwing cloth and shaking are omitted at this time. I still can't do the effect of parabola in short-time.

This maybe one of the most detailed boss challenge breakdown/tutorial. Thanks you for share!💪

What a amazing work!
Do you mind to share/create tutorial about the cloth texture glowing animation with build modifier? 🙏

Amazing! You make it look easy

This is great. Maybe the dragon should move a little slower because of its weight. Modelling and rendering is amazing though

Why would any sane person subject themselves to using blender for any prolonged period of time

That my friend is a Wyvern. A Dragon is recognized by its 2 back legs and 2 separate front legs aswell as its massive wings coming out of it's back.

A Wyvern is what you have created here where the front arms are it's wings.

Dragons are typically considerably bigger and scarier than Wyverns. And a hell of alot cooler in my opinion. But hey, people like what they like.

Think of it like this, if you want to script a village being attacked as they fight back, send a Wyvern into the village.

If you want to script a Village and its citizens being erased off the map in the blink of an eye....Send a Dragon.

I don't blame you for the mix-up, most people dont know these facts. But once you know, you'll never look at a Dragon and Wyvern in the same way.

I pass this curse on to you. For now on when they're on screen you'll now always be looking for its accuracy in name and depiction lol. Whats worst is when you find one who's name don't match you'll just HAVE to point it out in some form or another. Lol

Edit: I forgot to add, Dragon or Wyvern, you just earned a subscriber because that visual is sick regardless.

if someone point a gun at me and told me to use blender , i would rather die .

after seeing your work, my interest in blender increased even more 👍

Dude no offence but what you made is a wyvern and i hate it to be that guy

would love to see your compositing workflow, otherwise could you direct me to a tutorial?

This is honestly amazing work and I love how thoroughly you've broken it down here to show that even a super complex looking scene like this is actually created by a LOT of fairly simple techniques, just combined very well.

WOW

Bravo mate - really nice work

how many years would it take to learn this

I can't understand why would one want to render in different layers rather than everything in one scene

Excellent work!👏👏👏

I would definitely love to work with you. But I am a mere 2D animator. I am on Adobe Flash.

Holy crap! You're ages into the Blender future.

Great Job.

great man

Love it!

Top tier this mate - bravo!

Do you by chance have a patreon where you post your used assets such as clouds, background, models?

Completely awesome. Big budget feature film grade for sure!

I loved ur breakdowm. I would love to know blender know for making such 3d scenes

The cloth design lighting animation is cool but kinda remains unnoticed due to day lighting it will do great in dark lighting anyway great work learned a lot

Overall, that looked really good. But the design on the shirt didn't catch my eye until the tutorial part. I was mostly looking at the dragon. I wonder if an edit to do a closeup when the shirt is beginning to spread glow so it's more visible then cut to that distance you have AFTER it glows? That's really my only "complaint" if you even call it that. That was a lot of work! Great job and thanks for explaining the process/steps.

thank you, i learned so much from this breakdown.
one thing miss is staging. the dragon move and the cloth's glowing effect happened in the same time. we focus on the dragon and didn't see the cloth at the first glance.

I hope you can make another awesome next time!

Wow, beautifully done! Hope to see you again in the next challenge!

That is BEAUTY not just beautiful ❤ first time hearing about rigify?!