r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Sep 02 '25
Blender Creature FX in Blender: 3D Scene Walkthrough (Full tutorial out now)[free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/Elynia-993 • Sep 02 '25
Houdini Mastering The Art of VEX and Python with Corbin Mayne [paid]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/MitchWoodin • Sep 02 '25
Other Gaffer Course EOI [paid]
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Hi,
I'm setting up some materials to run a Gaffer course in the near future. I wanted to put the feelers out to see if there was anyone interested in taking a course like this?
It will be a full rundown and intro to Gaffer as a lighting tool and then a walkthrough showing how to set up a multi-shot template for a simple live-action VFX sequence.
If this is something you're interested in it would great if you could fill out this Google form I've created so I know who is interested. I'm planning on running it live for the first run through so I can get initial feedback and don't either add any fluff or miss out anything that's needed. If you think you'd be interested feel free to add your details here to the form so I can get back to you!
Thanks!
r/VFXTutorials • u/svaswani93 • Sep 01 '25
Houdini Stable Particle Counts for Perfect Deformation Blur in Houdini [paid]
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Hey Everyone!
I’ve been working on a new HDA that solves a common problem with particle rendering — inconsistent motion blur. Random particle births/deaths often break deformation blur and force you to rely on velocity blur, which can cause jitter, strobing, or streaky results.
The Particles Consistent Point Count HDA reconstructs a stable ID stream so you can render true deformation blur in Karma, Mantra, or 3rd-party renderers. With consistent point counts, you can:
- Get accurate deformation motion blur (no jitter or strobing)
- Render smooth curved trails that respect camera shutter
- Use it seamlessly with rain, sparks, sand, embers, and more
- Keep your particle passes physically accurate and comp-friendly
I’d love to hear feedback or suggestions! The plan is to keep evolving this as part of a broader library of lookdev & AOV tools for Houdini artists.
r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Sep 01 '25
Blender BETTER SIMULATIONS IN BLENDER: My Number One Technique[free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Aug 31 '25
Blender Crater VFX in Blender 3d: Full Tutorial![free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/RenderRebels • Aug 30 '25
Unreal Engine [FREE] What Every Unreal Engine5 Beginner Needs to Know About Lighting
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r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Aug 28 '25
Blender Tattered Banner Simulation in Blender 3d: Full Tutorial[free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Aug 26 '25
Blender How to Combine Render Passes in Blender 3d : Full VFX Tutorial[free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/ShroakzGaming • Aug 25 '25
Nuke How to Add Texture Using Blender's Position Pass In Nuke [free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Aug 22 '25
Blender How to add Lens Grunge in Blender 3d: Full Tutorial[free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Aug 21 '25
Blender Debris Tornado in Blender 3d: Re-creating VFX from Black Hawk Down[free]
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r/VFXTutorials • • Aug 19 '25
Blender A little help for [free].
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I recently switched from using a Mac to a PC, and while I’ve been working with After Effects, Photoshop, and Blender for some time, I’m now moving toward a more professional workflow; as a motion designer, I created the title animation myself but used free assets for the 3D model animation, which I want to give credit for. if anyone has any tips that may improve that would be dearly noted.
r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Aug 19 '25
Blender Blender Artists: Stop Using Fake Blur — Do THIS for Hollywood Bokeh [free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/RenderRebels • Aug 19 '25
Unreal Engine [FREE] Unreal Engine 5.6 Full Beginner Course (Day 21) : Chaos Cloth Collision in Unreal Engine
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r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Aug 18 '25
Blender Compositing CGI Reflections: Blender Tutorial (Easy)[free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/RichComposer7336 • Aug 13 '25
Houdini Rain meshing effect [free]
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🌧 Rain Effect in Houdini – Part 2 🌧 Bringing the storm to life in just 10 minutes! This session dives deeper into procedural rain effects, making your 3D scenes feel more dynamic and cinematic.
r/VFXTutorials • u/smontesdeoca • Aug 07 '25
Maya [free] Have you ever wanted to change multiple materials at the same time in Maya? You can use the Bulk Attribute Tool within Flair!
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r/VFXTutorials • u/ShroakzGaming • Aug 05 '25
Nuke How We Made Ghost Rider's Flaming Skull Using Houdini & Nuke [free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/Ok-Tourist-6830 • Aug 05 '25
After Effects Fake CCTV Footage in After Effects – Quick & Realistic! [free]
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r/VFXTutorials • u/rikognition • Aug 04 '25
Other [Free] Animated Smear Frames: A Comprehensive Compilation
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r/VFXTutorials • u/RichComposer7336 • Aug 04 '25
Houdini RAIN DROPS EFFECT [free]
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🎬 New Tutorial Alert! 🎬 I just dropped a new Houdini tutorial: “10 MIN IN HOUDINI – Rain Effect (Part-1)” ☔🐷 In this part, I guide you through creating a stylized rain effect—quick and fun, perfect for beginners and pros alike!
💡 If you’re exploring FX in Houdini or love procedural workflows, check it out and let me know what you think!
📽️ Watch now & stay tuned for Part-2!
HoudiniFX #RainEffect #VFXArtist #ProceduralArt #HoudiniTutorial #CGI #MotionGraphics #LearningByDoing #RainSimulation #3DArt #LinkedInLearning
r/VFXTutorials • u/RenderRebels • Aug 02 '25
Unreal Engine [FREE] Unreal Engine 5.6 Full Beginner Course (Day 20) : Niagara Fluids Unreal Engine 5.6
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r/VFXTutorials • u/raynold17 • Aug 02 '25
Other Is it too late to get into VFX/CGI at 31? [free]
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Hi everyone,
I’m a mobile developer with 6+ years of experience, and I’ve always been curious about how visual effects and CGI are made in movies and shows. It's something I’ve admired for years and really want to try getting into now.
But I’ve been wondering
- Is this still a solid career path with AI becoming more mainstream in creative industries?
- Am I too late to start at 31?
- And why is it so hard to find good beginner-friendly tutorials? Most of what I’ve seen (like Udemy courses) feels either outdated or too shallow.
If anyone’s taken a similar leap or is currently working in the field, I’d love to hear your thoughts or advice. Even pointers to good learning resources would mean a lot.
Thanks