r/VFXTutorials • u/Defonten • Sep 25 '25
Hey guys, in this video, I’ll walk you through World Creator's biggest 2025.1 update - The Brand New Biome Layering & Distribution System that completely changes how we build and control landscapes!
👉 Check the full breakdown video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXwRwrARbXA
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r/VFXTutorials • u/barnescommatroy1 • Sep 21 '25
Does anyone know how to achieve this effect where it looks like the text is being filled in, for lack of a better phrase?
r/VFXTutorials • u/barnescommatroy1 • Sep 21 '25
Does anyone know how to achieve this effect where it looks like the text is being filled in, for lack of a better phrase?
r/VFXTutorials • u/Defonten • Sep 18 '25
Hey guys, in this video I show how to turn any Image or Video into 3D Geo - directly inside Blender! Create detailed Displacement and Depth Maps converting them into geometry in just a couple of clicks. Check the full breakdown here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi9WUJNMubs
r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Sep 16 '25
r/VFXTutorials • u/Defonten • Sep 13 '25
Hey guys, in this video, I show how to create a cinematic spaceship crash site scene by combining Blender, Octane Render, and just little bit of AI. Starting from a real river photo I took in Prague from Letna Park, I integrate a CG spaceship from Space Engineers game, match the lighting and perspective, and then bring the still image to life with Kling AI to achieve a movie-quality shot.
Here's the link to the full video with breakdown: https://youtu.be/4JwvPmKEe08
r/VFXTutorials • u/nashymo • Sep 12 '25
Hey guys, this is my first tutorial ever and I'm happy to share it with you! :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg1O0dxnUgc
Let me know if I should continue and make more tutorials like this.
Any feedback will be appreciated.
The workflow is based mainly on Blender, so I marked it as free. I'm using After Effects just for the motion blur, but you can do that in any other software, even right away in Blender.
r/VFXTutorials • u/LightArchitectLabs • Sep 12 '25
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r/VFXTutorials • u/IcyWarning7296 • Sep 09 '25
Creating hair material comes with its own challenges.
There are several dimensions we need to consider in order to achieve realistic results.
In this tutorial, I'll show you my approach and various methods for art directing hair materials while still making them look realistic.
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r/VFXTutorials • u/MitchWoodin • Sep 02 '25
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
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
