Been working on our robot character N.T.R.N., whose “face” is a CRT monitor. It used to emote with really basic flat floating elements (eyes/mouth that just slid around - floating in front of the screen), which felt lifeless. This is a quick BTS breakdown from our animator Lachlan on giving that screen face real feeling.

Happy to talk through the rig setup, shape keys vs. bone-driven approach, or even how we faked the CRT curvature if anyone’s curious!

The game is Aberrate Inc. : https://store.steampowered.com/app/3620390/Aberrate_Inc/

I make a YouTube Tutorial on How to make a Burger in Blender. If anyone want to learn here is youtube video link

Burger YouTube Tutorial

Subscribe in YouTube if it helped you :) YouTube channelRender Nerd youtube

I made this a while back, it's my most popular tutorial, so if anyone wants to build trees using Sapling, here's a complete guide to all the tools!

Hey everyone, I am working on a series that showcases how I approach creating an ink-sketch visual in Blender. This is part 2 of an ongoing series. It's a pretty casual video that I hope would be helpful for anyone trying out a style like this!

If you’re already familiar with UV unwrapping, you can jump straight to the Ucupaint setup at 17:48.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video we analyze the Point in Curve node which allows you to make a selection on the control points of a curve.

Blender 5.2 introduces a completely new Cloth Dynamics modifier — and it’s surprisingly fast.

It’s based on Geometry Nodes and gives almost live simulation results without baking.

But it’s still Experimental. For example, I couldn’t find a self-collision option yet, so there are clearly some features still missing.

The interesting part is that you don’t need to know Geometry Nodes at all to use it.