From the Author: The ENVIRONMENTS set was developed to provide filmmakers with a wide variety of backdrops for green screen shoots. We combined AI-powered generative software with our traditional tools to create over 1,600 unique images. Whether you’re working on a short…Read More »
Render with Real-World Lenses Lens Sim is a Blender addon created to simulate camera lenses based on real-world optical data. By extending the standard blender camera you can easily choose and render dozens of lenses in Cycles. By simulating the physical characteristics…Read More »
Physical Weather FX is a flexible and easy-to-use addon that adds dynamic, realistic weather effects to your Blender projects. It’s perfect for creating atmospheric scenes, cinematic environments, or quickly applying weather effects to any scene. From rain and snow to fog and…Read More »
Tangent adaptive curves in Blender! Compatible with Blender 4.2+ Adaptive Multiply + Angle Threshold Custom Profile: Mesh or Curve Mapping Settings Support the creator with a tip and see how it’s done! (Both versions are fully featured) Other features: Geometry types: tube,…Read More »
Master Rigging: APEX in Houdini Not a “Maya Person”? Curios about APEX, but never had an interesting project to motivate you? Like transforming robots? Well, look no further!In this Intermediate / Advanced course on Rigging a Robot with Houdini’s APEX, you’ll have…Read More »
Underwater Explosion In this detailed breakdown, we’ll explore the creation of an underwater explosion effect. We’ll examine each element of the final render and discuss the mindset and techniques needed for crafting powerful explosion effects. Downloads: show love to dev by purchasing…Read More »
Taught by Grayson Cotrell, Dynamics Technical Artist at Naughty Dog, this 8-week course teaches you how to build powerful, production-ready Houdini Digital Assets (HDAs) and integrate them seamlessly into Unreal Engine using Houdini Engine. You’ll learn procedural modeling techniques, real-time destruction workflows,…Read More »