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Be realistic about where you are and how to finish

Posted by Marius Oberholster on Wednesday, November 17, 2021, In : Learning

Hey all!! :D

I love this topic, because it always comes down to budget and I love finding solutions, instead of focusing on problems!

Image by sasanqua camellia from Pixabay

So, let's say you have a billion different projects going on, then you can cherry pick now! Yay for you! :D

What I'd recommend here would be to analyze which project has the least amount of work do finish it and to complete that one first. This is similar to tackling debt - knock the smallest ones out first and use those paym...

Take responsibility for your project

Posted by Marius Oberholster on Wednesday, November 10, 2021, In : General

Now, the second you hear that kind of thing, I'm sure you feel what I do: "Buzzkill" or "Partypooper" or "That sucks the fun out of it!"

Image by Colin Behrens from Pixabay

Haha, no, that's not my intention at all, but it does sorta lean that way a bit - like having a walk-through when you first play a game or join a new platform.

So let's rip off that band aid, welcome Clippy with open arms and click those heels to get home, cause we all know there ain't no place like it! lol. Gosh that makes ...

New tutorial Smoke and fire

Posted by Marius Oberholster on Monday, October 7, 2019, In : Tutorials

Hey all!

Update

It's so nice to be able to make another tutorial. I'm still working on the other video I talked about, but the reason it's taking so long is that it is fairly lengthy, but I have almost no footage for it, so I have to make all sorts of animations to fill in the time - it's more about the audio, so consider most of what you will see in it filler footage, lol.

Anyway, moving on.

New tutorial

I really wanted to make a tutorial and felt led to, but I had no idea what and I felt the...

Interpreting A Tutorial [Blender]

Posted by Marius Oberholster on Wednesday, February 20, 2019, In : Learning

Hey all!

Yay, third video of 2019!! GOD is so good!

Here it is:

GOD is so good!!!

The aim of this video is really to get you into the frame of mind to learn what it takes to take any tutorial that might prove useful to you and use it in any engine in Blender (to some extent obviously). Since all engines are not the same, results will vary between engines, but you can still get a lot of value out of old tutorials while you switch to 2.8! It'll get you over that educational learning curve and not o...

Node Groups mean New Features

Posted by Marius Oberholster on Tuesday, October 2, 2018, In : General

Hey all!

Today I get to release a new video - that feels like it took forever to make, hahaha.

GOD is so amazing!!!!!! (^^,) <3

This video comprises pretty much all the node groups that I currently have available for download. Sorry, they don't come with content to test them on, but you are more than welcome to check out Pond5. Their public domain collection has really expanded over the last year. And no, this is not sponsored, hehe.

I endeavored to show you guys what these nodes can do in as ent...

JESUS short-film in anime!

Posted by Marius Oberholster on Monday, February 20, 2012, In : JESUS Film anime

This is by far the most accurate I've seen, apart from The Passion Of The CHRIST. So two thumbs way up on that. But the biggest and I mean biggest point of accuracy mostly missed is that of the cross. In this film the beam they had to carry is absolutely spot on! (I tend to focus a lot on the details, because it is the little foxes that spoil the vine).

This is a fantastic short and I would recommend it gladly. I am very very very pleased to have been proven wrong on my objections towar...
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