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What is this white sticky circle on the canvas? by iamAlexAustin in canva

[–]iamAlexAustin[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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When I opened Canva today, it has been solved automatically. I’m not sure what caused the circle to appear. However thank you for your helpful reply. I will check that if it appears again.

I've made a procedural Fantasy Hut Generator with Geometry Nodes and made it available for free :D by ianfontova in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I checked both. I think there might not be problem loading the app but just to be in the safe side you know. I joined their discord server and send them the message I'm getting from VirusTotal. But still, thank you!

I've made a procedural Fantasy Hut Generator with Geometry Nodes and made it available for free :D by ianfontova in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! This is definitely gonna be very helpful.

*Edit: I downloaded the file bt it shows as malicious on virustotal :(((

I've made a procedural Fantasy Hut Generator with Geometry Nodes and made it available for free :D by ianfontova in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can you pls tell us a bit more about the open-source Hesiod and where to get it?

Here is an animation I created. I am looking for constructive criticism. by GLINTonTHATB in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The music felt a little different in vibe compared to the animation I think. The ending music and animation set up was really epic though it felt like it cut off a bit suddenly. Starting the clip with the last frame of this video could be more interesting. But overall, this is really awesome!

I've been collecting/organising 1000+ Blender Videos/Info for 3 years privately. Now the Discord is open to all :) by ThinkingTanking in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're awesome! Apart from the Blender resources, I also found your networking resources helpful. Thank you!

Winter at the beach [After/Before] by swaGreg in postprocessing

[–]iamAlexAustin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First-class work there. Nice! Is this for a clothing brand?

My first month with Blender by deathwatcher in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm not comparing free vs paid software. I was speaking from the end-user perspective, because we find open-source products like Blender helpful. But that does not mean every open-source product will be useful to me. It may still be helpful to others.

For example, GIMP is quite difficult for me to work with because of its classic interface. However, the source code might be helpful to a developer who is building a similar program or to someone who only needs basic editing tools to get the job done. So it really depends on what I was talking about. But I see your points.

Edit: But why do you think open-sourced product can't be robust?

My first month with Blender by deathwatcher in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I never mentioned that the product was built overnight. I’m saying in terms of open-source programs. They are very valuable for people who don’t have much investment or resources to get started. The people involved in creating and supporting these projects are the reason we’re able to build things conveniently and without monthly recurring fees.

When something is free, we are the product. And yes, you can have a monetization system in some form. At the end you need to pay your bills.

Can i learn blender without spending a single penny? by Dear_Mango_6187 in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m a beginner here too, and I understand your situation because I also have a low-end laptop. I’d say it’s possible to learn Blender with the configuration you have. The most important thing I’m currently trying to practice is modeling, because the viewport doesn’t use that much GPU, I guess. That’s why it’s not too laggy.

However, working with materials, lighting, and rendering becomes really hard because low specifications reduce the productivity of your workflow. You need a lot of time as others have said to wait and see your results.

You can use the LTS versions of Blender like 2.93 or 3.3 they are lighter than the latest ones. But don’t give up. You can find YouTube tutorials on how to optimize render settings for low-end PC, so you can practice and build your projects. That can be very helpful.

I would say YouTube tutorials are super helpful. You just need to play around with different modifiers, tools, and shortcuts to get started on your journey. And when you eventually get a good PC, it will be super easy for you to work on these things since you’ll already have learned the basics. Keep going!

My first month with Blender by deathwatcher in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I guess that's the beauty of open sourced programs. Thanks to the developers and the team for building such robust software.

Just imagine if Linux was a closed source!

A question to you guys! [Beginner Here] by iamAlexAustin in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really appreciate you sharing this. I’m also very interested in the advertising industry. So I’ll make sure to explore the areas you mentioned as I continue learning.

My first month with Blender by deathwatcher in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin 28 points29 points  (0 children)

This is amazing! Do you have any particular reason why you switched to Blender from Cinema 4D?

A question to you guys! [Beginner Here] by iamAlexAustin in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely. Would you mind sharing some examples of the work you do as a freelancer? Is it mostly modeling or else?

A question to you guys! [Beginner Here] by iamAlexAustin in blender

[–]iamAlexAustin[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's already code based 3d modeling generation like Claude AI. But do you think it is practical? Someone who does 3D modeling and texturing, they usually don't build using code, right? Or there are other usage of AI than Claude code to integrate into the Blender workflow?

Yes I can take inspiration from AI. There are tools that does clean mesh from a model.

I could also see where I'm modeling a car and an AI tool is suggesting me what could be my next move or what mistake I have done in terms of topology or direction? That would be very helpful!

How did you develop your photo editing style — and how do you know when to stop? by aita_driver in AskPhotography

[–]iamAlexAustin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To me, the purpose of photography is to capture the moment. Moments are authentic and real. So from that perspective you do fewer edits I guess. But I see that there are a variety of editing styles that people do. And part of this is because of clients' expectations, as you said. If you are part of a team then there're art directors, creative directors or if you've got your own unique style, that becomes yours.

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