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I wanted something to quickly get things from
@ambientcg into Blender and this add-on is really neat. Just need to find the material you want in the site, copy its id and it's a one click node setup from there, really handy!
#b3b #blender #materials #textures

https://extensions.blender.org/add-ons/ambientcg-material-importer

I wanted something to quickly get things from
@ambientcg into Blender and this add-on is really neat. Just need to find the material you want in the site, copy its id and it's a one click node setup from there, really handy!
#b3b #blender #materials #textures

https://extensions.blender.org/add-ons/ambientcg-material-importer

I wanted something to quickly get things from
@ambientcg into Blender and this add-on is really neat. Just need to find the material you want in the site, copy its id and it's a one click node setup from there, really handy!
#b3b #blender #materials #textures

https://extensions.blender.org/add-ons/ambientcg-material-importer

I wanted something to quickly get things from
@ambientcg into Blender and this add-on is really neat. Just need to find the material you want in the site, copy its id and it's a one click node setup from there, really handy!
#b3b #blender #materials #textures

https://extensions.blender.org/add-ons/ambientcg-material-importer

A very quick and dirty low poly sword I made the other day. Modelled roughly over the reference pic and then used it as a stencil texture to paint over. A handy technique that I learned from the free CG Boost tutorial https://www.cgboost.com/courses/free-blender-beginners-course

#b3b #blender #lowpoly

A very quick and dirty low poly sword I made the other day. Modelled roughly over the reference pic and then used it as a stencil texture to paint over. A handy technique that I learned from the free CG Boost tutorial https://www.cgboost.com/courses/free-blender-beginners-course

#b3b #blender #lowpoly

Hey #b3b #blender #blender3d if anybody is able to support a complete newb I would really appreciate it!!

I'm trying to build a .gltf file from a PLY point cloud.
I've imported my PLT as Vert using https://github.com/TombstoneTumbleweedArt/import-ply-as-verts. My import had no color attributes so I added those myself (image1).
I've converted them to points objects using geo nodes, I can now see them as rendered objects (image2).
I set a material for this in my geonodes. In shading I set Attribute with my Data Colour Attribute, with an Emission node to the output. (image3/4)
I have followed most of this guide to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwpj7ZUtnac

From here I can see my model in cycles render.

I now wish to export this model to GLTF. This is where I'm struggling. When exporting to GLTF Embedded I get nothing :(.
Whenever I export, I only see the default cube and not the pointcloud

Hey #b3b #blender #blender3d if anybody is able to support a complete newb I would really appreciate it!!

I'm trying to build a .gltf file from a PLY point cloud.
I've imported my PLT as Vert using https://github.com/TombstoneTumbleweedArt/import-ply-as-verts. My import had no color attributes so I added those myself (image1).
I've converted them to points objects using geo nodes, I can now see them as rendered objects (image2).
I set a material for this in my geonodes. In shading I set Attribute with my Data Colour Attribute, with an Emission node to the output. (image3/4)
I have followed most of this guide to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwpj7ZUtnac

From here I can see my model in cycles render.

I now wish to export this model to GLTF. This is where I'm struggling. When exporting to GLTF Embedded I get nothing :(.
Whenever I export, I only see the default cube and not the pointcloud

Hey #b3b #blender #blender3d if anybody is able to support a complete newb I would really appreciate it!!

I'm trying to build a .gltf file from a PLY point cloud.
I've imported my PLT as Vert using https://github.com/TombstoneTumbleweedArt/import-ply-as-verts. My import had no color attributes so I added those myself (image1).
I've converted them to points objects using geo nodes, I can now see them as rendered objects (image2).
I set a material for this in my geonodes. In shading I set Attribute with my Data Colour Attribute, with an Emission node to the output. (image3/4)
I have followed most of this guide to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwpj7ZUtnac

From here I can see my model in cycles render.

I now wish to export this model to GLTF. This is where I'm struggling. When exporting to GLTF Embedded I get nothing :(.
Whenever I export, I only see the default cube and not the pointcloud

Hey #b3b #blender #blender3d if anybody is able to support a complete newb I would really appreciate it!!

I'm trying to build a .gltf file from a PLY point cloud.
I've imported my PLT as Vert using https://github.com/TombstoneTumbleweedArt/import-ply-as-verts. My import had no color attributes so I added those myself (image1).
I've converted them to points objects using geo nodes, I can now see them as rendered objects (image2).
I set a material for this in my geonodes. In shading I set Attribute with my Data Colour Attribute, with an Emission node to the output. (image3/4)
I have followed most of this guide to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwpj7ZUtnac

From here I can see my model in cycles render.

I now wish to export this model to GLTF. This is where I'm struggling. When exporting to GLTF Embedded I get nothing :(.
Whenever I export, I only see the default cube and not the pointcloud

Hey #b3b #blender #blender3d if anybody is able to support a complete newb I would really appreciate it!!

I'm trying to build a .gltf file from a PLY point cloud.
I've imported my PLT as Vert using https://github.com/TombstoneTumbleweedArt/import-ply-as-verts. My import had no color attributes so I added those myself (image1).
I've converted them to points objects using geo nodes, I can now see them as rendered objects (image2).
I set a material for this in my geonodes. In shading I set Attribute with my Data Colour Attribute, with an Emission node to the output. (image3/4)
I have followed most of this guide to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwpj7ZUtnac

From here I can see my model in cycles render.

I now wish to export this model to GLTF. This is where I'm struggling. When exporting to GLTF Embedded I get nothing :(.
Whenever I export, I only see the default cube and not the pointcloud

Hi #b3b #blender #blender3d if anybody is able to support a complete newb I would really appreciate it!!

I'm trying to build a .gltf file from a PLY point cloud.

I've imported my PLT as Vert using https://github.com/TombstoneTumbleweedArt/import-ply-as-verts. My import had no color attributes so I added those myself (image1).

I've converted them to points objects using geo nodes, I can now see them as rendered objects (image2).

I set a material for this in my geonodes. In shading I set Attribute with my Data Colour Attribute, with an Emission node to the output. (image3/4)

I have followed most of this guide to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwpj7ZUtnac

From here I can see my model in cycles render.

I now wish to export this model to GLTF. This is where I'm struggling. When exporting to GLTF Embedded I get nothing :(.

I'm a complete b3d newb, would appreciate any assistance.

Hi #b3b #blender #blender3d if anybody is able to support a complete newb I would really appreciate it!!

I'm trying to build a .gltf file from a PLY point cloud.

I've imported my PLT as Vert using https://github.com/TombstoneTumbleweedArt/import-ply-as-verts. My import had no color attributes so I added those myself (image1).

I've converted them to points objects using geo nodes, I can now see them as rendered objects (image2).

I set a material for this in my geonodes. In shading I set Attribute with my Data Colour Attribute, with an Emission node to the output. (image3/4)

I have followed most of this guide to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwpj7ZUtnac

From here I can see my model in cycles render.

I now wish to export this model to GLTF. This is where I'm struggling. When exporting to GLTF Embedded I get nothing :(.

I'm a complete b3d newb, would appreciate any assistance.

Hi #b3b #blender #blender3d if anybody is able to support a complete newb I would really appreciate it!!

I'm trying to build a .gltf file from a PLY point cloud.

I've imported my PLT as Vert using https://github.com/TombstoneTumbleweedArt/import-ply-as-verts. My import had no color attributes so I added those myself (image1).

I've converted them to points objects using geo nodes, I can now see them as rendered objects (image2).

I set a material for this in my geonodes. In shading I set Attribute with my Data Colour Attribute, with an Emission node to the output. (image3/4)

I have followed most of this guide to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwpj7ZUtnac

From here I can see my model in cycles render.

I now wish to export this model to GLTF. This is where I'm struggling. When exporting to GLTF Embedded I get nothing :(.

I'm a complete b3d newb, would appreciate any assistance.

Hi #b3b #blender #blender3d if anybody is able to support a complete newb I would really appreciate it!!

I'm trying to build a .gltf file from a PLY point cloud.

I've imported my PLT as Vert using https://github.com/TombstoneTumbleweedArt/import-ply-as-verts. My import had no color attributes so I added those myself (image1).

I've converted them to points objects using geo nodes, I can now see them as rendered objects (image2).

I set a material for this in my geonodes. In shading I set Attribute with my Data Colour Attribute, with an Emission node to the output. (image3/4)

I have followed most of this guide to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwpj7ZUtnac

From here I can see my model in cycles render.

I now wish to export this model to GLTF. This is where I'm struggling. When exporting to GLTF Embedded I get nothing :(.

I'm a complete b3d newb, would appreciate any assistance.

Hi #b3b #blender #blender3d if anybody is able to support a complete newb I would really appreciate it!!

I'm trying to build a .gltf file from a PLY point cloud.

I've imported my PLT as Vert using https://github.com/TombstoneTumbleweedArt/import-ply-as-verts. My import had no color attributes so I added those myself (image1).

I've converted them to points objects using geo nodes, I can now see them as rendered objects (image2).

I set a material for this in my geonodes. In shading I set Attribute with my Data Colour Attribute, with an Emission node to the output. (image3/4)

I have followed most of this guide to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwpj7ZUtnac

From here I can see my model in cycles render.

I now wish to export this model to GLTF. This is where I'm struggling. When exporting to GLTF Embedded I get nothing :(.

I'm a complete b3d newb, would appreciate any assistance.

This is a Tiki Shaman, I made it by following video guides.

Character design was based on concept art by Jordi Villaverde.

#b3b #blender3d #stylized3d

This is a Tiki Shaman, I made it by following video guides.

Character design was based on concept art by Jordi Villaverde.

#b3b #blender3d #stylized3d

This is a Tiki Shaman, I made it by following video guides.

Character design was based on concept art by Jordi Villaverde.

#b3b #blender3d #stylized3d

This is a Tiki Shaman, I made it by following video guides.

Character design was based on concept art by Jordi Villaverde.

#b3b #blender3d #stylized3d

This is a Tiki Shaman, I made it by following video guides.

Character design was based on concept art by Jordi Villaverde.

#b3b #blender3d #stylized3d

This was prepared in @qgis and rendered in #Blender. Highest bar represent 1'500 recorded archaeological- or cultural findings (more or less on land). Source: "Riksantikvarieämbetet" OpenData
#qgis #b3b

This was prepared in @qgis and rendered in #Blender. Highest bar represent 1'500 recorded archaeological- or cultural findings (more or less on land). Source: "Riksantikvarieämbetet" OpenData
#qgis #b3b

This was prepared in @qgis and rendered in #Blender. Highest bar represent 1'500 recorded archaeological- or cultural findings (more or less on land). Source: "Riksantikvarieämbetet" OpenData
#qgis #b3b

This was prepared in @qgis and rendered in #Blender. Highest bar represent 1'500 recorded archaeological- or cultural findings (more or less on land). Source: "Riksantikvarieämbetet" OpenData
#qgis #b3b

Nice one Blender. Excellent work. We are blessed indeed to have the #b3b blender foundation and blender studios making #open #cartoons and #movies.

Scary this time too, little monsters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cMxraX_5RE

Nice one Blender. Excellent work. We are blessed indeed to have the #b3b blender foundation and blender studios making #open #cartoons and #movies.

Scary this time too, little monsters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cMxraX_5RE