Thank you so much!!

YES!!!!!!! I get lost in simple steps..

@@jereesr the same 😮‍💨

This is a bit more advanced tutorial (hotkeys, speed, etc). So, go research to learn the keys and believe me it's way better than an instructor guiding your pencil. It sticks way more when YOU have to LEARN it :)

thank you very much. i was ready to punch the monitor trying to follow that

@@imSovi jajajajajajajajaj x2222

you can also do that with ctrl + shift + right click drag. no need to use two steps

ahhh thanks man

I love your work

when to legends talk to each other

Thank you!

To add to this, enable the 'Node Wrangler' addon in preferences. The feature is called 'Principled Texture Setup' if you want to search the blender docs for it.

lov u bro

Life saver

Thank You Very much

ayee can you elaborate more on how you use chat gpt to do stuff??? ive been meaning to use it but im kinda clueless when it comes to 3d

exactly

@@claw214 seriously

@@ThePolyCount no

Hey Christian, Can anyone tell me the quick keys or even the name of the action at 7:03 where the fish texture is put into the UV editor?

@@ih4269 In Editing Mode you can unwrap the Plane by pressing U. But I am not 100% sure if this was your question.

@@christiancordes4443 yes that what I was missing edit mode> then U. Thank you!

Welcome ;)

Second this, or at least show the Keybord Input in the corner.

I need that tutorial

yes please

I don't know how he's doing it, but here are three tricks you could do. Give them a shot and then experiment from there! 1)Using the fish part as a guide, bring in a movie clip instead of a picture. 2)Click on your "fish" texture, and hit CTRL+T to create a mapping node. If you don't have node wrangler on, turn it on! If you don't want to, create a texture coordinate node, plug the UV of it into a mapping node, and plug the vector of that into your fish image. Animate the mapping node (start with rotation Z, maybe) by clicking on the Z value, and replacing it with "#frame*0.1". Change around the 0.1 value lower or higher to slow/increase the speed. Play around with it. 3)Go to your video plane that your made, and add a mixRGB between the colour ramp and alpha, and set it to multiply/factor 1. Plug in a texture on the bottom (maybe start with brick texture?). Add a mapping node like above, and animate the location value along Y (using #frame*, again, like above). If your computer isn't too fast, switch to Eevee so you can see what you're doing. I hope this helps!

check one of it s first video . i think the title is 'how to optimize rendering'

Ever figure this out? Googling is getting me nowhere so far

you can always change it in object properties -> viewport display but i haven't found the shortcut for it yet

open viewport display tab, RM to display as and you can set shortcut for this function, as MaxHay is D

@@luizlopez2022 Thank you

I can't find out how to do the shortcut either, but if you click on the object and go to "Object Properties" in the properties panel, then scroll down to the "Viewport Display" dropdown you'll find "Display As" under that tab and can change the object to bounds.

@@klobertdwnyjr thank you! Much appreciated

There are lots of them already

He explains it on his vid titled How To Make Amazing Renders On A Slow Computer at min. 1:26. It's basically a 3D viewport camera POV in rendered mode with no menus or overlays.