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you forgot the part where the entire video is an ad for himself.

Thank you !

Modeling is a super skill that u need to learn but dont say that people that cant model cant try doin environment scenes. 3D is more than modeling, even if u dont know how to model u need to know how to setup lights, tweak textures,etc.

Exactly. Some people want to model, some people want to design experiences.

​@audio technika yes, basic modelling skills are important and beneficial to have. still, it's not always necessary to master every detail, especially when you're just beginning. for instance, if one aims to create a video featuring a car, it isn't mandatory for them to know how to model the car from scratch. instead, focusing on developing skills in composition, lighting, and animation might be a more efficient use of their time, as these skills can significantly impact the overall quality of their project. in a professional setting, it's about leveraging expertise and resources. for instance, a professional motion designer might be wasting valuable time and effort by trying to model a car, when they could potentially purchase a high-quality model made by a dedicated 3D modeller everyone has their own approach when it comes to learning and creating 3D art. there are various roles within the field and not everyone needs to be a master at everything. as long as they're producing quality work that they're proud of, and continually striving to improve and expand their skill set, that's what truly matters

We tend to use prefab models in the industry solely as a cost & time measure. If you need a ladder in real life, you go buy a ladder. You don't build your own ladder. But knowing how to build one, how the ladder works, why it works, what material you need it made from etc. So when it comes to a scene or environment that needs a cg ladder, we approach in the same way. Why spend 5-8 hours at $200/hour (agency rate, not an employee's hourly) to build a photoreal ladder that matches what we need, when we can spend $20-80 for a piece that an artist has created. We might adjust the mesh, we often retexture and build the shaders from scratch, but that artist put so much of their creative energy into creating that ladder that it would be absolutely foolish to create a ladder when theirs is available. Knowing how to model and texture is crucial, but knowing how to budget your time is equally as important.

I agree that true artist will know how to use all their tools. Ive usually just downloaded pre made models and used them for architecture. Honestly saved me a lot of time. But in the end i sometimes wish to make my own

same

Just out of curiosity, did you ever attend any college or courses to get that job or learn your skills? Or did you just do it on your own and use the work that you had already done to show your skills?

Thank you man

@Symb0l1c I think it’s a pretty fair price if the information is good.

شوف صحيح انت اسمك حيدر علي وانا علي حيدر بس مراح اجاملك لا تعبي راسه وتخليه من صدق يرفع سعر الكورس

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Thank you 🙏

Omg finally someone understands the struggle lol. Every time I watch a tutorial I have to taken into consideration what my MacBook will handle 😭😭😭

@@ciarawaggoner3748 Exactly. Recently I have been experimenting with vegetation & trees in my scenes and my Laptop can not take it anymore. 😂

@@xDaShaanx there are ways to optimize vegetation and fauna. Look into some tricks. Render the scene only or try different techniques

If you have that much time in photography, your experience going into this would be very improved, nearly, unmatched! You know about the perfect angles. This is so key, and you have that skill down. Now you only need to learn more about the modelling process. You can do it. You can do it my friend!