I don't see the need for it at all. 80% of all videos are no more than 5 minutes long, and I don't do anything supernatural. People who know at least a little bit of basic things can do it in about 10 minutes, those who are already working with hotkeys can do it in the time of the video itself

+ this is a pretty old video, it's almost a year old

You need to add lighting. I have hdri map as lighting. You can use normal lighting sources

Xd) Thank you! The point is that in each tutorial many things are repeated, you learn on the go and you will understand more and faster with experience. I don't see the point of watching tutorials where it takes an hour to show and explain what "principle BSDF" is. It is better to spend the remaining 55 minutes on personal experience

Adjust the lighting and the roughness parameter, make sure your render mode is "cycles"

Thank u❤️

Thank you so much!❤️

Glad you liked the result)

This problem is solved by adjusting the "collision" parameter and experimenting with the strength of the fabric pull, you can also try adjusting the size of the cushion or text

The video lesson is quite old, so it's hard for me to remember what was there in principle

@@3dpunk Thank you for your help!!

There is no definite formula. Sometimes I just experiment and notice that it looks like some material. Sometimes I turn to the Blender community. I see something interesting on Pinterest and try to make something similar. Most of the time it's just a mix of everything at once. But without practice, there's no understanding of how nodes work, so practice is incredibly important

There may be many reasons for this problem, maybe you did not do the simulation correctly, maybe something is wrong in the size of the objects, maybe the Blender version is no longer suitable (this video is quite old), your objects may conflict because of topology, maybe you mixed up some parameters, maybe in edit mode you deleted something unnecessary. As you can see the reasons can be a lot, do not worry because this is just a simulation, it didn't work now, it will work later

Realistic plastic, really? Am I correct in assuming it has scuffs and scratches? Just regular plastic can be made just by adjusting "roughness" in "principle BSDF"

@@3dpunk no if u noted there is in the dslr camera 📷 . I talking about this type of plastic

Well, I'll see what this plastic looks like, if it's really something interesting, why not give it a try?

@@3dpunk I'm waiting

There will be a video on making plastic soon. Tested it on a 3d camera model and it turned out very similar to the references I used to create the material

You need to bake each map separately, making sure that the map you are baking is displayed. If you bake base color, you leave only the color or what is attached to the color input, if you bake roughness, you just need to disable everything except roughness

Well, because it's a short video for people who need to get information quickly. No one forbids you to watch three hour videos that describe in detail how to add principle BSDF

Press ctrl+R and scroll up with your mouse to add as many loop cuts as you wish, then press RMB to place them at the exact center of the mesh, or LMB to move them where you want. Hope this was helpful!

@@monicapavanati5983 thnx

The new videos already have this feature, thanks for the feedback!