@@NICK43000 Glad to hear :)

@danaenyo Wonderful! Glad you found it helpful!

You're very welcome! :)

@christopherfrancique9912 That is a smart way to use animated textures, exactly for the reason you mentioned. Most certainly, simply by parenting the object to what you want it to be attached to (RMB on object > attached to > pick what you want to be attached), you can also use the outliner for parenting. Imagine when you do just that on a simulated cloth... that's a double effect right there!!! Glad it was helpful. Other questions, just ask your noob friend here 😀

@Connection-Lost wow! Yeah, I've been meaning to correct that typo 😆 So hold on.. doesn't it cap at a specific score related to the full number of boxes? Or do you end up with extra balls by any chance, which gives bonus?

@WSUMRALL3RD yes!

@ihabiano Thanks for reply. Found them on Saturday and secured my haul

@@WSUMRALL3RD You think you gonna get away with "my haul"? lol... come on.. do tell! (I'm typing as I'm unboxing the Ferrari Monza SP1 right now :D )

@@kintyrarrw Never use it before. I can only hope they have everything in the pocket version.

Same! Like 500% 😅.. crazy!

@alexcrumbie Thank you! 😊 I haven't had this issue before. Let's try this, follow and implement along with the other shorts I did (links in description). Please let me know if you get the same issue; keep me posted.

@@ihabiano thanks for getting back to me. I'm going to do as you suggest and will let you know how it goes 😊

@7c_panda344 glad I helped! 😊

@@gmacwizard8890 just glance the trailer of it.. I'M DROOLING!!!! OMG!!! Thank you so much for the recommendation!!!!

with the 25% discount... your comment's timing is golden! Downloading now... Looks amazing design and dynamic wise.

@@ihabiano I figured you would

@@gmacwizard8890 you opened my eyes to a whole new world, Bruv!

@@pascalcreativedesign8790 My pleasure!

@@tind_0 Happy to help if I can. But givve me more or maybe more technically-explained info please. Like, you have other lights that show? Did you make sure the scene is rendering as normal? Did you try cranking up the Exposure and intensity just enough to illuminate (if cranked too high they break and crash the rendering completely).

@ihabiano it was mb lmao theres a whole "arnold" part in the attribute editor thats where the correct setting for the exposure was I found it thanks

@@tind_0 in your defense, it's set up in a terribly confusing and non-intuitive way. It's Maya's fault honestly. That's why it's a relatively long tutorial to cover all those aspects. Glad you figured it out!

@@Madderdaddie good guess. No.

I always see those in plant stores

@@jtool9112 you're damn right ✅ 👌 👏

I need more info plz. Are you talking about your steps in After Effects?

Haha.. I wish I were that good! Glad you found it useful :)

Very good point. But the tricky part is that visibility is mainly on and off option. But maaaybe there could be a way to use Arnold to add more control. I'll look into it this week!!!

Good question. Short answer: bigger and deeper soil, but only when it's ready. When starting with the seeds, it's important to grow them inside where they get the right heat, especially in my case where the weather can get bad even in summer outside. After they grow, you expose them gradually to the outside, and when they're showing strength, I transplant them to bigger and deeper soil.

My absolute pleasure!

:)))

Makes my day to know I helped :)

Glad I was able to help.. WOHOOO!

When I shared it, I didn't anticipate it would help many, but if I figured if helps 1 person, worth it :) I'm glad it helped !

Glad I could help :)

You're a sur-VIVE-er!

Check the resolution and aspect ratio of your render output in Encoder. It's frustrating that they change it and sometimes it's difficult to fix. If nothing worked then render the video in After Effects with a format like Animation or Avi (which isn't compressed) then import that Avi/ animation file into a new after effects project as is without changing anything, then render it right away in Adobe Encoder. Hope that helps.

@@ihabiano 🙆🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️let me try

@@ihabiano but i always choose the match source option in enconder , so is it possible for resolution to be different while i checked the maatch source option?

@@elkanajoseph8476 good question. Ideally no.. but who knows, maybe if you change the resolution in the after effects file from A to B, the send to encoder.. maybe Encoder considers A to be "the matched source".

@@ihabiano anyway, but is annoying because after effect renders large files

Although my quick answer is "probably not", but tell me what your goal is and I'll find you a solution 😉

I think it was a PNG. Although the details are fabulous, they're not extremely detailed. Usually I go with PNG until I detect limitations due to "bit depth', then I switch to TIFF orTarga.

@@ihabiano thanks png ended up being better for my case

@@paranormalgamesstudios Oh nice! But there's a difference in they way they function and the way they can be used. Sometimes because the EXR holds much more data (bit depth that we cannot see) their outcome could feel a little more exaggerated and we'd need to tone them down... like driving a muscle car on a slow speed, you wanna hit the pedal juuuust right to make it work OK.

@@ihabiano Yeh i know but it was fine for what i was doing

@@paranormalgamesstudios Nice!!! I always go with PNG unless I shouldn't, because higher bit depth images can be super big in size, and tend to take much longer in rendering.

That's why I'm here. I've been there, very frustrating. Glad I was able to help.

I need more info. Where do you feel you get confused or lost in the process?

That's a beautifully optimistic condolence for the huge missed opportunity 😊. You knew what was ironic? The sun started rising after.. like it was taunting 😅

NY

You do not want to only rely on the God rays light. You have to get additional/basic illumination from other lights; generally.