Please check the msg before this error. The rendering did not even start due to some other error, which resulted into this error msg. Please check the version number of Blender you uploaded to drive. You need to change the version number in the script as well. This is one of the most common mistakes.

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Please refer to a timestamp in the video so that we know what you are referring to.

I can't comment on SheepIt but as an individual you are not restricted to use Colab to render your personal project if you use it responsibly i.e. use it occasionally and respect the GPU time. I do it often.

Ok, will check your email later today.

You can reduce these artifacts by creating the text using geometry nodes, instead of Blender's text tool. It won't solve the issue 100% but it may be manageable to some extent. Check this tutorial for that 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4S1mniJfbaeo7s

Yes, thanks for sharing the update 👍

Yes very much possible, and the process is also the same. Blender works equally on Windows, Linux and Mac although it has separate versions for each OS. The working procedure remains the same.

@@5MinutesBlender thx bro

I have never tried that but remember that the colab machines are more powerful on GPU side, their CPUs are equivalent to our machines. Baking takes place purely on CPU, it has nothing to do with GPU. So baking on colab will not be super fast. It is still helpful because your machine is not stuck during the baking, you can double up the work by moving the baking onto colab. But it may not be able to handle 512 or 1024 resolution. Even if it does - it will be super slow and probably not practical.

Just replied to your previous comment, can you please check? In any case, you should always use the latest version since it will be most compatible and feature-rich.

Hi, for #1 we need to check your blend file to understand the camera shaking issues or whether it is actually related to the camera. Please send it to [email protected] #2 and #3 are not actually issues, they are normal. When you run the playback in the viewport, it runs slower due to limitation of system resources. You should not use this speed for any reference. The actual speed after render depends on the FPS you set. If there are 3600 frames, it will have a length of 150 seconds if you use FPS 24, and the same video will have a length of 120 seconds if you use FPS 30. When the playback happens in the viewport it uses a variable FPS between 15-30 so the playback duration varies from the actual length of the video.

@5MinutesBlender 1. ok I will send 9 o'clock 2. "The video length was approximately 10,000 frames. Before rendering, the video duration was 12 minutes. However, after rendering, the video duration reduced to 5 minutes."

​@@Shivam-ii9kz Let's do a quick calc. For 10,000 frames if we use 30 FPS we get 30x60 = 1800 frames per min which means 10,000 frames = 5 min 33 sec But when you say that the video duration was 12 min before render, what do you exactly mean? Before you render the video, there is no video which you can refer to. Probably you played it via viewport and watched the time on the clock. This has very little significance because the playback time in viewport depends on your system resources and it is nowhere actually used. Kindly always use the number of frames and FPS because they never change and they decide the length of the final video.

@@5MinutesBlender "I agree with you. The video's speed was fine before rendering, but after rendering and downloading, the speed becomes fast." I will send render file 9 o'clock

@@5MinutesBlender sir blender file size 274mb How I can send you in gmail

Dear, from 5:35 to 5:50 we have explained what needs to be done to create a bunch of papers, and the reference tutorial for that part is also given in the video description. It is a separate topic and not related to this page flipping because the bunch of papers or the book that we see is not taking part into this animation - it is a static object. So the quick reference is I think sufficient. The method is explained in details in the reference tutorial if you are interested. If you dig into the comments, you'll find that this has been explained numerous times in the comments. We reply to each and every comment as time permits. We even created a FREE add-on for page flipping (link is given in the video description and in the pinned comment) - using this add-on a novice can also create a beautiful page flipping book with very little knowledge in Blender. I think we can expect a bit more patience and love from your side 😊💝💝

@@5MinutesBlender My good friend, thank you for your effort anyway. We are not your debtors, but we admire your art. And these criticisms help you to be better. As a viewer of Iran, I thank you.🌹🌹

@ Thank you too. If you get stuck somewhere, please feel free to cntact us here or via [email protected] 👍

It won't work if somewhere some reference remains for the material. You can check this by pulling down the material list for any object and verify the number of users against each material. If it shows zero, and if it is not marked as Fake user, it will be deleted once you re-open the file. But what happens usually is, even if we think that a material is not actually used anywhere, it is still referenced by some object away from our knowledge.

Hey we have just updated the scripts to make it work for the latest Blender versions. Please download the scripts again from the links given in the video description and use them. Please let me know if you still get an error.

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For branched flow, you need to set up two separate flows, one taking the main route, and another starting at the junction (when the first flow reaches there). This second flow will flow through the second branch and you need to keyframe everything with perfect timing. To elaborate this further, we created the pipes using curves. Curves never have a branch. So when you see branched pipe, it is actually a combination of two pipes or two curves. So you can easily set two flows to run through the two parts independently.

@@5MinutesBlender thankyou verymuch! am trying to simulate like you did flow of air pressure through a pneumatic circuit, which has many many branches and operate as many pneumatic valves, basically a wide spread logic circuit demo. so wondering what route to take for the demo, thanks again

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What did not work? Can you please elaborate the challenge you are facing so that we can suggest a solution?

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@ It's not added to our add-on yet. We will do it by this month end. The add-on is more complex and we need to safeguard it against all possible scenarios, so it will take some time. Once it is published, we will send a notification to everyone who mentioned their email address while making the purchase. You can then download it, no extra cost is involved for the same. All our upgrades are always free!

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You can try using the Colab for faster render following this tutorial 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rorUgJ1_pMRnqqM and also set your renders following this 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWW8hHqin6eXrdk

Yes you can use it on Windows pc. Although Google Colab uses Linux, it has nothing to do with your pc. You can prepare the blend file on your windows machine and then upload it to Google colab for rendering. It will work, I also did the same.

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You can try using the Colab for faster render following this tutorial 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rorUgJ1_pMRnqqM and also set your renders following this 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWW8hHqin6eXrdk

It depends on the number of rows in your data, but it is very unusual to take hours for a script to run. Are you baking the scene after the script is run? I mean, once the script is over, it gives you a prompt asking whether you want to bake the physics. This baking is something that can take hours, ideally you should skip this step and later you can bake the scene manually. It is explained in our user guide as well. Please let me know if the processing stuck at the baking or is it is stuck even before that step.

@5MinutesBlender but in falling plates, why it takes 1 or 2 hours to upload the csv files?

@@adsiddiqui9618 Falling Plates Animation in particular is very demanding about resources, it uses a lot of RAM. While the script is capable of handling any number of data, this particular animation style is best suited for a limited data, otherwise it takes too much resources and time. How many rows do you have in your input file?

@@5MinutesBlender 50 rows file

@@adsiddiqui9618 Hmm. Maybe a bit high for this animation style. Try using another animation style, or break it into two difference scenes. Then combine them in editing. It is not a limitation of the script, but this is how Blender works. It demands lot of RAM if we have too many objects in a scene.

KZbin provides an option to get the video subtitles in your preferred language. Did you try that?

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@@5MinutesBlender sorry did u teach how to convert anysong into style marble

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Yes, a video is possible. We created an add-on for this to make it super easy. In the free version of the add-on you can add pictures, in the paid version you can add video clips for the pages. You can check it out here 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kICklGZ7q6umpJo

Once you bake the fluid, you need to also bake the mesh - otherwise it will appear as a solid box.

You need to first install pandas and openpyxl, please check the first script link. A better alternative is to save your excel file as a csv file, and use the csv version of our script. It does not need any other installation and it is very easy.

You can use one of the silk material from here, it closely resembles nylon - at least I don't think the subtle difference will be noticeable unless you zoom too close. Even then probably it won't matter for the audience. If you are creating something specifically for a clothing store, then it's different.

Unfortunately not yet. A physics collision is not yet possible with particles, so we need to convert them into rigid bodies. We will update this tutorial if this function is ever added to particles in Blender.

Please check the store links given in the video description. Now version 4.2 is published with more functions and features.

Yes possible. Behind the scene, the spring won't actually measure the weight of the rigid body, we will need to set the weight to be shown on the scale. Let the rigid body be hung from the spring and display an increasing scale measurement and fix it at a predefined value. For animating the weighing scale display you can use the concept as shown in this tutorial 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ronQiWN_qM52jbs or kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXfZXpmEnriXiK8

So it's not possible to do a real time physics simulation to get this weighing scale to work ?

@@FATEYYYY You can use a driver to connect the spring behavior to the mass of the object you want to weigh. I could not think of any practical scenario where it may be useful but if you have a need you can do it this way. In the driver setup, we have used a hardcoded value for the height of the spring. You need to connect the mass of the hanging object into this formula. This will automate the process. There is no physics interaction available in Blender to do it otherwise.

@@5MinutesBlender I am new to blender and I was just experimenting rigid body physics and then I wondered if something like that could be done using physics simulation (not animation). I don't understand drivers in blender just yet but thanks for your response.

You can try using the Colab for faster render following this tutorial 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rorUgJ1_pMRnqqM and also set your renders following this 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWW8hHqin6eXrdk

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