Glad it helped!

Manual as in supervised tracking. Each tracker is manually tracked and supervised. I did no use detect features and track.

Sure, just look for Larry Cotton's Wobble disc roaster on google, my roaster is inspired by his design. I also no longer use the steel paddles to agitate the beans - kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4mqiZ1vdtF2p7s . I recently modified the roaster again and you can search for it in Reddit under "Cyclonic Heat gun Wobble disc roaster. Excellent heat distribution and very even roasts!"

@@weelianocraft thanks brother, could you please tell me the Ideal temperature to produce the coffee beans used in instant brewing??

@@DreamWorld98 You mean the ideal roasting temperature? Green Coffee will start to burn beyond 235C onwards. Also you can drop the coffee at different temperatures for Medium to Dark roasts. Do a general search on coffee roasting temperatures and you should be able to find lots of information.

You have to manually track stationary features I'm afraid. I once worked on a shot where there's smoke everywhere and I have to track though the smoke. At ILM where I used to work, we never use auto tracker because the human eye still beats any AI for tracking difficult shots. Its going to take a lot of time but at least it will solve better. You can check out my workflow here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKq5dKuBerZ6qc0

Hi if you use duckduckgo.com and search for the term "sukhoi su-57 blueprint" you will find plenty of good refereneces.

@@weelianocraft Also which poly modelling shapes did You use in the beginning of the video because I can see that there were already two polygons in the outliner?

@@X.4r3alThose are just a plane object primitive with 1 x 1 division and applied with a surface shader material for the image reference. I usually change the canvas of my image reference to a square then use the surface shader to map as a reference. The plane is already a square so there's no distortion to the reference.

I uploaded all the references here drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fqqF11CiJikWSBXo-3EaE34YioSejI6Y?usp=sharing

@@weelianocraft Thank you 🌻💙

The software is Autodesk's Maya 2022, you can download a copy for free if you can prove that you are a student at a school, with annually renewable license.

You can use free Blender 3D if you need free software. It's rather decent and about as good as Maya in modelling. But if you want to get really serious, 3Ds Max is your tool for modelling. Its modifier stack is still unsurpassed (although still buggy and project-breaking at times).

@@ShadeAKAhayate I have used Blender since 2008 and it has come a long way, but I had to teach Maya in my day job. I have another dedicated Blender channel.

I teach in Singapore

You can get it on AliExpress

Jgy-370, got it. What ram's, Ali has many different options....

Sorry, rpm

@@gsassio I have since upgraded to this motor 5840-31ZY Worm Gear Motor DC 24V 160RPM. You can get it from AliExpress

Hi Riccardo, yes it would be helpful to import the distortion data into Fusion, however when I did this 3 years ago, there wasn't any accurate way to get the correct values in. One way I can think of is to render out the lens corrected footage from Blender and use that for compositing instead.

Hi Yousef! Although the heat gun comes with temperature controls, it is hard to control the temperature on the fly as the heat gun knob is on the flat surface under the stool frame. I just set a constant temperature and monitor the temperature rise. The heat gun is a cheap no name china made heat gun but it has worked very well for the past few years. It is rated at 2000W with 2 fan speeds and temperature range of 60C to 600C. I set the temperature to work at a constant 250- 260C. My 200gms of green beans will roast to City Plus between 9 and a half to 11 minutes, depending on the beans.

depends on the heat gun and how much it costs. i buy the cheapest Harbor Freight heat gun which has two temps. depending on ambient, i use both, starting with hot, then possibly switching back to somewhat less heat.

It's a complete model what else you want to see

Once you baked or apply the constrained the camera, you can't update the points. You may have to delete the camera and create a new camera with the same name to re-solve.

It's around 180 degrees celsius, as the beans are dropped, the temperature will drop about 20 degrees and gradually rise to 220 degrees at the end of the 10 minute roast.

Hi I have since updated my roaster into the wobble disk version here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4mqiZ1vdtF2p7s. If you google for Larry Cotton's Wobble Disc roaster, there are many diagrams and pictures you can follow. Larry is active in the Reddit coffee roasters group, just search for wobble disc roaster there, he will be more than happy to share his plans and parts list with you.

Here's a old reply which contains some of the parts I used - @weelianocraft 1 year ago I used galvanized perforated steel band/strip ordered online, they are quite pliable and easy bend and cut with heavy snips. I also used a L shaped bracket for the JGY370 Worm Motor . The motor I got was a Micro DC Speed Reduction Motor High Torque Turbo Worm Gear D at 150RPM rated at 24V. I used M5 Nuts and Bolts to secure the motor bracket. I used smaller screws to secure the worm motor to the the bracket. You also need a coupling to connect to the rotating shaft and these are secured with worm screws. The motor speed is controlled with a 3V-24V DC Variable Voltage Motor speed controller. I pretty much ordered everything online, the online site I used is Shopee.sg . I am pretty sure you can get the equivalent items from Aliexpress, Amazon, ebay or a general search online.

I cut it out from a Milo Tin container. It is a very thin sheet of steel and I have to trim it with metal snips. I guess a heavy pair of scissors can do the same thing. The metal disk is really thin, probably less than a millimeter.

Thanks!

made mine from pizza pans from Amazon. they're aluminum, so easy to cut with metal shears/snips. cheap, too: $3.13 for 8" dia. (Jan. 2024).

@@LawrenceCotton the man, the myth, the legend! Thank you

build it and they will come

You are most welcome!

You are the man Larry! Thank you for inspiring me with your ingenious design!

glad you were inspired! great hobby, imo.

You are most welcome! Glad it has helped!

I guess you model it symmetrically first then when the base is done, use soft selection to tweak the shape to match the asymmetrical shape of the G402. Using the multicut tool to cut the details and gradually model those in. Ideally, if you can photoscan the actual mouse, you can use Blender to shrink wrap and Retopo model it.

@@weelianocraft very good ideas and tips. Thanks a lot. I now modeled it and tried to do it like you did. Works good to first do the bottom, then sides and them the top. I merged those parts together and cleaned up the mesh. Now its looking good. But unfortunately wasnt sp straight forward needed 3 attempts

Check out Sweet Maria's videos on the wobble disc heat gun roaster by Larry Cotton, I think he post details on how to build one. I'm now using the wobble disc method and it works great! 200gms of Green coffee in 9 to 10 minutes. Resulting in 150gms of roasted coffee.

Hi Walton, I have stopped using this method to roast my beans now as the roasting times are too long, unless you can get a toaster oven that goes beyond 250C degrees, then the beans are going to end up being baked. The preferred method I use now is the heat gun wobble disk method. I have to build the roaster but it gets 200 grams of green beans roasted in 11 minutes versus the 24 minutes in this toaster oven method.