AMAZING!! would love a step by step tutorial of this even if it’s 2 hours long haha I always look at eyes in animated movies every minute of it trying to figure out the formula you just went through 😅

Good tutorial ! Clear and easy to follow

Waow ! Amazing ! Bravo

BRO JUST SHOW THE NODES

SHOW HOE IT CONECTED

Thank you but I need to make the skin of character like this: : kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5LGqaFtpqaGipY in this how can we do it?? Please

it's an amazing and indepth tutorial, and thank you for this, I was wondering what is the "objectToUV" node group? does it actually convert object space to UVs? Would you be able to explain a bit? Thank you

Hey Paul, normally for eye specs you don't want to use the approach you showed due to some headaches it introduces (difficulty to art direct in comp being the main one). You have 2 ways to do that: first is to create a gizmo in comp that'll use UV map to project the spec onto eyes, second create aov where one channel going to be spec on left side of the eye and another channel on right side of the eye, then in comp you can use erode to control the size and position left or right. I prefer first method because that it gives way more control, and you can reposition the spec if it gets covered by eyelid, but it's important to have eye uvs sharing the same space and one side to be mirrored.

Thank you for showing us this. In other Render Engines (I've used a bunch besides Cycles and EEVEE) we have Indirect Lighting sliders but Blender has none of that by default. So this helps everyone out a lot!

How do you make a 3D model of the character with skin cards, hair cards and cloth cards?

are you gonna make a tutorial for this? coz this is crazy!

This looks awesome! Great work

Great job, what an exciting time

Lighting and compositing at the same time. In the viewport. This + Eevee next just changed my workflow forever. Normal based lines, position based noise driving the "painterly" bilateral, depth based atmo and cryptomatte masks driving color corrections. Less than a second per frame. It had been a long time since I had that much fun in front of a computer! #b3d The scene is the demo of the "Rain" rig for Blender, all made by the @BlenderStudio_ :)

good job!!

I used the light falloff node on Constant on a light that only affects a certain object-- It helped get a much cartoonier, flatter look only on that specific object, as I was going for.

Vale, pero por qué tienes un dibujo de Mariano Rajoy detrás de ti

I never realized so much work went into eye shading, until now I just assumed they where just lit by the same lights as the rest of the character, thanks for making this video !

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Um what rig is that? Where can i find it

i would like to watch about god rays lights

learned a lot from your progress! Thanks for sharing!

This video is like having my eyes opened for the first time, incredible

I've been using Maya and I'm also studying the blender. The lighting setting of the blender was too simplified compared to Maya, so I had a lot of thoughts about how to light up the indirect light. I think this video should become more and more famous. You're a genius!

Can you provide the blend file please ❤

A year late to this but it is still a great tutorial... guide... thing? Firstly, using the UVs to make one texture instead of the three that others like to use allows you to save a lot of space digitally. This is an awesome way to build an eye for a human character. Non humans, however, will have a harder time with things as their pupils are not always round. While that node trick with the area light is useful, you can also go into the data info part of the light, (Where you adjust the size and power of the light) and change the shape from a square to a disk. You have a different type of control at this point so, it might not work for what you'll end up going for, but having another option can't really hurt. Gobos. What you built is called a Gobo. Not a correction, just cluing you into something that has been in the filming industry for YEARS. They are not only used in eye tricks but also casting shadows of things that aren't actually there.

…is there any chance you take commissions?

Brilliant content, been binging it and its been very insightful. Wonder how you've been enjoying Light Linking in Blender since you haven't posted in a while! I feel like its a huge game changer for stylized rendering in Blender and has helped a lot of setups that before required crazy node setups and compositing hacks.

i did use nodes for couple of years because i needed it for ies

How does something like this work in a game engine? Im working in ue5 atm

My biggest doubt is how to applicate the eyes in the head

Why does every blender tutorial start with "what if i told you" lol

Sorry, I was wondering what the labeling software was in the video, thank you so much for your response~

how did you animate the camera? using key frames?

Uhh I am not flash to see 50 frames per second

eu queria aprender como fazer animações de voos de super herói nao acho um tutorial sobre no youtube

porque na hora de controlar os personagem fica tao lento o blender baixei um personagem ele e mega pesado nao consigo usar

Hey Pau Thanks for the video, by the way do you know how to control shadow opacity directly from the light in Cycles ?

in some cases when i make only one opening (window) in interior design lighting only with hdri is not enough even though i dont want to add more lighting. Does using light ray can fill the scene with light nodes

Te amo, gracias

Wow just found this and it amazing idea 💡 thanks. Just wanted to know is do you have a hack like this to change material specular color to something of choice

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So I'm on the Math node portion and I'm not seeing subsurface color on my BSDF, do you use some add-on or do you have a specific setup? and if so, how would I go about setting it up like yours?

how would you go about oval shaped eyes?

I'm trying really really hard to follow this tutorial- I've got a question, and I've tried looking this up. How did you get the pupil from a cone to a flat surface? I have no idea what tool, control or command would even get me close to that. Thank you, I'm really looking forward to finishing my model with this style of eye <3

It was my an first attempt in shaders and it's impossible to do it for me. 51sec of tuto and i wasted 2h for trying to do it

why don't I have such a sclera shader?

Dude you’re going way too quick

Awesome. Not too complicated and looks awesome for animation.

obrigado.