100 Tips For Blender To Become Pro in 2024

[@Nickel3D]

As a Blender content creator I KNOW HOW LONG THIS TOOK. What a gold mine of info. You guys are doing great work, going to be using your assets moving forward!

[@thomasfrose]

This video is full of god tier tips and hidden gems. Additionally what you said at 0:39: "as long as you know that something is possible - you are already halfway there" is so true and also such a great quote.

[@imeshh]

Thank you! :)) But yeah that's one thing I learned from browsing KZbin blender tutorials for as long as I can remember. Blender has infinite tools, it's impossible to know how to do everything but at least possible know something is possible 😂 maybe that sounds less impressive than how I said it in the video

[@AiryGallantry]

Wow, 100 tips in almost 3 hours long video with time stamp! This is amazing! Thank you very much.

[@vladnicolae_CGI]

This is an incredible resource. Thank you!

[@kevinmanley5043]

What a wealth of information you've gathered here. Thank you! Going to check out your course...

[@imeshh]

amazing thank you :)

[@adiiiiii1]

Both youtube content and your Imeshh library are of amazing quality. Thanks for great tips!

[@shrimpkins]

Wowsers!! What a fantastic compilation of esoteric techniques! This, like the Blender Secrets book, will soon become part of the essential Blender curriculum...

[@10MinuteEditing]

Very useful. Thank you.

[@MrWoundedalien]

I tried listening while I'm working, but it's so interesting that I can't work at the same time haha! Will watch the rest later...thanks so much for making this!

[@michaelokere9467]

"If you know that it exists then you're already halfway there" These words just gave me hope as someone who just started learning blender.

[@JaneDoe-b4v]

Thank you for the time stamps (and the video ofc) :)

[@fldbots]

Thank you for such complete and advanced tips!

[@imeshh]

@@fldbots aww thank you! I appreciate it!

[@kalanjanvanichstaporn6175]

I’m an imeshh subscription for 3 yeas and very impress for this video , thank you

[@imeshh]

@@kalanjanvanichstaporn6175 no problem! Hopefully you learned something cool :)

[@MrShizzr]

Wow, there's a lot of really good tips in this video! Thank you very much for the condensed knowledge 🙂

[@imeshh]

@@MrShizzr no problem! If there is something you'd like to know more about do let me know :)

[@FlickerJab]

This is great content, thank you!

[@shalout3d]

Thank you so much for putting together all these amazing tips in 1 video! I’m really grateful, well done!

[@imeshh]

@@shalout3d no problem! Took a lot of work 😅 I hope you found some things useful haha

[@yed_co]

love your work friend! thank you!

[@cg_arch]

Just watched a few tips, and the content is very great 10/10. I think this video is worth 200$ and you share it at no cost 👏👏

[@wojciechmichalski]

Stunning amount of learning material. Thank You Sir

[@imeshh]

@@wojciechmichalski no problem! It's a lot so just have it running and maybe you catch something interesting ☺️☺️

[@hideoriT]

Your tutorials are all amazing and helpful. They would be perfect if you kept the music volume steady, or even better, turned off the music entirely.

[@imeshh]

Sure! I understand, I will try and work on it

[@fldbots]

Tip 76: Add specific object index to all glass materials. In override material use nodes: Object Info + Math/Compare to get factor for Mix Shader.

[@imeshh]

Woah! And that will allow everything except glass to be clay render?

[@fldbots]

​@@imeshh Yes, but if your glass combined in object with non-glass parts you need to go deep via Geometry Nodes to Face Cornel Attribute for example. And assign Integer Attribute to this Face Cornel Domain and use it instead of Object Index.

[@imeshh]

@fldbots that's works! I think that is similar to how vray worked and I had to seperate the glass from the object. Using geonodes is a nifty trick! Okay I need to look deeper into this and do a dedicated video I think!

[@MrWoundedalien]

@@imeshh yes yes yes please do this video cause I'd love to be able to do that instead of just deleting the glass from my clay renders lol.

[@jessegould1]

Yep, I wish they just had an exclusion tick box in the material for this! Or a text filter- ie. exclude all materials with name that contains “glass”

[@MOHAMEDIBRAHIM-gd8tc]

Broo seriously i am impressed i am saving this for future

[@imeshh]

@@MOHAMEDIBRAHIM-gd8tc haha thank you, I hope there are at least a few which you'll learn from :))

[@fldbots]

Tip 97: It is incredible trick for interior visualization! It is common fact that better to use less Mix Shader nodes in materials as possible. I would recommend add setup on Base Color level: Light Path/Ray Depth + Math/Greater Than as mix factor for Mix Color Node.

[@donev_]

Thanks!

[@imeshh]

@@donev_ no problem ☺️

[@plaintextures]

Thanks.

[@fldbots]

tip 65: I would recommend use this setup: Non-Color to ACEScg >> ACEScg to RGBs. And between nodes play with Lift/Gamma/Gain and after apply S-Curve.

[@imeshh]

@@fldbots id love to get into ACES. I know a lot of other places use it as industry standard and I started using it. Then suddenly agx came out and it blew me away. I'll definitel look into this more though

[@sean_reno]

super

[@wicashi]

Hey there. There is session expiry bug on the site. I'm keet on trying to sign up but the session is expiring every tiume even if everything in 1 minute :P

[@imeshh]

@@wicashi hey, can you send your email to [e-mail] and let me know some more details?

[@nepo10ball]

Gpu??

[@gedastube]

tip 65: It's not about using Render Raw addon! Just wanted to point this out. Great job otherwise, thank you!

[@juanitapalomares4181]

😢xkt