Blender 2.8 Tutorial | Parametric Voronoi Sphere | 3d Modeling

[@screamingfox5666]

The "action-hero" voice with the background music makes this video very intense.

[@stivosaurus]

That was slick! I like that no Voronois were harmed during the construction.

[@zak9364]

batmans taken a few days off to learn blender 😂

[@rickmagley9640]

I can't tell you how much I love you! You quickly and succinctly give amazing information without talking for hours. I've learned more from you in two videos than I have in months listening to some others I could mention driveling on for hours. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@Jojo_Montilio]

I didn't know Batman could 3d model :0

[@vahidfor2903]

When Batman tells you "subscribe" you subscribe, period.

[@h-unte-r_]

the voice like cinema , awesome, thanks.

[@ronioclarenzo6137]

You turned my dull day into a voronoi fun day! Thank you so much!

[@sigmata0]

Amazing what you can do when you've done looking after Gotham city for the night. Great video. Thank you.

[@sonic-oe3yi]

You can't imagine how helpful this was!, thanks!

[@mipe7755]

Dude, you've got amazing voice! If I didn't understand English, I would guess by music background that you are a movie or game villain talking about his nasty plan on world destruction. No offense, it sounds great :D

[@dalesmith4609]

Thanks Batman!!!

[@aeonbreak4728]

NICE, i love your scary voice and above all this kind of content. More weird elegant shapes like these in blender please!!!

[@Bernandez4139]

Looks great! Thank you Batman!

[@ItsDyar]

O my god, you imagine how happy I am that you making tutorials for blender. I watched your 3Ds Max tutorials and enjoyed so much, recently I migrated to Blender. wow! I've been a subscriber for more than six years!

[@maxter328]

Loved this video! You have a very soothing voice, perfect for tutorials

[@joelstolarski2244]

Really nice. another youtuber made a super complex voronoi using bicycle helmet. For the time being just wanted to try a simpler method. Thank you for the work involved in doing this tutorial.

[@Viminalis]

I saw that one too! unfortunately that was for a different nurbs software - it's called rhinocerous and had a plugin called grasshopper which was the nodes. it's a paid software package although the plugins are usually open source. I mistakenly looked at that one hoping itd show me how to map the voronoi over complex shapes in blender. they're really similar but you can do a lot more in blender and affordably :) hope you found what you were after

[@steamedhamsvr282]

I cant believe Geralt of Rivia is so good with blender!

[@tesmithphoto]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

[@nqabaradebe7114]

🙌This deserves a million views🙌OG technique

[@bjpcorp]

Thanks, I loves these geometric modelling techniques, this helped me to model a morel mushroom!

[@blkbirdmarketing]

Thanks Ron Swanson. Very useful.

[@maggyfrog]

cool. narrator sounds like he's telling the villain arc of a character 😁

[@blackswan6386]

some cinematic feeling by just sculpting yes we deserve it ! love this

[@joeabstractjoe]

Awesome tutorial. Thanks Brother for your time and knowledge.

[@GrandeGio95]

Voice and music are very scary but your lesson is very good ! Thanks !

[@giovanniarghenini5433]

Ever thought to describe a movie trailer with your epic voice?

[@ILove3d]

Cool work, just subscribed. Btw, well done with this.

[@simasima5255]

Your voice reminds me the games in criminal genre! :D however, your teaching is very nice thank you

[@georgigeeksky8349]

Thank you amazing tutorial and easy to follow!

[@luxxeon3d]

Thank you for the support.

[@utubesgreat4me]

Superb tutorial because it was the right information and nothing but the information. No 'tude compared to some other tutorials, too.

[@WGoldenDelicious]

Seconded!

[@vain3d973]

I just found a new favorite channel

[@charlieherschel216]

LOVE IT THANK YOU SO MUCH nice, short, easy, straight forward, cool, amazing

[@iainprendergast8311]

Fantastic. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@BenjaminGRATIA]

Wahou..non destructiv vorenoi modeling .... love it ;)

[@Alisa_Fox888]

The sound of your voice sounds like I’m about to hear a band Haggard and this intro )) Thanks for the video, very interesting)

[@botaniepress]

this was the most amazing and helpful tutorial. thank you so much!!!!

[@lovepepsi7477]

ok batman

[@deprilula28]

Ok boomer

[@nottinghasm]

Utterly brilliant video. Don't sweat the jokes about your voice in the comments, your whole style rocks. New subscriber.

[@sb-di3of]

bro narrating a skyrim scene, got the music n everything

[@cyna76]

simple and beautiful

[@victoristratevmi]

Brilliant tutorial , good for beginers too

[@risnandarmultimedia5296]

best trick 2020 for voronoi. its beautiful.. Thank youuu

[@luxxeon3d]

Thank u very very much.

[@lajosarreguihenk6110]

heard two words and saw the render so i subscribed, thank you very much

[@MovingDungeons]

Thank you, love the tutorial, great voice as well :)

[@moviesofpower]

Very nice turorial. Many thanks :)

[@billladson2511]

I love the simplicity and your teaching. You made this easy. WOuld you use a booleaned or hollow cylinder to make a bracelet?

[@luxxeon3d]

Thankyou for commenting. If you're asking if I would use a boolean on this particular model in order to make a bracelet from it, the answer would be no. There is a way to create voronoi patterns without booleans in the shape of a torus or some other ring-like surface instead, which would be far more beneficial for making bracelets. In fact, I will add that as an idea for a future tutorial. I have one or two more lined up first, but keep an eye out for a new voronoi style bracelet video very soon. That's a great idea.

[@rsher_digital-art]

Awesome! Thank you for this tutorial. It's my style.

[@Brightshadow686]

Omg this voice is soo good

[@RisingSayence]

I love your voice, I feel like I play an RPG game xD

[@rakdos5371]

Love your voice, its like the BBEG trying to give me a lesson. Great tutorial btw

[@thomasreizoff7315]

Outstanding tutorial! Looking forward to the next one. You also have a new subscriber :)

[@amirhosseindoostmoradi5181]

bro i feel like u are gonna find me and u are gonna kill me😂😂

[@cybershape4097]

This Tutorial was perfect! Thank you!

[@CJ-ur3fx]

I made one of these for D&D miniature's wizard staff. 3D printed in resin. It's looks amazing and unique, certainly a model that couldn't be made by injection moulding.

[@jonathanxdoe]

When are planning to do the next Deus Ex?

[@GooDogProductions]

Very cool! First time learning how to stack modifiers. What if I want to have a shape like a ring and apply these modifiers. It seems it only works with cubes? I've tried to apply this configuration to a hollowed cylinder but it didn't work. Maybe deleting the vertices? Thanks

[@WGoldenDelicious]

Dude, I'd pay good money for a TTS of your voice to read all my instructions.

[@alexanderandreev7781]

Solid Snake in touch))

[@WORPIONS]

Thanks I have been looking for this

[@cekuhnen]

I never used the cast command - wow nice !

[@FerReyesCreative]

Wow, easy in blender, thank you.

[@Lucas_CRB8]

Thanks for the tutorial, very helpful. Also, the voice + music is really cool, keep it going! :D

[@pqr590]

Looking forward to when this movie comes out! jk 😄 this is super helpful thanks!!

[@Dimplesapplepie]

Neat, simple and easy to follow

[@tatarinov2.09]

You need to voice films, I'm Russian, but your voice is gorgeous.

[@mikasuvanto9895]

Damn, i was thinking that i am watching horror movie... Nice one.

[@ИгорьИльин-ь4ш]

Super!!!!!! 👍 But it's so simple 😁

[@hrorm]

Subbed for the murderous voice

[@MarcoPaints]

add a DECIMATE modifier

[@univedia1498]

Great Tutorial. By the way: I think, with that voice, you could make some serious money in several film- and game genres, LOL.

[@woodlandcritterpunch]

You should do a tutorial with the Max Payne theme playing in the background (your voice is cool is what im saying)

[@andreascelfo602]

great tutorial, thx so much

[@justrdmplayer976]

thanks Vador

[@mr.nobody6124]

😂😂

[@TylerReedtylaread]

How can I do it on a box? Decimate planar doesn't achieve the same affects on non organisc shapes

[@taraaliyeva1813]

Batman just told me to SUBSCRIBE to his channel!

[@blackswan6386]

how i can make this sort of triangles on to a plane shape like a window with different faces ? thanks sir you are the best

[@jeffg4686]

Very nice, thanks

[@maotrax1163]

quick question, does this method work on just specific areas of a modell? cause i want to add a voronoi/organic looking style to the side of a keyboard but that its just on the edges an noth trough the whole model

[@theaninova]

Amazing

[@sbjctvdesign8419]

I was so intimidated by that voice that I forgot about the video lol

[@M4XC4V413R4]

right? I was like O_O the entire time

[@AbdulAziz-cj4hg]

It only does count the faces, not treating it as solid and calcute voronoi 3 dimensionally

[@dylanking000archive]

such a good tutorial but why does this feel like the brief in a cod campaign mission

[@nic_3005]

nice, slow and perfect

[@jas.6x]

great video but why is it so eerie LOL. the music and batman voice

[@ericyun8798]

LOL "batman voice". Can't unhear that now.

[@MrsGynny]

Hey, thanks for the great explanation! So I succeeded applying this method on the sphere but I wanted to use a 3D model of something else and apply this method to make this object a shell.... However when I do this I get very long spikes with long protrusions out of the actual object...Do you know what is going wrong there?

[@giovanniarghenini5433]

Hi Luxxeon, is it possible to make the voronoi gradual? I'd like to make a voronoi skull, just with full surfaces around the mouth and the eye orbits, and all the rest holed, starting from tiny cavities with huge ones on the other side.

[@luxxeon3d]

It's possible to some degree, but really it would involve much more than the techniques I have shown here in this video. It would require a much different workflow, and perhaps some addons would be useful, like Tissue addon. It would also require a specific topology for the skull to start with. Delaunay triangulation would perhaps make the process easier to achieve, and then of course driving some of the modifiers with gradient ramps or vertex weights. I think Tissue would be the most productive way to go about it, but it would be more complex than I can explain here.

[@UltraNyan]

This pretty much beats any other method out there i think.

[@Usual_User]

I love this!

[@Zafrixtee]

Thank you so much!

[@thomasdenner1846]

Thank you! Would there be a way to create a open cell like structure as well? Basically the same you did on the surface but also inside the sphere? Any help much appreciated.

[@luxxeon3d]

I'm not exactly sure what u mean. Do u have an example of the shape ur looking for?

[@thomasdenner1846]

Luxxeon 3D not easy to describe: something like this: www.researchgate.net/publication/310488467_Numerical_and_experimental_study_of_the_mechanical_response_of_aluminum_foams_under_compressive_loading_using_CT_data/figures?lo=1

[@larycaldas1988]

Simplesmente MA-RA-VI-LHO-SO

[@jisharjazim3804]

great great i would like to suggest some of bottle modeling like perfume or liqure in 3Ds Max thank you

[@room007]

war, war never changes ...

[@HaoChen-i2k]

awesome

[@xll1979]

like your voice， fantastic

[@dksamaritan5200]

Sounds like solid snake who decided to go into 3d modelling.

[@magicjaeck1248]

very cool voice

[@parkerbelholland1037]

Probably a bit pedestrian of a comment, but moving the object in edit mode causes some "flatening" problems in the mesh. Moving it in Object mode seems ok tho.

[@tcheadriano]

Awesome!!!

[@3DCGdesign]

Create this Voronoi Sphere... Winter is coming!

[@brohikhondker9669]

hahahaha

[@dankuzmenka261]

Great tutorial!!!! The texture on the voronoi sphere is fantastic....any hints??? ;-)

[@luxxeon3d]

Thank you for your support! The shader used for the animated sequence was really very simple. It is a Principled Shader with SSS enabled and a PBR noise map in the normals channel to create the subtle bumps. The environment lighting is a high res HDR with some area lights placed strategically around to enhance the shadows. I think the SSS helped to bring out the realism here, and I also used a roughness texture which was a variation of the normals texture to help with the specularity. Ambient Occlusion and Screen Space Reflections were also enabled in Eevee, and I increased the distance radius of the Ambient Occlusion parameter to a rather large amount to get more realistic contact shading. When I switched over to Cycles just to compare the results, there wasn't much noticeable difference at all, even though the render time in Eevee was around 1-tenth the Cycles render.

[@dankuzmenka261]

@@luxxeon3d Thanks so much for the quick and very detailed reply! I had suspected it was SSS.....it turned out very cool.....

[@skankhunt9078]

Can anyone explain how to give such an object a flat base and a hole at the top?

[@MikeMike-wc8on]

Still where's the detonator? :-)