[Blender Tutorial] Koch Fractal Vase

In this video we'll make a Koch fractal vase in Blender. And we'll make some simple materials and render it.

[@gabrieljesus4629]

Nice tutorial. Thanks from Brazil!!

[@ingmararndt2915]

I’ve seen both of your blender tutorials and I’m amazed. You describe every little detail and it’s easy to learn everything. I really hope to see more blender tutorials from you!! They are better than most tutorials from bigger channels and I’m glad I’ve found you

[@webduncetv]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed my videos.

[@arsartra]

thank you so much for the tutorial! Watched 2 of your tutorials and so far they are the most detailed I`ve seen!

[@webduncetv]

Thanks! I'm glad you like them.

[@jimwong5458]

very clear ！ thank you ！

[@ArnoCilliers]

Really great detailed tutorial. Very clear and well spoken. Thank you

[@dudleybarker2273]

good, solid tutorials, although i do speedrun them to save time ;) just a note about printing; most slicers (Cura being the most popular) have something called vase mode (spiralise - with a zee if you're that side of the big water), that will print things as thin is a single extrusion - in my case 0.4mm - which is great for lampshades (LED only) - anything thicker than that will print just fine, but 3mm is a good standard for strength and to save time (3-4 hours is about average for an 80x80x150mm vase)

[@webduncetv]

I'm glad you're enjoying the tutorials. Thanks for the info about printing!

[@skeleton_craftGaming]

Great tutorial by the way, you may be one of the only blender tutorial people that doesn't speedrun their tutorial ... Also, I've been using blender for a good 5 years now, at least, and I think there's stuff I learned in this tutorial. with optix denoising I've not really needed to go above 1024 samples. And of course the downside using optix Is that you need a cuda enabled GPU? [So anything with rtx in its name or an Ada Lovelace professional card

[@webduncetv]

Thanks. I'm glad you're enjoying my videos. And I've been using blender for like 12 or 13 years and I didn't know about optix. I think I did hear about it years ago and just never looked too deeply into it and then quickly forgot about it. Fortunately I have an NVIDIA gpu so it works on my system and, MAN, it's fast and seems ways less stressful on my gpu. My gpu usually sounds like a jet engine whenever I render in cycles for then entire render, but with optix it's quiet until the last second and revs up just for a moment while finalizing the render. I'll be able to use Cycles for much more now. Thanks!

[@skeleton_craftGaming]

@@webduncetv optix is the denoiser That is used in Real-Time Ray tracing on Nvidia gpus... I on that subject I don't know Blender doesn't have DLSS support... Open image denoiser works on both Nvidia and AMD gpus; and I've heard that it's supposed to be better but I've not had any better results with it... And I would also like to note that I probably only have to go to the 1024 samples because I render at 2K and any really less than that is not enough data for the denoisers...

[@ayushsoni036]

Please let me know... Which cad software is best for beginners for starting learning cad design... Please ans me

[@webduncetv]

I don't feel qualified to answer that. I do not have any university training, and my only experience is with Rhino and Blender and my only work experience is in the jewelry industry. And I only ever worked at a single small business and learned on the job. I can't say which is best for a beginner, but here is an article that gives an overview of the different types of 3D software and the industries that use them. formlabs.com/blog/cad-software/

[@0776555280]

Thank you for this

[@webduncetv]

You're welcome!