Blender Tutorial: Realistic Bubbles In Four Minutes

[@PicklePieYT]

This is so simple and SO well explained!! It didn't take 5 hours and was straight to the point, without being confusing. Absolutely brilliant! Thank you for this!

[@imansjewelry]

Omg im a big fan!!

[@Andricknight]

Oh my god, you can find such simple and elegant solutions to shading!! i'm loving your content!!!!

[@DECODEDVFX]

Thanks!

[@ronioclarenzo6137]

May your life be blessed with a billion soap bubbles! Thanks for the tutorial!

[@blacxthornE]

I just came here out of curiosity because you mentioned it in your 4.2 video. The mic difference is astounding :)

[@DECODEDVFX]

Crappy £20 webcam vs £150 condenser microphone.

[@kaustik185]

Two cents: You could also use a color ramp after the texture, and the bright/contrast node (the contrast setting) realy helps the colors pop if you still want more saturation. Also, i don't think many people know this but you can plug a Texture's Color or Factor output into another Texture's Vector input. Putting a Wave texture into the Noise Texture with some Distortion and Detail creates patterns like on real Bubbles. If you then rotate or move the wave texture with coordinates, or change the included scale parameter in the noise texture, you can get some nice animations in the colors while it actually has somewhat more resemblance to an actual soap film rather than just random blotches of colour. Very nice Tutorial. Just made me som bubblerinos.

[@vstreet7583]

Once again, another great technique. Relatively simple, but so effective when you know how. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise. Thank you. Dg

[@NicWhiteClassics]

Epic bubbles! Thanks for the tut!

[@dustwavethemusic]

Fantastic man, look forward to seeing more videos from you!

[@Liminally_ill]

Quick and to the point, thank youuuuu!!! Instant subscribe 😭😭😭

[@mdm5382]

So maybe I'm the only one not getting the same result as him right away, but if your bubble isn't looking the same after he adds in Transparent BSDF, try going to the material properties section. Then go to settings and change Blend Mode to Alpha Blend.

[@laboratory-ob5np]

you are a saviour, my friend

[@mdm5382]

@@laboratory-ob5np ☺️

[@CrazyChaosClara]

Thank you

[@OCEANbreezeDIA]

Thank you! 1 year later and your advice is still valid!

[@mdm5382]

@@OCEANbreezeDIA Wow great!

[@Indiemutt]

This is exactly what we needed. Thank you so much!

[@RecNinja]

Nice!

[@kuyajaypi]

this was super helpful, thank you very much!

[@COW879]

Exactly what I needed. 💯

[@pangolinproductions576]

Brilliant mate!

[@DECODEDVFX]

Thank you!

[@grayslimeguy8444]

How do i get it to stop the white behind all the textures and stuff?

[@editingprojects4558]

very grateful, been using this texture in my latest video

[@AlpineRuin]

This was a lot of fun! Thanks!

[@luizeduardomessiascoelho8000]

very useful brother! thanks!

[@ep8778]

Very usefull. Thanks for this excellent tutorial

[@rigdhigamernoob8951]

looks beautiful and pretty neat,Thanks for the vid mate and subscribed :)

[@DECODEDVFX]

Thanks!

[@shanabenjamin8945]

Thank you 😊

[@koa3680]

I love your videos

[@DenizBazan]

Thanks for the nice tutorial, but you can get the same result without the mix shader and the transparent shader. All you need to do is link the layer Weight to Principled BSDF's Alpha

[@mgraphics2372]

Loved it

[@KidsColorWorld]

Sir how to create multiple colors balls

[@flowerslovepower8614]

Thank you so much

[@sciencelover3339]

Thank you

[@bastian6173]

I just had an Irish flag in front of my eyes throughout the whole video. Love that accent! :D And great content!

[@DECODEDVFX]

Cool, but I'm not Irish.

[@bastian6173]

@@DECODEDVFX my bad, sorry :) still amazing tutorial. I am gonna give it a try. Thanks.

[@rishabhsharma472]

thx so good so simple

[@35KU]

Cool, thanks man! :)

[@serpentyna9727]

Thanks a lot!

[@tutuwhells]

THANK U!

[@richardmolina3d321]

quick simple, good stuff

[@DECODEDVFX]

Thanks!

[@ep8778]

excellent !

[@raniadg5384]

what render is this?

[@skycladsquirrel]

If it's not working for you go into Material properties and turn on Screen Space Refraction!

[@josselyn39]

great tutorial, thanks for you chanel :3

[@DECODEDVFX]

Thank you Josselyn!

[@penatonybp]

What method did you use to import the bg image?

[@DECODEDVFX]

It's a HDRI image. I use the Easy HDRI add-on to import HDRIs from the internet.

[@SqueakyD200]

got it to work perfectly, unfortunately I cant export the material to ue4 it comes out blank.

[@DECODEDVFX]

Yeah, I doubt this will work outside of Blender cycles.

[@jervisdias3183]

I tried this but instead of an image I put a plain red-colored background but some image keeps coming up.

[@yawnster7274]

That is probably because you are in eevee and there is an hdri, which is the image that is showing up in the bubble. Either use cycles or remove the red background

[@vain3d973]

sweet :)

[@youmeandeveryone5893]

Mine was not working because I was using Evee. You should tell people which render engine you using.

[@DECODEDVFX]

It does work in EEVEE. You just have to change the material blend mode to Alpha Hashed.

[@youmeandeveryone5893]

@@DECODEDVFX thanks a lot.

[@gabriellasoliman7386]

Can u do one with 2.79?

[@DECODEDVFX]

I can't think of any reason why this wouldn't work in 2.79.

[@gabriellasoliman7386]

@@DECODEDVFX On 2.79, its very grainy even if i checked denoising

[@DECODEDVFX]

@@gabriellasoliman7386 This material does have quite a bit of noise unless you use lots of samples. Unfortunately, that's just a byproduct of semi-transparent reflective surfaces like this. I'd suggest you update to a more recent version of Blender. Then you can use the new denoiser node instead of the default denoiser 2.79. I just checked, and it does a much better job of cleaning up grain from this material.

[@gabriellasoliman7386]

@@DECODEDVFX tysm 🙏

[@457Deniz457]

This is sooo awesome ! Cou know how you get us ! :D

[@kel_]

niceee

[@lmms3244]

sorry, how did VIEWER at 1:25 ??

[@DECODEDVFX]

ctrl+shift click with the node wrangler addon enabled.

[@lmms3244]

@@DECODEDVFX thanks! you are amazing!

[@SoundBox358]

I understand how to make soap bubbles　✨

[@stefanotstudio]

peeeeeeeeeeeeerfeeeeeeec!

[@arryacc]

But it's not realistic if you can't pop them.😁

[@typingcat]

I don't know but the centre looks like a hole. It is not apparent (but still kind of see it) with the example in the video, but when I tried it with a different background and lighting, the hole is more apparent. i.imgur.com/ngD0hhL.png

[@DECODEDVFX]

Try changing the factor of the layer weight node.

[@passiblehooman]

I wish I could have figured out how to even start. Your video assumes beyond beginner knowledge. I don't know anything really other than how to add a mesh sphere and you start your video with your sphere, texture, background(?) and whatnot already done, make a mention of what's been added, and then move on assuming everyone watching knows how to do it. I will have to keep searching for a start to finish tutorial :(

[@DECODEDVFX]

I never claimed this was a tutorial for absolute beginners.

[@KILO-gb5lg]

Thank you