Build Modifier in Blender 3d: Create construction animations!

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Hey everyone! In this video I share how you can use the build modifier in Blender 3d to create construction animations of your 3d assets. This is a really great yet simple way to add an artistic touch to your breakdowns or 3d work. Enjoy and let us know what visual effects you want to learn next on the channel.
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[@LightArchitect]

Hey everyone! In this video I share how you can use the build modifier in Blender 3d to create construction animations of your 3d assets. This is a really great yet simple way to add an artistic touch to your breakdowns or 3d work. Enjoy and let us know what visual effects you want to learn next! Our Blender Add-ons: Ultimate Blender add-on value pack: www.blendermarket.com/products/add-on-value-pack-citybuilder3dkhaoslightarchitectcablecam-bundle CityBuilder3D: www.blendermarket.com/products/citybuilder-3d KHAOS (Ultimate Explosion/Destruction Add-on): www.blendermarket.com/products/khaos-ultimate-explosion-simulator Spyderfy: www.blendermarket.com/products/spyderfy-bug-system-add-on\ Nature/Creature add-on bundle: www.blendermarket.com/products/naturecreature-add-ons---spyderfy--nisarga-lite-ultimate-bundle WeatherFX: www.blendermarket.com/products/weather-fx-add-on Cablecam (Cinematic movement rig): www.blendermarket.com/products/cablecam-cinematic-camera-movement-rig LightArchitect (Film setup previsualization): www.blendermarket.com/products/lightarchitect---filmmaking-add-on KHAOS Fire Shader: blendermarket.com/products/khaos-fire-shader-fire-shading-simplified

[@appstudioux]

GREAT TUTORIAL

[@LightArchitect]

@@appstudioux Thank you!

[@amv_manik5974]

Thank you man. This really helped me with my project. Great and quick video

[@LightArchitect]

You are welcome AMV. Thanks for watching our channel!

[@blendervfx9575]

Cool.

[@LightArchitect]

Thanks!

[@user-kt4kh8he7e]

Thankyou very help full

[@epiccgi7475]

thanks

[@LightArchitect]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@rohantanwar5932]

Thanks alot 🫶🏻🫶🏻⚡️

[@LightArchitect]

You are welcome! Thanks for supporting the channel!

[@mrofnoctonod]

When you say "apply the build modifier" repeatedly in the beginning of the video, what you really mean to say is "make use of the build modifier". To "apply" a modifier in Blender language means to destructively edit your mesh by permanently committing the changes you are making with that modifier.

[@LightArchitect]

Yes you are correct. Its a big difference. Should have clarified.

[@leonelsantos6517]

Naice man

[@LightArchitect]

Thanks Leonel!

[@Howling_Moon]

Hey im doing a film project in unreal engine, but for modeling i use blender. Should i still do this kind of animation in blender and then export it to ue? I thought about a stairs which build up themselves

[@LightArchitect]

Hi there, In my opinion unless you are doing realtime VFX for an LED volume or want to use preset character animations Blender is going to be the better tool for most VFX shots. UE is good but its a game engine that is being used for vfx....vfx is not really what it is designed for specifically. Hope this helps.

[@DragaoNinja]

Good

[@LightArchitect]

Thanks Bruno! Appreciate the feedback!

[@DragaoNinja]

@@LightArchitect you're welcome! 😃

[@fa1_z]

Is it possible to export this animation as an fbx for use in something like Unreal? I tried with an object earlier but it didn’t seem to pick up the animation

[@knachoo]

Is there any way to export this effect as an animation into an fbx file? I would like to use this effect in Unity.

[@LightArchitect]

Hmm. I'm not sure actually. I'd have to test it out for myself.