Natron for Beginners - Intro / Overview (Really Basic #00)

[@eXtremeDarian]

Awesome! I've been trying to learn Natron but it's really hard with no documentation. I'm glad you're helping me and the Natron devs out by doing this! It will help the software gain popularity too!

[@chanruzzi]

I'm glad to know the video is being useful. I'm really positive about Natron growing a big and strong community to support, create and teach new users! Thanks for the comment :)

[@rubenrcs]

Even with documentation ! seems NATRON is a very powerful with plenty of resources tool , maybe helps books for NUKE, i'm a newbie here too , but found half of a book and a whole one , anyway this tuto its such an awesome shortcut in learning making it for the most more useful that documentation

[@MTieleman]

Skip ahead to 08:00 minutes to start the tutorial....

[@ZandrichMynhardt]

MUAHAHAHAHA

[@hrum1]

This tutorial is definitely awesome! I was looking for something to dig into natron and this just what I need, thanks a lot!

[@jblistener7491]

Never heard of Natron before, but I'm impressed so far. Looking forward to future tutorials! :)

[@chanruzzi]

Yep! Natron is pretty new, but it already porvides great tools for us compositors! Ok, stay tunned for more! :)

[@MateusViccari]

Tá afiado no inglês, muito bom! E obrigado pelos tutoriais, é difícil achar conteúdo bom sobre natron.

[@peterluxus7382]

No need to apologize, you've done a great tutorial!!! Many thanks!

[@RREDesigns]

I can't believe I just found this jewel just today. The whole Linux community should find about this. I'll publish it as much as I can. Keep it up. Greetings from Argentina. :D

[@chanruzzi]

Rolando E. Rolon Wow! Thank you so much for the enthusiasm! I'll be very happy if more people could get to know this tutos. Yep! I'll keep it up, thanks again. Greetings from Brazil! :D

[@papasnoopy79]

you pronounce vignette good enough. Fantastic video. Keep up the good work. Learned a lot.

[@chanruzzi]

Thank you Tom Gepts good to know! :) I'm glad I could help :)

[@donaldklopper]

Your English is great. No apologies needed! Abraços da Àfrica do Sul.

[@goetheklausamadeus]

Obrigado pela generosidade e o sotaque brasileiro!

[@amarantusdoido]

you said everything , Blender is awesome , I can hardly wait to use it in conjunction with Natron

[@sandysingssongs]

Great tutorial! No need to apologise.

[@egikurniawan4144]

yes you right sometime i found some boring tutorial and this is just different Haahahah :v

[@ayneSFilms]

Thanks for the tutorial. Waiting for more Natron stuff from you.

[@chanruzzi]

You're welcome Arseniy Semin ! Yep, stay tunned for more! :)

[@pianoart2]

Just downloaded Natron. Love it! Thanks for the vid.

[@chanruzzi]

***** Hi, thanks! Good to know :) You're welcome! :)

[@chanruzzi]

Hello everyone! New Video on my channel: Natron Really Basic Tutorial Series (Intro) ! Check it out! :D _________________________________________________________________ Faala galera! Vídeo novo no canal: Série de tutoriais básicos de Natron. Esse é uma intro. Tá em Inglês mas já já lanço essa Intro em Português!

[@iSimonLi]

+Chander Ruzzi Tutorials hi, great video, thanks for recording i've got a problem with retime and key animation, it just works if i turn the curve to linear, everything else let me get a black image from source. The arrangement is just: ffmepg input (H256 Hight @L4.0) -> Retime -> Viewer 1 maybe u have a tipp for me, found nothing at google

[@Pedeplei]

Thank you very much for this introduction to Natron!

[@amvitable2556]

Cool man, Tremendo sigue adelante! From Venezuela! Bro

[@gardiner_bryant]

My viewer is only getting about 7 FPS. Videos and animations are very choppy. Might this be because I'm using GNOME 3? Any solutions you know of for this issue?

[@chanruzzi]

+The Linux Gamer Uhmmm..I don't know for sure, sorry. Maybe you have low computer specs? Natron sure does use a lot of memory and processing when rendering, I don't know about playback. Also, there's a new Natron forum: forum.natron.fr/ You should ask the same question there. I'm sure there's a lot of people that can help you with this.

[@mistypixstudios6304]

great video subbed, i think with the increasing popularity of linux over windows, more and more people are going to adopt natron over after effects, just a suggestion if you can increase the text size of the software somehow or just zoom in to the area of importance , it would be a lot better to see in my laptop screen :)

[@chanruzzi]

Mistypix Studios Thanks. Also, thanks for the tips. About Natron replacing AE.. I don't know, they are too different and AE users are often really loyal to their software LOL. On the other hand this will be good for beginner artists, this guys will have lots of options and good free tools to choose from. This kind of users will have more freedom to choose regardless of the amount of money they have 😀

[@mistypixstudios6304]

yup :) ... they are too loyal but if the quality stardards keep improving, the beginers will chose the free software like blender is becoming more and more popular , and it might beat maya in few years :). i was also a long time user of adobe , but i am trying to completely switch to linux because window is shit, so i have to find alternatives. i have found almost all replacement softwares, the only thing i am kind of missing is a NLE video editor and photoshop. espacially one feature in premiere where we can do "voice over record" , do you know any free software which has voice over record?

[@bravo7812]

Não basta o mano ser fodido, tem que ser fluente em inglês também! celoco kkkkkk Monstro demais

[@arquivosbackup-e1f]

Ingles perfeito Man!!..Parabens! Obrigado pelo video! Ainda estou anestesiado que existe um software freeware desse porte! Valeu!

[@chanruzzi]

Haha! Valeu Arquivos Backup, que bom que gostou! De nada! Sim, também estou. Sou muito grato ao time de desenvolvimento do Natron e desejo que eles continuem com tudo nessa quest, o Natron tem muito o que evoluir. Valeu pelo feedback!

[@toast-n-jam]

Thank you very much. Your first tutorial was great!

[@chanruzzi]

Christopher Chambers You're most welcome! Thanks for being positive! :)

[@KlingThePoster]

When I connect the green constant to the merge node it it appears cyan (assuming I used the color blue for the A node). Why is this?

[@stopfidgetting]

For anyone curios in looking up Fusion (I know I was): It's Blackmagic Fusion, not VMWare Fusion. :P

[@RalphZ80]

Great video, thanks for sharing the knowledge! (E parabéns por incentivar o uso avançado de programas gratuitos. Aqui no Brasil todo mundo prefere piratear o Vegas ou Premiere e passar horas aplicando crack para fazer cortes e crossfades que o Openshot faz de graça...)

[@brettm7162]

thank you for the video, glad to have found out about this software.

[@chanruzzi]

You're welcome Agusta Wind ! I'm glad I found out that too! Haha!

[@justyan1703]

So, I`ve also played with Natron recently. Most of problems were about impossibility of importing many footages of different formats (from mp4 to m2ts) and problems with framerates, e.g. I pointed in that the project should be 50 fps and imported video of the same fps. But when I wanted making the mask before keying that video it said that it`s impossible because of different frame rates. There were also such issues with different nodes and problems. So, very raw for now.

[@chanruzzi]

Yep! Sometimes this kind of thing happens. If you're setting up the project frame rate properly before importing footages and creating nodes, then matching the footages with custom FPS and you are still getting the same errors, I strongly suggest you report it as a bug in the GitHub Issue Tracker: github.com/MrKepzie/Natron/issues

[@achia85]

The constant colour doesn't appear in the rectangle above.. :(

[@mariliacosta8505]

Just great. Great man!!

[@linuxcomptutorial4840]

Thank you for this tutorial! Cool, Natron is a free clone of Nuke as I understand.

[@NicolaAriutti]

Great video! thank you very much!

[@Ever4u]

with reference to 14.22 of ur video,wht natron version your are using when i merge two colors result output is blended color insted of A channel color?

[@PeterRobieArt]

One of the biggest issues for me wasn't getting the node setup, but rendering out the composite in Natron 2.0.0 RC. I tried a number of ways and I would get errors while rendering. Either saying that the container didn't support that rendering type (FFMpeg) or when trying to export a .mov I'd get to frame 3 and it would say there was another instance (cleared all cache and disconnected the view node too) rendering that frame. Ease of use is great, but the rendering seems to not really be covered well enough (or really at all) in tutorials that I've come across. I'm on the latest version of Mac OS with the latest version of Natron. If there are any suggestions I would love to try them.

[@chanruzzi]

Yeah, I struggled a bit with its exporting formats and codecs too. It really isn't that straightforward to get it done properly. I myself had to try a few times with different formats and codecs combinations. About the suggestions you asked for, at the end of my last video I teach how to export a .MOV file out of Natron. Hope it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKnakGamr7KijNk Thanks for the feedback.

[@PeterRobieArt]

+Chander Ruzzi Tutorials Thanks for the reply. I finally had an output after attempting for a few hours that I was able to import into Blender and render out using the VSE.

[@chanruzzi]

+Pete Robie You're welcome. Glad to know you got what you needed.

[@PeterRobieArt]

Thank you. It would be really nice to see something for Natron like video co-pilot. I think that would really help push it much in the way that Andrew Price helped with starting Blender Guru; where it sparked others to do more.

[@josephbupe]

+Pete Robie True.

[@ThomasSanjurjo]

Dude, just found these. Thanks for making them, I didn't want to give up on Natron, but I was having entry point problems. You planning on doing more? These are useful.

[@chanruzzi]

+Thomas Sanjurjo You're welcome. Hey, you don't need to give up on Natron depending on what you need it to do. Yes, I'm making more tutorials. If you haven't see the Episode 01 of the "Really Basic Series" here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3Ktcmhtjc6drJY I'm also making the first tuto for the "Advanced Series" so if you're not a subscriber, just subscribe, there's lots to come :)

[@domenicksdesigns6417]

It's basically a free version of Nuke. The interface is almost a carbon copy of Nuke.

[@coach_doc]

I downloaded and installed Natron an hour ago, I successfully installed the application but having trouble of loading it. Once I open the software, after few seconds it automatically closed. I think this software is awesome and I really appreciate if someone could give an advice to solve this problem. I really want to try this app..

[@smv8102]

I have no idea why, but Natron mutes my input videos. So my exported video makes little sense to any viewer. Any way to solve it, I'm a n00b

[@Bakantimo]

Is there anyway to animate an image's transparency? because i open the software and wanted to make an image fade in and fade out for a few seconds but i couldnt figure out

[@chanruzzi]

DavidstormDS I just answered this question of yours on my other video but I'll paste the answer here too, hope it helps. " If you have an image(A) on top of a background(B), linked by a "merge" node, you can click on the keyframe button of the "mix" parameter inside the merge properties and set a key for it to be "1" somewhere in the time line and then set another key somewhere else on the timeline with the value "0" . You can also use a "Dissolve" node instead of a "merge" and animate the "Which" parameter the same way."

[@timleehenderson]

Great Video!!

[@1974Kyle]

This is very good at starting but I cannot see it clearly :( Also it won't let me draw and reveal the content underneath (15:20 of your video)

[@chanruzzi]

Yep. Natron has changed a little bit. Try this ( sorry but I'm not at my Natron PC right now ) ⬇️⬇️⬇️ On the properties of the roto node, first make a rectangle that will cover the entire canvas, then on another mask layer, draw the shape you want to mask and then change the blending operation between these masks until you see black on the BG and white where your masks are. Hit "a" for alpha view while having the Viewer node coming directly from your roto node. It should work. Hope it helps :)

[@KApocalypse]

One question if you dont mind: I tried to import some stock footage effect into natron (MPEG 4 QuickTime Container, Variable BitRate, PNG Compression). Got the error: ReadFFmpeg1 error: unable to find video stream Can anything be done about this (maybe some settings) or is it necessary to wait till natron supports more formats? Blender opens the video with alpha w/o problems, so i could in theory export it as png sequence e and then use it in Natron, but i don't wanna do that for my whole stock footage collection

[@chanruzzi]

I see. It would really be a bit painful to do that, if you have a lot of stock footages. As I didn't run into this kind of problem yet, I highly recommend you first try the help of the community in the forum. Just make a post a bout it and maybe someone will help you: groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/natron-vfx If that does not help, try reporting it as a bug: github.com/MrKepzie/Natron/issues De developers sometimes answer really fast and they always do their best to help us when they can. Hope it helps.

[@KApocalypse]

Chander Ruzzi Tutorials i have reprted a bug on github, a similiar one was already on there. One of the devs said he'd look into it. As far as I can guess it might have to do with the FFMPEG library that is used. Anyways Natron is really impressive for such a young software :D

[@chanruzzi]

I see Karsten Höhne . It's good that you reported the bug, this way the devs will know it's a real thing and it's also hindering the users workflow.

Hi Chander, this is a very cool tutorial. Congratulations! I am a LInux( Debian, Ubuntu studio ) user, and I was using Blender for that kind of compositions. But, I have one doubt: In Blender I have a Proxy option generating jpg images; but in Natron I've enabled the proxy and defined a path to it in video options.. I think it did not work. It really works?

[@chanruzzi]

ricardo graça Hi Ricardo, thank you your feedback! I'm sorry if I'm guessing this wrong but aren't you Brazilian? I'll just answer as you asked (English) for global communication purposes LOL! Haha. Yep, we have that option in Blender and there's a lot of people asking me about this functionality in Natron. Sometimes it really does not work. I simply don't know enough about this yet so I can teach everyone, but I'll definitely look into it. The Cache node works fine for me most of the times. Love your work BTW, keep it up!

Chander Ruzzi Tutorials Hey! What a mess I am talking to you in English! .. ok, for "global communication purposes". I've tried to create ( using kdenlive ) a low resolution video, and indicated as the proxy inside Natron. It works, but it is not the best way, I think. Yes, the cache node works! You have a great and incredible work too! Following you to learn more and more.. Keep going!!

[@chanruzzi]

ricardo graça Hey, don't worry, no mess at all. It's good so everyone can read our experience about this. Yep this low res proxy technique is really good. For a lot of softwares I mean. I do this for Blender, Kdenlive, even HitFilm 3 Pro. Afterwards we just have to switch back to the original footage at the and, before rendering the final compositing. About doing this in Natron, it may be good if your not doing some detailed work. If so, your good to go. But if you're working on complicated detailed shots, my tip is to take the time and wait for Natron to cache your original and High res footage. Happy to know the cache node worked for you. Thanks for the kind words! Sinta-se livre pra entrar em contato comigo pelo G+ ou skype (chander.ruzzi) sempre que quiser. Gosto muito das suas iniciativas! Thanks for the feedback :)

Chander Ruzzi Tutorials Sim, negócio fechado! Meu Skype( ricgraca ).

[@chanruzzi]

ricardo graça vi que me add, já aceitei! Valeu pelo feedback!

[@collectoroffrance]

Hi Chander, Thanks for this basic 00 tut as I start using this Natron soft. The vignette is just pronounced as is. What I wanted to know is: when I import a video in the node graph, in the viewer the timeline shows the quantity of images, a green line under it but the first times the video is played, the video is not playing smoothly. It takes a second play before the video runs smooth? Why is that? The desktop I use has a intel i7 6700K CPU, 16GB RAM, a Nvidia GTX970 GPU but in this case, the videos are parked on an external HD (not an SSD). Does the soft have trouble reading for an HD and does better with an SSD? So I tested importing an .avi from the SSD but the image remains "black" coupled to the viewer? The soft is the latest version available (2017). I appreciate news. Thanks. Collectoroffrance

[@tindikali]

thetas nice keep them coming and i have subscribed...

[@chanruzzi]

I will! Thanks for subscribing WAL-C :)

[@tindikali]

chander was going through ur tutorial natron does not play real time on my footage any ideas why..going frame by frame but show on ur video it was real time

[@tindikali]

and no sound when its playing jus wondering..thanks and al share ur videos...bn looking for a compositor n i believe al put more time on this cz nuke is expensive

[@chanruzzi]

WAL-C The first time Natron runs a footage, it loads so it can be cached. After that, it's supposed to run real time. If you alter something, like the resolution on the viewer or if you add some nodes or if you clear de caches, Natron will load again. You can know what's cached by looking at the green line that grows on the timeline. About the audio thing, as far as I know there's still no audio integration, (there's a chance I'm wrong about this as I didn't searched enough yet) because Natron is a video compositing software. Most of compositing artists prefer to take care of audio in a DAWs or even on editing softwares.

[@tindikali]

ws jus wondering..thanks though waiting for next tutorial it was really informative

[@IsaacGallegos]

I envy the stability your Natron has. I just cannot get my copy to complete a render without running out of memory and aborting the render or the program all together. I'm sure there's a setting I've got wrong or something, but they all seem correct.

[@chanruzzi]

Isaac Gallegos Hi, thanks for the feedback! Do your workstation has all the system requirements? You can check it right here at the end of the page: natron.inria.fr/install/ I know some people who had specific problems by not having enough ram memory and "OpenGL 2.0 or OpenGL 1.5 with extensions".. About settings, if your system and Computer is working fine and with all the requirements, Natron should work right out of the box. You can find the version I'm using on this page: natron.inria.fr/snapshots/ Hope it helps :)

[@IsaacGallegos]

Thanks for your reply. I just figured out what it was after watching your video more closely. I think I had the wrong write node. I switched to writeIOOI1 and it seems to work fine! I'm going to try a few more tutorials. Also, I'm learning blender's video editor, which seems really stable. I might be speaking too soon, but it seems uncrashable.

[@SrMariuss]

where download version 2.0 of natron???? in the official page only see version 1.2

[@chanruzzi]

Mariuss Parra Try to check this Snapshots page: natron.inria.fr/snapshots/ Also, you can try to upgrade by the Maintenance Tool that comes with Natron. Hope it helps!

[@Rampuniernix]

Hello Ruzzi! no apologizes! - evrythings cool sofar. I tried some steps you discriped. Using the latest version of Natron, the blue&Green-Mask Example is always showing me a Turkis in the areas, where the pure blus has to be. All setttings like yours. Kept it unfancy simple like you. But where comes the Turkis from? Something seems to mix up accidentally? New Natron version - other "hidden" settings wich has to be aware of?

[@Ringating]

is it normal for the framerate to be quite low when previewing playback the first time? I've only really worked with sony vegas before, and it had a preview window that worked much faster (ie ran in real-time at full speed when not using any intensive effects). Am I misunderstanding something fundamentally different between natron and something like sony vegas? or is there some way to get a quick preview?

[@chanruzzi]

Hi Ringating. The thing is: Sony Vegas is a video editor and it's main focus is on fast preview of the input videos, regardless of the format/extension. If you only make cuts and simple transitions, Vegas will keep up with your editing speed. If you start creating or stacking effects, it will slow down your preview. It's the same for almost all video editing softwares, unless you use one compatible with GPU and you have a nice GPU on your machine. Natron is not a video editor. It's mainly made for heavy and detailed compositing, animating, rotoscoping, color correction and grading, and so on. So Natron has to precache your work everytime you make a change in order to display it the proper way with the resolution you choose to preview it, so it's a different system compared to Softwares that are made for editing and have a few effects just to make life easyer. Hope it helps.

[@Ringating]

+Chander Ruzzi Tutorials ah, I see. thanks for the explanation.

[@chanruzzi]

. Ringating You're welcome. Happy to help.

[@themodi3697]

What is the name of your Screen Recording Tool ?

[@khaledmahmoud78]

Thank you very much for your efforts. Are there tutorials for making of the animated channel logo and the animated spinning Natron logo?

[@SwarnimArun]

Just found about Natron after beating around After Effects.

[@GuilleAcosta124]

Hi Chander! Excelent video. Maybe you can guide me. At begining, with just a video (mp4) imported and a viewer node, when I Press "R" to see alpha channel I only see black (and should be white). Why is this happening and how I can fix it? Thank in forward.

[@v392d]

can i animate manga still pictures with this program ?

[@mediafgh9005]

I try it, it's very complete but a lot of memory problems appears on W7 64 when playing with keyframe or whatever. Do you know where is come from ?

[@chanruzzi]

Yeah the memory problems are currently a great downside for Natron. It happens to me often and I'm still experimenting different memory settings to see what works best. So far setting that seems to work best is 50 to 60% of Ram for the software and 30% for the system. You can follow this topic on Natron's forum to get more engaged on this if you want: forum.natron.fr/t/what-about-the-future-of-natron/2130/7

[@aweflame]

what do you think about compare natron with autodesk smoke/flame

[@chanruzzi]

Unfortunately I don't have experience with Autodesk Smoke/Flame. I could compare it with Fusion, but I don't see enough utility on doing this, as Natron is still a child (a very promising one) but yet a child compared to all the years of Fusion's development. I imagine that Natron soon with have most of the features all this softwares does, so It's worth waiting a little while. Thanks for commenting.

[@jaworskij]

Just discovered Natron from another person's clip... I have tried Blender (Linux) but it has a very steep learning curve. I am looking for compositing software that is easy to use. It's like comparing Cinnelera to Kdenlive video editors. The first is too difficult although very powerful to use. The other is easy to learn and equally as powerful.

[@David-Brown]

What version of natron are you using my gui is slightly different.

[@AdityaTejaswiLOL]

I have a small question for you. How do you save one of your projects in a video file(mp4, avi, etc.)?

[@OAJpnh]

I'm trying to find alternatives to Adobe software. I've been a creative cloud member for two years now (with student discount) but I would like to stop paying for it. Is this good solution to After Effects? And does this software include some sort of particle system?

[@SevenSevenSevenaka]

what version of natron are you using? because my gui looks very different

[@chanruzzi]

I always use the most recent snapshots version. I'm now using the 2.0 You can download it right here: natron.fr/snapshots/

[@SevenSevenSevenaka]

thx for the response but i accedently downloaded an erlier version of natron, now i'm back up to speed :) nice tutorials (really usefull for noobs like me) keep up the good work

[@chanruzzi]

Tinkerin' Thinkers you're welcome, thanks for the good feedback. You can now download de 2.0 RC1 btw. natron.fr/download/ Yep. I'll keep it up!

[@KApocalypse]

I agree with blenders compositor lacking in the playback area, but you do NOT have to render. YOu can always imort the sequence to the vse, diiasable opnegl preview to get the result from the compositor and then ram preview to video. I have a video tuorial about that on my channel. But still natrons preview is much faster. On the downside, i have found that natron accepts far less videos than blender.

[@chanruzzi]

Yes, you're right about having the option to import to VSE. But the render time is the same if you want to view it at full res, be it importing to VSE or rendering out the sequence. About the video formats in Natron, the software is pretty new so it lacks a few things yet but still it is evolving really fast. You won a subscriber BTW :)

[@KApocalypse]

Chander Ruzzi Tutorials glad you like my tutorials. I really enjoyed the short clips on you main channel as well. On topic: I feel RAM Preview in the VSE is a bit faster because there are no disk writes (they can add up when rendering image sequences) or video encoding. But in anyway NAtron is massively faster and much more convenient to work with. The Transform node has a nice handlöe to move around the image and stuff like that. No doubt blender and natron combined can make for a pretty effective duo

[@chanruzzi]

Thank you Karsten Höhne :) Yeah, I agree, kick ass duo! Imagine in the future if Natron and Blender keep evolving this fast! :D

[@jobrady322]

Your intro was made with Natron right? Because I was looking for Adobe After Effects alternatives and if you can make stuff like that with Natron, I'm happy :)

[@chanruzzi]

Actually it was made with Blender. Another Free and awesome software :)

[@solidosneik8303]

Awesome

[@gabrielcarter8065]

Nice man! Godson can I get a yyyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh!

[@chanruzzi]

Gabriel Carter Thanks! Glad you liked it! :)

[@mariofernandes1678]

Show, amigo, a Intro desse video vc fez com quais softwares. Grato.

[@chanruzzi]

Obrigado Mario. Sobre a abertura, fiz 3D, animação e render no Blender e composição no Natron.

[@fiction3298]

i heard that natron has been abandoned by its developers is it true ? I also read that its really unstable

[@chanruzzi]

1 - Not true, its development was almost ended but it is still alive and going. 2 - It is and it isn't. Depends entirely if you know what your doing, also on your PC specs and if you set it up accordingly with it. ⬇️⬇️⬇️ 1 - The community + one of the original devs (Frédéric Devernay) are keeping it alive on the forum and its Github. There are also great and constant development on the community plugins pack. The version 2.3.15 was released with lots of core bug fixes, which made it a lot more stable. This new version also fixed a lot of problems regarding some plugins. There are also plans on the making of its 3.0 version. Github: github.com/NatronGitHub/Natron Forum: discuss.pixls.us/c/software/natron/27 Version 2.3.15: github.com/NatronGitHub/Natron/releases/tag/v2.3.15 discuss.pixls.us/t/natron-2-3-15-released/18640 Talk about version 3: discuss.pixls.us/t/natron-3-version-and-development/15894 Hope it helps.

[@davilopes8361]

valeu cara!

[@chanruzzi]

De nada Davi! :)

[@ElieUbogizeelie]

For now the real time is impossible but we'll can soon with blender EEVEE in 2.8

[@tatinventa7638]

Fantastic /o/

[@chanruzzi]

Thanks baby! :)

[@Creuilcreuil]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ < AWESOME !!! > vvvvvvvvvvvvv

[@zakariachahboun]

2019! Why you stop making tutorials? :(

[@chanruzzi]

I've been working a lot..I think I need a time travel machine 😓

[@zakariachahboun]

@@chanruzzi make a simple and basics tutorials - for 'Natron' because 'blender' has a very large tutorials & community *one simple tutorial at week best than advanced tutorial at year* The Continuity is everything *Keep Going* OpenSource Guy 😉

[@chanruzzi]

You're right about this..still I'm seriously considering making tutos focusing on Motion Graphics with Blackmagic Fusion instead of Natron. Natron is very promising but it has a very limited curve editor, it still does not have at least 2.5D and any sort particle simulator and it's development is paused for now. 😕

[@zakariachahboun]

@@chanruzzi what about *DaVinci Resolve 15* ?

[@chanruzzi]

Fusion inside Davinci Resolve on Linux isn't very stable..it is difficult to install and it crashes a lot even when installed correctly. Fusion Standalone on the other hand is easy to install, run with more hardware and is Rock solid stable.

[@bajeelthwalhath7119]

======Awesome====

[@neme2240]

gostei do seu video

[@balanitishvuddagiri5191]

Looking same like nuke

[@resko83]

I do not want to criticize Natron but when I put it I found a lot of mistakes. It's a good piece of software that has to improve and go a long way for now. It's useless. We have to make many improvements to version 2.3.14. I followed your guide, I found problems with the software. I uninstalled. Thank you. Sorry for my incorrect English, I used google translate. Am italian.

[@chanruzzi]

Hi @resko83. I totally understand the frustration.The good news is that we now have its new 2.3.15 version and it should be way more stable. Please check the description of this video for more info. No need for apologies, I'm Brazilian and I make lots of English mistakes even to this day.

[@kellymckinney5082]

There are worse things in the world to say then awesome. No need to apologize.

[@mrifat13]

i like natron becoz it free... but the environment kinda confusing :'D

[@bestboy007]

omg.... your screen is too big.. i can't see anything :(

[@chanruzzi]

Nape Lazam I'm sorry.....I guess? I thought a big screen that would fit more content into it would help people that watches this tutos. I can't not promise anything but sometimes I'll record in 1080p (FullHD) and sometimes in this res (2560 x 1080). The only tip I can give you is to watch in 1440p, so the definition it's right! Thanks for the feedback.

[@bestboy007]

if the watcher has a small screen it isn't delicious ^:D

[@chanruzzi]

Nape Lazam Oh, I see, you may be right about this. I'll keep an eye if I'll have more feedback like yours. I guess I'll have no problem switching back to normal 1080p if this becomes really necessary! Thanks for sharing your experience. :)

[@shaheenyes]

Chander Ruzzi Tutorials I have to agree with Nape Lazam . I feel 1920*1080 would suit more people (A few years later though, everyone might buy even huger screens). And the tutorials are very very helpful. Simple and easy to follow. Thanks!

[@chanruzzi]

shaheen sheriff I appreciate the feedback! I'm already considering coming back to 1920x1080p. I certainly will do it If I keep receiving comments like yours and Nape Lazam . It's even easier to record and edit :D I'm glad it was helpful, thanks again!

[@KarribuCG]

22:23 haha made me laugh

[@chanruzzi]

Haha! It's better to tell the truth sometimes! :D

[@victorwestmann]

No need to say you're sorry for your English! It is light years ahead of everyone else's Portuguese! Lol

[@eternalslumber8580]

Very cool, but please stop apologise....