How to create a satisfying Mograph Animation in Blender 2.9

[@BlenderTutor]

Thanks for watching! Let me know what other types of tutorials you'd like to see from me below! In the meantime, check out another mograph animation tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpLXZHeXgamSrLc

[@fahimkamalahmed3544]

Thank you. This was a great tutorial learned something new. Keep it up sir.

[@samarthmadhwani]

AMAZING!

[@byipoglif3344]

Ty, nice tutor)

[@faradaysinfinity]

Great!

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

Instead of making the plane transparent with Alpha Hashed, why not just disable "show emitter" in the Particle settings? This way it doesn't impact render time as much.

[@BlenderTutor]

That's a good point! I did some tests, and it didn't seem to affect the render time too much, but with a long animation any time savings are worth it. The only issue is when looking at it in the rendered viewport in eevee, the plane still shows up, it only disappears when you actually render the frame, unless there is a different way to hide the plane while you're working?

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

@@BlenderTutor There should be, in particle settings, two "show emitter" locations. One is in the "render" rollout, the other is in "viewport display" rollout. If you disable in the render, then it should just make it invisible at render time. However, you can also uncheck it in viewport display, it will make it invisible there too.

[@tcheadriano]

Awesome!!! :c)

[@nomoregoodlife1255]

coolio :D

[@donaldclark5804]

You can also do this using dupliverts u should try it out

[@BlenderTutor]

Yeah I don't actually know to much about dupliverts, I'll need to do some research!

[@donaldclark5804]

@@BlenderTutor basically dupliverts instances a object to another objects vertices or faces and no matter how you deform that mesh they will stay attached perfectly. I've used it for really complex animations.

[@donaldclark5804]

@@BlenderTutor kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIrZn3-OnraVgNU

[@BlenderTutor]

Thanks, I watched some tutorials, super useful! Definitely seems easier than the particle method I used :)

[@donaldclark5804]

@@BlenderTutor soon it's going to be even better because when geometry nodes come about you'll be able to randomize rotation and stuff and more fine control it's supposed to be the succession to dupliverts