How I Made My First Short Film In Blender (w/ A Potato Laptop)

[@stache_obj]

Before you comment 'this is not a potato laptop' or 'i have a much worse computer' etc, could you please read the whole pinned comment and then continue writing it if you still feel the same way. Thanks. Checkout the Original Short Film Upload here too if you can - kzbin.info/www/bejne/paaZooylfJehZ6s Also, the free patreon stuff is all there 😉 Just one more thing - People who keep saying if this is a bad laptop then what about mine. I have a pentium 2 pc that can barely run age of empires 1, to you I say - i never said I have the worst laptop in the world. There will always be PPL with worse machines than mine. But first, do you get the sentiment I'm trying to get across. And second, I am not a hobbyist. I am trying to do this blender thing professionally. And for that you need some crazy power. And when you're taking this thing seriously, you'll know this laptop is definitely on the lower end. That's all. And if you still disagree, I'd love to know your experience with blender and if you're comfortable sharing your portfolio with me. Just so I can grasp where you're coming from.

[@vusumzikondlo6869]

my pc has 8ram, RTX 3060 and i7 20 cores yet it struggling to render 8 second clip. Is it good? I use ASUS TUF

[@wxst8006]

Love the content who would you recommend to watch to get started in blender

[@stache_obj]

Andrew price, cgcookie, crossmind studios, cgboost

[@FilmryStudios]

⁠@@vusumzikondlo6869 8GB?? Lol you need more RAM … but either way the complexity of your scene matters

[@PaidGuy3208]

So many experts told me not to buy this laptop but I don't have much money but thanks for making it. This video cause I am relieved at least I can learn 3d animation and renders like this. 😅

[@timm9956]

For the longest time I thought that my computer was the limiting factor, but now I have a really nice laptop and my projects haven't changed much. A lot of them I just abandon when it gets too complicated and I work very slowly, I was the limiting factor all along! Videos like your's give me the motivation to keep fighting with this drop in motivation when stuff gets comolex, so thank you. I recently finished my first animation, it's fine but I'm mostly proud because I managed to finish it. I proved to myself that I can finish projects and keep pushing when the complexity becomes overwhelming!

[@stache_obj]

Oh yeahh man. Feel ya on that. Good pc or not, this is a recurring problem in our space. Glad to hear the video could be of a lil help. Glad to hear you finished a recent project too. That's always a confidence booster, no?

[@timm9956]

@@stache_obj yeah, finishing that project and the positive responses people had seeing it gave me such a kick in confidence and motivation. This feeling quickly wears off for me tho, so vids like that help me remember why I'm excited about blender in the first place!

[@stache_obj]

@timm9956 oh hell yeah man. Totally relate. Happy this could be a teeny tiny source of inspiration

[@sandy_the_hippy]

​@timm9956 that's awesome, is your vid available to see anywhere, i love exploring folks works.😊

[@timm9956]

@@sandy_the_hippy Yes, my replies don't seem to go through tho, probably because I'm trying to link to social media but I'll find a way

[@bazlifaisal538]

the fact that everything i saw was not real life and made in blender is insane. keep up the awesome work! youre so talented!

[@stache_obj]

Thanks man. Means a lot

[@jackjrohthat]

​@@stache_objplease make tutorial on how to install and how to setting it to run on potato laptop. I'm using potato laptop too. Can installed it, but can't run it, it's showing the object in the artboard like a glitch. Can't do anything even to rotate the cube object.

[@unarei]

i was watching the intro and was like "how did blender have anything to do with this? its video editor is pretty bad" omg

[@abstraktfilms]

@@unareidude Fr 😂 my brain is now broken

[@doganotdogan]

You're seriously extremely motivational for artists with lack of drive due to laziness when it comes to hardware, this film is superb man easily one of my favorite Blender channels at the moment

[@stache_obj]

Thanks man! That means a lot

[@Smeaf]

My man has been cooking🧑‍🍳

[@stache_obj]

😂 says the chef himself

[@entruvia]

This resonates so much. I had a potato computer and would use that as an excuse. And then even when I upgraded, I would find reasons to not follow through on some projects. So this is a good reminder that being an artist requires adaptability, resilience, and an enjoyment for problem solving. Appreciate the video! The short film turned out so great!

[@stache_obj]

Exactly man. That was the sole purpose of this video. Thanks for your kind words.

[@BlissOn47]

The conditioner scene was beautifully done. Truly a work of art my man. Beautiful

[@stache_obj]

Thank you very much good sir

[@all3ngaming407]

I am impressed by your ability to accomplish tasks efficiently even with a less advanced laptop. Meanwhile, I have the best setup available but still waste time playing games and other unproductive activities. Thank you for motivating me to buckle down and focus on my work again.

[@stache_obj]

It's okay to play games too. I feel like you know that already but still. I guess the aim is to find the perfect balance.

[@artemus80j.4]

“Other unproductive activities” AKA ..porn

[@stache_obj]

@artemus80j.4 that just takes 5 minutes man what are you talking about 😎

[@artemus80j.4]

@@stache_obj hahaha true words of wisdom

[@hi_its_jerry]

​@@stache_objkeepin it real 😂

[@xanzuls]

Bro, the shots look so good and I'm not even talking about photorealism, just the cinematography, the sound design and pacing. Props man.

[@stache_obj]

Glad you liked it my man! Appreciate it

[@anothertrauma1]

Using low samples or viewport/shaded mode to test out scenes, lightning & timing is one of the best tips mentioned in this. Even after upgrading my pc I still use this approach to test/optimize before upping the samples.

[@tle90]

Really love the story you've woven into the art. That's my favourite part of art, and you've done it really beautifully.

[@stache_obj]

Appreciate you saying that man. Isn't it nice when PPL compliment the art but more importantly the story 🫂

[@arianalini8636]

@@daniel4412he explain it in the video, try to check it out its rlly good

[@calciferol2056]

3D art is really intimidating for me as a painter, especially when I couldn't even finish making the donut. But this makes me want to pick it up again. Absolutely love your wonderful energy and determination--so inspiring! Keep up the great work! :D

[@stache_obj]

That's so wonderful to hear

[@karagosi]

All the best bro, i feel ya

[@sleepyvoyager]

Honestly! I could not think it was a 3D animation until you started showing how you created these scences. Sir these scenses are the most realistic scenes I've ever seen. No overshine, no ultraclear texture, those tiny imperfections I am awestruck and speechless! These are better than DC and Marvel animations. I really wish some big production house see your skills and hire you with a very good offer. Instantly Subscribed!

[@stache_obj]

Thanks man. Means the world to me this. Appreciate your kind words

[@DoctorFiction]

@@stache_objcan you do character actions & dialogue ?

[@stache_obj]

nope. maybe someday@@DoctorFiction

[@wearetrackclub]

The film is just stunning! So inspiring seeing your process 👏✨

[@sargkookie3118]

As a construction worker doing 3d design on the side i appreciate the recognition of contrast. Heres to praying we all get where we wanna be and appreciating where we are currently.

[@TheDucky3D]

Such a fantastic video man!!

[@stache_obj]

That means the world to me man. What else does one need but appreciation from PPL you've admired for so long ❤️🫂

[@sohammmmmmmmmmm]

AHHHHHHH THIS IS SO GOOOOOD !!!!! THE BLOOM THE SOUND EFFECTS!!!! Great job man keep it up

[@stache_obj]

The caps lock makes this comment worth it

[@luisalejandro723]

I used to have that feeling about being limetated by my PC hardware and stopped a project for that, but then one day I found out how to complete it, and since that day I always try to keep going till I find a way out. Congratulations on your first short film; I hope there is more to come.

[@stache_obj]

Oh yeah man. Exactly. All it took was one project to break all my illusions

Every take looks beautiful!

[@stache_obj]

OOO thanks Jose. Appreciate you saying that. Took a lot of effort. And all for comments like these

[@Jared_Idk]

what really stood out to me about your short was that it wasn't because of one factor that brought it to life, it was everything, it was the scene composition, story telling, sound design, video editing, post processing, etc that made everything feel real and apart of our world, sure not every model was the most photorealistic as it could be, but even if it was that still wouldn't have brought your short to life, it was everything coming together and the balance between that. I think that is something that i need to learn how to do since i usually get so caught up in trying to make everything so perfect and so photo-realistic that at the end the day im never satisfied because the other important factors like composition and story telling were negelected. Great Video!

[@stache_obj]

Thanks for saying that man. A lot of effort went into the whole thing so I appreciate you saying that

[@randomlegodev]

Woah, the camera effects are epic

[@stache_obj]

Thanks man!

[@erelando]

The good taste is strong in here! Nice cinematography. You motivate me to make something right away from the beginning. Thanks man

[@stache_obj]

Hell yeah. That was the motive

[@patrik7504]

The whole short was great, but that last shot with the leaves blowing in the wind and the plane passing through the sky oddly feel the most like summer to me, it's so simple yet somehow quite nostalgic, great job!

[@stache_obj]

Yikes I thought you were gonna roast that shot the way that sentence began. Never say- whole thing was nice but... 😂

[@patrik7504]

Hahha Yeah, sorry that wasn’t my intention. It’s truly outstanding, definitely inspired me with a few of the shots. Theres nothing to roast honestly haha

[@blackdino8267]

i've been struggling with self motivation and blame-my-potato-computer a lot and this video really encourage and helps me to counter my doubts and start working on my project again, thank you so much dude

[@stache_obj]

You got this! Lezzz goo

[@secondreleases]

this is pure innovation. for me innovation is making the complexity much smaller and easier by shortcutting to the goal. shortcutting is not cheating or being cheap, it's deciding the absolute necessity. less means more.

[@stache_obj]

Exactly

[@PRANIMATES]

I built my pc in Rs.20k 2 yrs back, with ryzen 3 and 6gb ram😂, still in love with 3d animations (8 months to animation )❤

[@SewerTapes]

This is EXACTLY what I needed to hear. Thank you. Seriously, it felt like you were speaking directly to me about the issues I'm having.

[@stache_obj]

Ooo man. I really thought I was the only one relying on these excuses. Feels good to see so many PPL relate!

[@tundranone8366]

Your short film looks INCREDIBLE. You're awesome for showing us how you did it for free, and in such a well-edited video 🙌✨

[@pupster4058]

I was watching the video waiting for the blender film to show up until I realized 30 seconds in that this was the film. The details are crazy!!!

[@thelastpersononearth9765]

I had a potato pc where i created some awesome stylised renders. Now i have a better one but hasnt created a complete one for a while. Hardware is just a catalyst, rest is your will. Gonna start renders again. And man your renders are wonderful especial the legs in water were lifelike!

[@OlliHuttunen78]

I really like those moments that you managed to build to your short film. Good to hear how it was made. Inspiring stuff!

[@stache_obj]

Glad you enjoyed the story elements. That's what my core aim is usually with such projects

[@paolosavino22]

To optimize the scene without losing much quality where you need you can also use render layers. They're a bit hard to learn but when you do it they're so powerful

[@stache_obj]

True. Luckily this project didn't need any. But it's a great trick to have up your sleeve for sure

[@megamuffin92]

Your video was randomly suggested to me, and it was something I needed to hear. So many times I open blender, delete the cube make a plane and then close it. I think coming up with a plan before hand and working through the challenges is part of the process that I need to sit in longer. Thank you!

[@stache_obj]

Happy i could help in whatever lil way

[@MehdiMezghiche]

it's really amazing how you overcome all hardware limitations, good job man

[@TiredCommentary99]

Speaking of what you said around the 13:00 mark, i actually stopped doing 3D for around 5 years because of weak hardware. Sometimes taking time off is good to find your passion again, i came back stronger than ever!

[@stache_obj]

Hell yeah man. A break can be sometimes game changing

[@nossacamera]

Same I also took a 6 years break from Maya and came back to use Blender... now I'm ejoying it

[@3dboy100]

this is absolutely amazing !! you are talented bro keep going ♥

[@tamoghnadey2207]

I just started learning how to use Blender on my own this April after graduating from film school last year and failing to find any work. I have been confused about what I'm doing and who I am as an artist but watching this video and your short film instantly gave me such a rush of inspiration to go back to my roots where my films were always simplistic shots that were full of emotion and that my 3D renders can be the same, I've decided to do a few experiments and make a few videos that tells stories in 3-4 shots and see how it goes. Thank you for appearing on my feed and for sharing such beautiful work.

[@stache_obj]

I understand dude. All I can guide you to is some youtubers who might be of help. Andrew price, cgcookie, crossmind studios, cgboost

[@DanWandin]

The short looked great. I loved the motorbike and the legs in the water but the fact you opened the Recycle Bin and dragged something into it was absolutely criminal.

[@stache_obj]

Haaaaa 😁

[@pROaBDUR]

thanks bro... i needed this motivation to resume on an old project of mine... thanks!

[@FrostyStudios]

If that laptop specs is considered potato, then i'll be damned.

[@janundpfirsich]

You don't know how much I love and enjoy watching your content!! You're truly an inspiration. The short film looks truly amazing and I love that you're actually letting us view behind the scenes. Thank you so much for that!! 💞

[@stache_obj]

Glad you liked it man. Always great to hear such encouraging words. 🫂

[@danjeyowtub]

Honestly i like these types of videos more than technical breakdowns. I guess i call them "artistry breakdowns"? But this is the valuable content that youre giving that many content creators dont. They usually just focus on how to do the technical things. But we artists struggle with being humans, and thats not talked about enough. Thank you for making this video. You've inspired me to start again.

[@stache_obj]

I love them too man. The artist inside you wants this more than a technical breakdown

[@dianxiaaa2164]

i have had a blender fixation for while now, researching everything related to it and watching all the tutorials without actually doing them and fantasising about learning it you know as one does with any new interest, and i was just wondering what got me to this point and i realised it was this exact video! i didnt even know what blender was or that you could make an entire film out of it before this video, it was so mind-blowing and amazing to me and if i ever get off my ass and actually do something about this interest i credit alot to you for introducing this to me and inspiring me as well so thank you!

[@stache_obj]

That's so wonderful to hear dude. Thanks

[@chrispcall]

The film is amazing but also your work and storytelling on this entire video is top-notch! Keep up the great work!

[@stache_obj]

Appreciate it my friend

[@davidgunis6798]

the thing that impressed me the most actually was the realistic film look you managed to achieve, could you do walkthrough of your compositing? mostly on the colors and red halation would be cool

[@stache_obj]

I used dehancer

[@milangerg2581]

how do u compose the halation? I have a way to do it but yours look awesome in these shots! AMAZING shortfilm btw, love your work

[@EdenHamilton]

Dehancer for Davinci Resolve is currently the best option out the for recreating that classic film camera look, with really good colour grading, grain and halation :)

[@stache_obj]

Exactly.

[@aliabbas.14]

This video was a truth bomb for meXD .Also, Really wanna know how you animated those curtains. They look very real!

[@stache_obj]

Thanks man If you want in depth tutorials, it's all gonna be on the patreon. If it's something very specific ping me on instagram and I'll help you out

[@EleoVideoDiary]

Stumbling on your video right when I was waiting for my laptop to find my GPU that ramdomly isn't recognized! Your results are crazy and full poetry!!

[@Iamsilwi]

Wow !!! one of the greatest things I've noticed in your artworks is how you capture feelings, not just a vision or a picture. That's amazing! Keep going and share some tips with us.

[@stache_obj]

Appreciate you saying that. Glad you found some value in the film 🙏🏻

[@sogpop]

I am just beginning my journey in Blender and 3D art in general and I'm already starting to make excuses for myself to not put forward the effort and energy I started with just because it gets frustrating, confusing, and takes a LOT of time. Thank you for this reminder that often our biggest obstacle in life is our own silly human mind. Truly inspiring.

[@stache_obj]

I know man. You're exactly right. It's usually us limiting ourselves.

[@levelNeroZero]

This is indeed low I tried blender with 2GB VRAM and it’s lags a lot even with 20GB RAM That’s when i learned CPU and GPU is very important

[@zikzakfr]

A computer with a GTX-1650 is not what I'd call a potato computer.

[@stache_obj]

Read pinned comment

[@munas8149]

🤝

[@sujeewarathnaweera]

exactly, the potato computer is way more underpowered. A potato laptop (not even a pc) is way worse. It would have the fan all time high, the laptop would be too hot, even editing a youtube comment can be lagging. He can't have potato laptop in his tittle. He is clickbaiting in a sense. Although, in a 3d animation perspective which wants 4k rendering, the machine will be underpowered. But my father is a professor and he does all his mathematics and analysing flow, physics in a dell inspiron 5510 with a good i7 and 8gb ram. That is not a potato laptop. The laptop I use, i3 7th gen with 2 gb ram, that is a potato laptop. 4GB dedicated video memory is not a general potato laptop. It may be potato laptop for the blender purist. But the title is not that specific.

[@ayoubelati9268]

the laptop isnt potato

[@Enchante_Oscuro]

Yes it is if u know about 3d

[@wespicedmemes]

What laptop is it?

[@ND6K]

@@Enchante_OscuroI still disagree that a laptop with a gtx 1650, 16gb of memory and Ryzen 5 processor is a shit laptop, I have run more demanding applications such as unreal engine 5 with lesser hardware. Unless the person is using some wild level of detail / scene sizes and running out of detail you can get the creative work done, a shitty laptop/potato pc would be one that was much worse (e.g using integrated graphics or having 8gb of memory) I should probably clarify that I know that rendering the complex scenes can be more demanding than just UE5, but you can do the design and creative work using a budget computer before using a rendering service if you need the super high detail. The main thing that I hate is the idea that you can't do something great because you have a low spec computer when you can, you just need to be more creative with how you approach things.

[@TopTommer]

@@ND6K holy shit. We agree there.

[@EXAML]

It is potato Davinci,After effects and belender demands alot

[@jorgeolvera3540]

This is really inpiring, and tbh I feel sometimes like this but is kinda good that we are not alone. I believe a lot of artist went through this kinda of problems. It helped me a lot to listen those wise words while checking at your stunning work. Thank you!

[@cupofbeer]

this is so eye pleasing😩

[@mastershooter64]

bro doesn't know what a potato laptop is 💀a potato laptop is one with 2 GB ram and no dedicated GPU and a core 2 duo you had a good laptop my guy

[@stache_obj]

A pinned comment just for you my frind

[@andredelavega1231]

This is exactly what I'm doing to complete my short films too.... Good to know I'm not alone.

[@stache_obj]

Another potato farmer I presume

[@aliosanlou4425]

I experienced the same Thing with My Laptop , its soo overwhelming , but there are ways to Cut the Road in these cases I started learning blender with a Intel HD4000 IGPU , But having Passion To Make 3D stuff really made me going

[@c-that235]

Amazing stuff man! Inspired me to think of ideas I didnt know was as possible as you've shown in this video! Keep doing your thing

[@AnkushSharma-bh4qo]

Thankyou for sharing your experience. It is so moving and answered the questions that bugged me already.

[@stache_obj]

Glad to hear that my friend

[@Ch-4-lie]

omg you've inspired me.. as someone from Texas who just experienced the most miserable summer drought,.. i want to do something similar but with Autumn... various autumn themed shots. some cozy. some cold and lonely. shots of orange and red autumn hues, overcast skies, etc

[@stache_obj]

I'd love to see that. Plz do

[@fkt3d]

Oh man, this gave me so much courage to complete the projects I started. I even upgraded my system with RTX 3090 and 13400. Nothing to hold me back, except lame excuses. And great work. The girl and skateboard shots really got me. I thought they real videos.

[@stache_obj]

Hell yeah man. I give you all the courage you require to finish that unfinished project. Amen

[@muhsinajrulla]

I own the same laptop and was schocked when I saw you created this Film with this laptop.CONGRATS

[@sofiaeyu]

I clicked in this video without knowing what is Blender, now I'm shocked that wasn't filmed by a camera omg THIS IS INCREDIBLE

[@stache_obj]

Dayumm. I'm humbled

[@vardhanarts6671]

actually, the whole video feels exactly like my story, cause i give the same reasons and for coincidence i have the exact same laptop and i did used blender for smaller purposes, always used to think it cannot handle if i start something big, it inspired me to do something new and thankyou brother

[@stache_obj]

Glad I could help brother

[@A.Shek_]

Gajab bhaisahab!!! Wah wah wah 🎉. . I am sure with such quality of works, some company will surely send you one of their latest machine 👍

[@stache_obj]

'Gajab' is all I wanted to hear brother 😂

[@iPEMiC.]

Amazing show of what optimisation means in 3D. One off my friends who is a blender artist teach me blender with lower spec laptop than yours years ago, that was just mind blowing and fun to learn about hierarchy, naming and optimisation, he was often telling me you need to know the result you want first(goal) and you can start figure out which way you can reach it….BTW Thanks for sharing ❤ very good content!

[@ladyhollow_]

I'm loving learning Blender and taking it slowly. Somehow it all just makes sense in my head as I keep learning. This is a great motivational video! Art is hard in so many mediums and Blender is no different in that aspect. Thanks for sharing.

[@stache_obj]

You got this! Keep going

[@mattdownn]

Your optimism and passion is contagious. Nice job brother

[@stache_obj]

Oh I'm so glad you think so. I felt like I went too hard on the optimism in this video

[@kickcloudstv]

@@stache_objno, it was just right 👌

[@jhofred415]

Man this video hyped me up to get back and do 3D after 3 YEARS! thanks man a needed a little push

[@stache_obj]

Hell yeah. That's so inspiring to hear man. Lezzgo

[@ShivamSharma-jq1sv]

just a few days back i started learning blender. I have watched like a couple of videos, and at last learning from "Ryan King art" beginner Blender tutorial, and like last night i started using HDRI and that's where my I5 8th Gen, 16 GB RAM used its 100% capacity till the time it was rendering. So i thought this is the limit that i can push it to. but watching your video, have given me a hope that yes it can be done. its just instead of 30 hours it might take 1.5X time or 2X time of yours, and I am agreed to that. So thank you

[@wigglepixel]

Searching for 'short film blender' I found your video. And you got me interested from the first moment. Great message, well spoken and fully agree. Also love your work, it looks superb. Instant subscribe. It was indeed inspirational. Especially the part that even big budget films still struggle with the same limitations, only scaled up. That was an eye opener. Keep up the great work!

[@stache_obj]

That's wonderful to hear. Glad to have u here in the 3d community. Now godspeed to you

[@TheRedInferno-rw9pm]

Wonderful conceptual work of art. And made through animation! This is truly the future of the industry. Animation is cinema. Incredible work.

[@NiceMonsterTV]

Beautiful contrasting shots to realise your concept - Love it - as always a superb film and kind tutorial sharing your knowledge.

[@stache_obj]

Glad you liked it

[@aktedinxmali]

It was not until you started explaining everything that I realised all the shots were made in blender!😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@watchassassin]

I have heard countless motivational videos just to make me feel better and keep me motivated. But this is the first time I have understood what the problem with my thought process is. You have made my subscription worth something.

[@stache_obj]

That means a lot man. Glad I could give you some value from your subscription 🙏🏻

[@MyInstantSearch]

So good, looks almost as if filmed through a cool fuji camera

[@stache_obj]

That was the vibe I was going for

[@choyceybarra1274]

Well done on your short film, mate! And thanks for the inspiring words to not just make excuses and give up on projects. Keep working and sharing your work.

[@KuroNami777]

This is Inasne!!! Those detail filtering, shaders everything is up to professional mark!

[@ericfieldman]

You could've probably convinced me all these shots were real, and even without faces it's insanely hard to do that with hand animated humans, so massive props on that! Also some tips for noobs: 1: For any physics objects, go into the physics tab in the properties editor and click "bake all dynamics" so it saves the would-be result of the simulation in a cache, which will run in real time and be less exhaustive and exhausting. And then with any changes, you just delete the cache and bake it again, but your computer won't be trying to calculate cause and effect every single frame 2: it took me months of changing rendering from CPU to GPU to realize it wasn't actually doing anything because I didn't set up GPU settings in the preferences. You might have to research compatibility with your card and Optix and Cuda or whatever but it cut my cycles frame renders from a minute down to five seconds with my graphics card 3: probably a small and single purpose deal, but if you have a ton of objects with the same physics settings, group them all into one object with one physics modifier and turn on "self collision"

[@stache_obj]

Great tips. Thanks for taking the time out to type it all out

[@ericfieldman]

@stache_obj happy to do it. Been at this for a year now, and I don't really have anything good yet, so I figure if my knowledge isn't being utilized yet I'll just tell other people what I know when I can

[@akshaymahajan]

I really liked the bits that looked "obviously" Indian or perhaps non-western because that's an aesthetic or perspective you don't get to see much of. Thanks for sharing

[@stache_obj]

oh yeah man. that was something i did very consciously! So I appreciate you noticing it!

[@denischetyrin6980]

Awesome the way you catch those ordinary moments and some how extract the beauty of those moments, i really like It, good job

[@stache_obj]

Thank you very much! Glad you find the meaning behind them

[@mossyoven7036]

I legitimately thought that this was real camera footage, yes I did read the title, a very well done to you sir.

[@stache_obj]

Thanks man. Mission accomplished if thought that was real footage

[@MrPerry281]

This was such a good video. The short film was amazing as well.

[@stache_obj]

Appreciate it dude

[@trevorsoh2130]

Love this short! Just beautiful and ingenious.

[@stache_obj]

Means a lot man

[@strikeralph]

Dude your voice is super soothing >>

[@stache_obj]

Asmr channel coming soon

[@Erindale]

"The enemy of art is the absence of limitation." - Orson Welles I think about this a lot with making. Using incomplete systems, slower hardware, tools that aren't designed for what you want out of them. I think those things can bring out deeply interesting and rewarding outputs. Optimisation is always going to be something you have to do, there is no PC fast enough for you to work however you want! I think this is actually the main difference between beginners and professionals, how much you automatically use more optimal workflows by default. Keep pushing yourself beyond what you expect to be possible! You'll be amazed at how far you can go. PS. your potato laptop would have seemed incredible to me when I started with my on-board intel graphics, dual core 1ghz cpu and 1GB RAM 😂

[@stache_obj]

Beautifully put. And who else better than erindale to teach that to us ❤️. PS: ngl i read that whole thing in your cool and calming raspy voice.

[@kxvxn01]

Exactly my favourite film look, the film grain, the colors, such a vibe🔥

[@hellhaman]

don't care about people fighting over that "potato laptop"... but man the short movie and this video is fire the meaning the process like everything is so amazing! Well done 👏

[@stache_obj]

Appreciate it my man

[@JodiSiburian]

The render, and sound was magically rich.

[@ultraayush842]

BRO, I HAVE A SAME LAPTOP SPEC AS YOU (BUT ACER NITRO 5), Sometimes it seems useless to work with a low -end machine, but God has given you a lot because some people don't even have that. Ignore all the problems and do something fantastic. Thank you for making this video, I really appreciate you, how you did? It really makes my day. God bless you. ♥♥♥

[@stache_obj]

Hell yeah. Exactly the point I was trying to make through this video. Thanks for understanding

[@1chimoto]

That part about throwing out projects are too real, glad I'm not alone in it

[@stache_obj]

I know man. We all have done it at some point

[@debeshnandi6]

The right motivation at the right time. I really needed it. I've got a laptop of asus tuf series with the same specs as yours. And few weeks back i started to go through the beginner blender series of crossmind studio, and in the middle when i couldn't do everything same as in those videos, due to the limitations of my hardware, i stopped doing it, blaming it on my laptop. But after watching your work today and listening to your words, now i actually understand that my laptop wasn't always a problem, I was. Thank you very much. I'm gonna continue my work from today . And btw you got a new subscriber mate 🙌

[@stache_obj]

Hell yeah man. So glad to hear that

[@AMALGAME-bynana]

this is the first videos that got rocommended to me on blender and im obsessed now im learning blender ❤

[@stache_obj]

Lezzzgooo

[@bergencraft334]

A wonderful explanation of your process! I've used these excuses many times! :)

[@kavin_8]

Next level info… highly insightful! Keep working & continue sharing your experiences

[@stache_obj]

Thank you! Will do!

[@nigelianzamora]

I'm 9 seconds in and I paused - This looks freaking GORGEOUS! What the heck???

[@stache_obj]

Hell yeah man. Thanks a lot for saying that. A lot of blood sweat and tears went into it

[@Yetaxova]

Love this video, so motivational and heartwarming. Unusual content, keep it up!

[@classic1625]

This is beautiful. Well done man.

[@smgamer750]

Ajtak meine India me isse achha animation/cgi sayad hi kabhi dekha he. Trust me bro it's daaamn good work🤯

[@stache_obj]

Appreciate it my man