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kinda wild 12 years ago, blender has come so far now

15 years later and this was a core memory of my childhood igniting my interest for 3d modeling!

fabulous...! You still into this sorta thing (as its 7yrs later)

Tutorial plz

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Lieber Sebastian König, wie geht's Dir? Arbeitest Du noch mit Blender? Ich fand Deine Erklärungen immer sehr hilfreich. Vielen Dank dafür! Liebe Grüße

Thank you Sebastian for sharing this tutorial. I have couple of questions: Is it possible to make an interactive 3D walkthrough for VR using Blender and I am not being able to download VRAIS app from App Store, so is VRAIS only available for Android?

They fucked up Right click selct since Blender 2.80 for me, so you accidentally drag an object when you just want to select it. Is there any way (maybe an addon) to make it possible to drag objects with right click like in Blender 2.7X where you need to press left click to apply?

how times have changed... what a time to be alive...

Are there any alternative sites?

Did you go to the website? I couldn't enter.

Most of these settings are missing in the new ui :/

preach it!! one of my greatest fears for blender 2.8 is that it will become slower and less efficient than it is, in order to conform to 'everybody else.'

Link is dead?

Hi all! I´m trying to render an stereoscopic - equirectangular image of a hallway, I already achieved to render it on a top-bottom image and watch it on my HTC Vive device on stereo, everything works fine except the overall size of the hallway, it looks bigger than it shoud. My logic was to increase the Interocular Distance of the eyes to emulate a “bigger head” but that logic didn´t worked, that just makes a mess and a potential headache. I also reduce de size of the full hallway, that didn´t work either. So, my question is, is there a way to define the size of the “spectator” or the size of the space in an equirectangular stereoscopic render, I mean… to play with some value that can give you how a fly would percieve the space or if a giant stuck his big head on the hallway. I´m thinking that it can be related with optics or cameras but you can´t edit or play with those values on a equirectangular “panorama type” I´m using 2.8RC Thanks you very much in advance!

Cool!!!

This guy is never finishing his tutorial and it makes me sad.

Impressive job with that test 😍

RIP :(

Need this for UE4

Hey can you please upload your fly model in drive and give me link to download it I want that for my video please 😅😅😅😅

Hey can you please upload it in drive and then give me the link to download it I want that please

VRAIS died. RIP

Bro, that's awesome! Short, usefull, simple explanation!!! Keep going man!

very cool

Can someone please help me make wings with that transparency texture?

Is there a place you can get this or something like this and how long did this take to make?

Hi Sebastian! Is it possible that we have an update of this video for 2.8? It would be good to teach the newbies the good habits for a fast workflow in Blender, and not tempt them with the slow Industry Standard workflow.

I can't find the app. It's not on the play store.

So for everyone who whats to try this out. VRAIS is dead. :(

Sounds like one of those choices made in a meeting room. Would love to see user tests validation on this...

If only Bill Gates, and Paul Allen had made the right click default in windows, all the softwares would have followed suit and we wouldn't have all these haters cause I think this is a really nice feature. I think the problem's just that we aren't used to this. And that's definitely not a big deal. But when it comes to beginners or newcomers, well I'm afraid for Blender's future growth.

i use left click and i never ever ran into these non problems.

all program in the world - left click selection - Oh my Gad! right click selection it SO genius! And also you have shortcuts!!!! nobody have!! only you!!! oh my gad i'm cumming from blender genius!

someone use VRAIS - VR at last month i cant upload scene and dont know why :(

Is VRAIS working on Gear VR?

The comment section of this video: "I learned everything on Maya before I discovered Blender was better so Blender is wrong!" I guess they don't realize Blender has been around far longer than Maya has.

this is really well put together video - do you mind showing how you did it (software editing, zooming in on screen dynamically, the resolution of the captured screen is pristine)

I mean... You could've just shown us the video, not looking through the phone

So plug and play then. 😉

You're working against muscle memory of every other app. This is the number one reason why people abandon Blender,- but hey, you will always think you're right.

The default right-click select thing is annoying as fuck, because it should give us the drop down menu instead. Setting left-mouse to a regular select also does not change the right mouse into that, which it should. Also, in reality Blender could really do with a 'drag to select' feature anyway.

it still renders as red and cyan

There should be a way to force Blender to use LMB for everything and not just invert the mouse buttons I mean there should be a way to individually customise every single component for the mouse buttons etc.

Right click in Blender is the dumbest thing EVER

he criticizes previewing it in Google cardboard for requiring an app download and then he promotes his own app... that you need to download. Thanks but if be willing to bet Google cardboard is better.

but how I can put sounds in the vr view?

Very good explanation on this messy topic. Thanks for your dedication. Can I watch a video made in the similar way as you mentioned in your video. I mean just change jpeg to h.264 or some other format (of course with some 100 of frames animation ;))

I want to make a VR game that has binoculars that can follow a VR users head any and every were the user moves there head for a portion of the game. Is this possible in blender VR creation? If so how can I tract a png file that I would make the binoculars with? Thanks!

Thank you very much! Danke vielmals für dieses tolle Tutorial!