Probably because it's clickbait, didn't even bother to show a full scene as the thumbnail and title suggested it would be. But it's just some guy showing how he made it, his thoughts and then of course telling people to buy it. People support these flimflams all the time, waste of time. Could easily pay someone same amount of money to create this very scene showing a tidal wave destroying a city over the course of 2 minutes which would garner a whole lot more views....

@@botterminatorually, that’s where you’re wrong. If you read the title, it even says, “How I made a tsunami” and the thumbnail is an image of how the result turned out. And he never *said* he was destroying a city he only adde it to show how big and menacing it was as said in the video. He just wanted to show people how he made his tsunami since there are of course, many other ways to make these types of things. To be honest everything your saying is just fake news and he just wanted to *again* show how he made something and not like a tutorial, dumbass. (And also it showed the full animation at the end after it goes black.)

Ooo that sounds awesome! Great video, by the way 😄 very inspiring! I usually try to stay away from simulations, because they’re so hard to control. Instead, I fake water with animated textures; don’t tell anyone 😅 But now I kind of want to try simulations again. Thank you for all of the effort you put into these videos 👍

Corridor Crew is hiring! You should reach out to them!!

it was too scary

@CG Obaid I Love Your Work and i am also indian 😁

@@venom777ff6 Wow, so glad to hear !😀💕

😂😂

Good catch! Indeed its 2 TB :)

@@CGGeek It happens, thanks for the great video 🙂

2 GB would be sad indeed.

Ocean sim is great for smaller waves, but I needed much more control and customization to achieve a wave of this scale. So Geo nodes it was!

@hjf4a2 Yup thank you for the advice mate!

@hjf4a2 then tell us what to use

While they eat Tide pods... hopefully.

lol

What output settings are you using? I may be able to help. I have 5 years experience as a video editor and 3yrs in Blender. Blender's video export settings have always slightly disappointed me.

@@Jham3D I have tried both PNG and ffmpeg video for exporting it, when I did PNG it would only export one picture of the 1980 pictures needed, PNG is what Blender recommends for this. When I tried ffmpeg video it just did the static. I used 24 fps and have a total of 80 frames if that helps.

He did do a video of blowing up The Earth.

this ^

it should work the same in the newer versions, even in 4.0.