very true

Can't speak about Max Hay but there's also problem with that, being a youtuber/influencer is way more popular nowadays so there's lots of ppl looking for their channel niche e.g. blender tutorials are one of them so ppl with barely any experience starts teaching others mostly by copying other tutorials who also copy other tutorials and that way sometimes spreading bad workflows and bad habits often by explaining things not how it actually is or how it works. But it's just the nature of youtube itself, if there's demand there will be all kinds of people, but if you look at other communities that are harder to access e.g. expensive software such as 3ds Max and Foundry Nuke or steep learning curve like SideFX Houdini then there will be way less of tutors/gurus but the quality lightyears ahead pretty much like straight out of top level VFX house. So yeah the new generation of blender youtubers are going to change the industry, they will attract and make new artists also as a result they will definitely place the old-school and skilled CG people into a higher level based on the standards. But good thing that it's easy to spot those kind of fake gurus and not only in Blender, literally in any industry, it's usually some teenager or young adult in a professional lighting setup shouting "What's up guys, it's ya boy _____, today we're going to learn how to _____ so lets get goooooinnnn!" also likely has thumbnail with a shocked face :D

@@ExacoMvm ahah the thumbnail with a shocked face is essential. By the way I agree, the blender community in particular, due to the accessibility to the program will always be full of the most disparate kind of "teachers". I still believe it's a good thing, the more material you have to learn from, the better. Time will tell, maybe I'll change my mind. Of course tho, the risk to learn too many bad habits is higher, but over time you learn to discern influencers from teachers (see shocked face ahah). In this particular case what I meant was more like, today's blender youtubers like Max go with a fresh approach, really straight to the point teaching you what you actually wanna learn. Maybe they sacrifice a bit of the technical aspect, but if you're really interested in that aspect there are already old tutorials out there, you mix the two types and everyone's happy 😁

Sorry but next level of what? Of working with pre-downloaded assets?,or using materials downloaded from the net, addons that work automatically, Pre-set lighting systems.? Because this i see on youtube. I don't know how artistic there is in that. This generation is doing the same stuff they do for music, working on things that are already done by putting only technique and zero personal art. Is not good in my opinion. IF we are talking about stuff for "work" ok it can go, but if we are talking about art, rendering and 3d, this is not artistic. If you want to see the difference with those who put in their own I would look at this ukposts.info/have/v-deo/iaN2rIlsm2-VtH0.html Feel the difference. If we don't learn art and just ASSEMBLY and use other people's stuff, we have nothing in our hands, only technical knowledge. The next level Will be using a soft that does ALL the work by itself. This is not level. Besides, these techniques have been around for centuries, with geometry nodes today you do even earlier.

@@Norman_Peterson Let’s say a different, level, then. I agree on pretty much everything you said, but not everyone aims to actually work in the industry as a professional, many just want to make art and have fun. This kind of tutorials allow you to learn stuff and create something in a reasonably short amount of time, and that's perfect for that category of people I'm talking about. It's not really up to me to decide what's better, I just think a huge amount of people don't need super technical tutorials on modeling a spaceship from start to finish for game/film production. UKposts lacks of short and straightforward tutorials on how to make quick and effective stuff to just make art and have fun right now, and channels like Max's one are filling that void imho.

That's a great tip. Thanks!

great tip, thanks!!

Your a legend 😭

thanks for this

and if it doesn't just play with the ratio on the left bottom window (also useful to select only some roofs or if your roofs are not flat)

I remember watching tutorials of Blender in 2012/2011 and it seems sooooo far away, and in 10 years just exploded!

Definitely this. I can't find any clouds that come out as well as that plus the atmosphere.

It's probably just an image plane with a blender sky texture. He covers some of this in his lighting tutorial.

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/bJ2edoFtf5ec0KM.html

bro he literally just did what you asked...check out his new video ukposts.info/have/v-deo/bJ2edoFtf5ec0KM.html

Check out what volumetric light in blender is. You'll find the solution :D

Ayy, I love listening to your stuff while working in Blender!

@@DeltaOracle257 Ayy, Cryo fam! :)

very similar in style to Raphael Lacoste