bliblubli
April 3, 2019, 5:36pm
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So sales started with 30% off, it also apply on a new standard version at an already reduced price. You can get:
Make your own Blender 30% off with this coupon https://gum.co/ecycle/gumroadday . It applies on:
the standard version (compiling Blender, adding patches, managing branches, adding new modifiers, customizing Cycles UI, keeping up to date with latest master, starting in new areas of the code)
and the extended version (all of the standard version plus the ~2x speedup from E-Cycles and patches like dithered sobol, scrambling distance from Lukas Stockner or the new Intel AI denoiser patch from @skwerner . It also includes example builds)
E-Cycles all 2019 updates with 50% off:
Some selection about what students say about the course:
I have finish the course and can fully recommend it.
The course covers:
All the require tools, installation and Blender code organization.
The basics of building Blender, updating, branching, and finding useful patches for Blender.
Covering how to modify code starting with modifiers and begins with the bridge modifier.
How to customize the Blender UI.
Learning about the patches for E-Cycles from the changes to UI and performance improvements. This subject was one that I really wanted to under…
Thank you for all your hard work dude. You’re teaching me everything that I need to know in the easiest way possible way to understand over in your Blender course and it is really fun. The Cycles speedup stuff is awesome and pretty damn cool that you taught us to do it ourselves.
The amount of support is incredible! For a complete beginner its easy to get overwhelmed, this course and it’s support has kept me from anxiety and frustration! Thanks a ton!
For me, @bliblubli Blender course is the best thing ever. I love this course. He is doing magic and making it look easy.
As a windows developer that works in 3d graphics. I found this course very beneficial. An expert developer like bliblubli go step by step and cover many areas of Blender development like building, tools, patches, diff files, modifiers, cycles performance, .etc. I have search for this information only found bits and pieces. To have all of this in one place is great and huge timesaver for me.
I definite recommend this course to developers that want to start working with Blender.
And 2 cool work made by Johannes:
Here are some more modificaton of the particle system.
I made a Python script which bakes particles along the splines of an open street maps file. Each particle is then given a certain object, in this case a high poly element of a facade. Since each house should only use facade elements which fit together they have to be sorted.
This sorting process is what I optimized in the source code. It actually was possible in vanilla Blender but it was prohibitively slow.
Now after optimizing the code…
What the artists say
Johannes - 3D Artists
I started out as a 3D artist with decent (for an artist) Python experience.
While Python is fine it does have its limitations and some things are simply impossible to do with python because Blender does not let you access certain things with Python. Hence I allways wanted to learn how to modifiy Blenders source code.
However, I started this venture into coding several times but allways failed due to not finding the necessary information and not kno…