Support Blender Core Development with a monthly contribution.
The creators who share. Access production content and knowledge from the Open Movies.
Latest news and updates on Blender development.
Join the community and help with design, development, docs and more.
A platform to collect and display the Blender Benchmark results.
Documentation on Blender's features, tools and API.
The yearly event that brings together the Blender community in one place.
Download the latest Blender version, or try the beta!
You can join Blender Studio for €9.90/month and get access to all of our training & film content instantly!
Login Join Blender Studio
7 Comments
Join to comment publicly.
Howard Coale
16th July 2020 - 20:43
Very, very excited about this course. Very concise, clear and and well presented. Thank you so much!
Jacob Picart
1st February 2021 - 02:55
Agreed! The structure, format, and pace at which Simon delivers this training should be the standard for all Blender Cloud training. Bravo!
Hendra Yahya
26th November 2020 - 10:10
Nice and exciting to learn more. Procedural shading are something I didn't fully understand by now but I know good procedural chading can bring your render to the next level.
Renier Boshoff
12th December 2020 - 13:24
Whoohaa! That looks amazing!
Pieter Spoelstra
25th December 2020 - 11:51
I've downloaded the basic 'Example Scene - Simplified.blend'. Running out of the box, Cycles, GPU Compute, Blender 2.91, etc. Took me 27 minutes to finish. With Eevee activated, 6 minutes. But then a strange blink of the image editor (view F11) and an empty screen. I know I have a slow machine. And working with Nodes is slow. I hoped with Eevee it would be different. Nothing to worry about, I'm used to this.
Simon Thommes
4th January 2021 - 11:19
@Pieter Spoelstra Unfortunately, complex procedural shaders take a lot of processing, the the render times are naturally slower than simple shaders using bitmaps. Thanks for sharing!
Wellington Alves da Silveira
26th February 2021 - 02:25
Very excited! When I finish this course, I will come back here to tell you what I learned and what I think about it.