I made this gif using Blender after being inspired by a recent trip through a thread.
I did make a few different versions that I’m gonna use the hell out of lol
Source video Fair warning it’s loud.
I don’t really like to block. I see toxic or antisocial opinions as a problem for these small communities I post in, not just a problem for me. I prefer to push back on them or better yet come to an understanding with them when they appear, rather than put “see no evil” blinders on my account. Everyone else still sees them. They still make the community I’m posting in worse when unaddressed.
When I do block, it’s a whole toxic com like news@lemmy.world that I don’t want polluting my all feed.
I guess I’m built different. Never blocked anyone. Even in disagreements and bad takes I try to understand what is going on in people’s minds. I also believe that having wide range of perspectives trains my compassion. Although, I’d still rather read leftist infighting on Lemmy than any political garbage fire on other platforms… until morbid curiosity takes me elsewhere again.
can you give a blender tutorial for this?
Like tracking things on footage?
Yeah I can probably do that, gonna be a bit to slam something together (got to get reference shots and whatnot together)
yay thanks I’d appreciate that u can also repost someone else’s work
After some digging I found the video that was my initial jumping off point for learning motion tracking
The initial part about tracking is quite short and is more for VFX work but it’s a great starting point for motion tracking (and gives you a lot of the vocab needed to look things up later)
tysm! owo
No worries!
Ian’s channel is a goldmine for little tutorials on things but I will also say he gave a talk at one of the Blender Cons a few years ago about world building that is also amazing. I highly recommend it too.
My fav.🥰

I have blocked a single person
I can still see their comments for some reason
Looks kind of fake.
I agree. I’m pretty sure the text was added in post.

There’s more.
yes, it’s a performance
yes, it was a joke





