Wild Tricks for Greenscreen in Blender

[whynotanyting]

"If you slide something in a direction and it looks better, DO IT!"
Sssh, that's been my only trick!

[rutvikpanchal]

No CG tutorial or anything blender has genuinely blown my mind like this.

[bleachedink]

"If you slide something in a direction and it looks better...do it!" Ah yes, my entire Blender process in one sentence...

[elijahbok]

"If you slide something in a direction and it looks better, do it!"

[Izgrim]

"I'm not an expert" - I admire your sense of humor :D

[blenderguru]

Insane dude. One of these days you've gotta make a 20-part shot creation process or something. Coz I'm inspired, but also unsure of where to start :P

[shakaama]

when we needed him most, he vanished.

[Richthofen]

I'm a software engineer but not a 3D modeler/animator. I am in awe of the videos you make, and how you even find time to make the videos given how much time you must be animating. Bravo dude, you are making art, then making art about how you make art, and it's all fucking beautiful.

[GlebAlexandrov]

It still doesn't fully click for me, I'll be rewatching it 20 times for sure, but omg I agree it's modern world wizardry, Ian. The crazy trigonometry tip with aligning the feet and scaling using the camera origin is the most liberating thing I've seen in a while.

[wilberforce]

this is like when a magician explains exactly, step by step, how he did a trick and it still would be easier to say he used actual magic to pull it off.

[BreakingTaps]

Holy wow man. Here I am casually looking around YT for motion tracking tutorials for a totally unrelated thing (high speed machining analysis), find your videos and now I'm binge watching your entire channel and wanting to stop what I'm doing, learn Blender and work on an indie film. Great stuff! New sub and patreon member :)

[axium]

people who make tutorials watch your tutorials.

[TejPandit]

0:40 the irony and brilliance of having to shoot a 3D subject using a 2D format camera, then reimport the 2D image as a plane into a 3D environment and render it out as another 2D image....

Great tutorial as always!

[carrotman]

This was one of those "non-lazy" tutorials...

[RaffoVFX]

Ian, the man who can be an inspiration for people of every 3d software

[HermanHiltsman]

Coming back to this video after Dynamo Dream Ep1 came out. It Really puts into perspective the hard work and dedication to the worldbuilding youve put in. Holy shit its so cool. Keep it up, cant wait for more.

[ShutterAuthority]

Mind blowing! It's amazing how you're literally making millions of dollars worth of cg by yourself at home with free software.

[Gounesh]

I love how he says “I’m not an expert.”

[justicegoble]

man, I've been creating content for almost 19 years now, filming, editing, 2D, 3D, etc. Every time I watch your stuff I realize how dumb I am ha. Literally you're in an entirely different world, one that you are creating. I'm trying to force myself to learn Blender more and more because it is liberating to be able to do almost anything you can think of, as you show in each of your videos. Thanks for inspiring!

[beeswithchainsaws]

FINALLY. This is literally the ONLY video I've found that just straight up told me how to put transparent greenscreen footage in a 3d area. Thank you :)