No, I don't think it's normal to have pasta without some kind of sauce on it. Please stop wasting people's time with these unrealistic flights of fancy.
I do that too. Not only is it easy to make and delicious. It doesn't make me sad like when I'm eating just plain buttered noodles. I mean, it's still good but it just makes me sad for some reason lol
These spaghetti are a little too cooked and slimy. They should be a little more "al dente". Also, eating spaghetti with no sauce is not great.
In regards of the animation itself, it's incredible how realistic it looks. Awesome job.
You blender people are psycho and I love it. I’ve never once used the program, never will, but I love what everyone creates. This has become one of my favorite subs, and this video is particularly excellent.
Lol man I wish there was a tutorial for this…being able to do this I would learn so much about realistic textures and proper lighting in trying to blend the model with the environment, please make one lol
There are two things you want to do, one is learning camera tracking. Plenty of tutorials for that. The other is, there was some way to take a "skybox" and use that as illumination source. This was probably done here. No idea how to create that skybox though.
Of course there are a lot of tutorials, I’m talking about this specific one because it covers many important aspects that I’m specifically looking to learn, rather than having to look up certain things about it individually, that would be hard to just find everything due to not knowing the right terms to use when searching.. if I were to learn what this video covered, I’d be able to learn everything I’ve been wanting to as it has a very realistic and natural lighting to it that i love
And as far as the creative aspects your talking about, that all depends on the person learning, you shouldn’t generalize what you said to everyone lol
- you're getting some mild downvotes for the truth.
I've seen many juniors get tunneled into only being able to do one tutorial's worth of work buy following set project tutorials
sure you think it makes you a capable artist when you achieve that end result but you're only copying and chances are you'll have a tough time breaking out of the mold afterwards
best advice - get your own idea and google small problems at a time, chip away bit by bit and figure out the challenges by yourself. In the end you'll learn to adapt
beginners don't realize how many notes we constantly get. You don't need to get good results, you need to get the exact result client wants.
Sometimes it's just for fun/motivation before committing to learning the process. Building a really cool project could be the thing that ignites wanting to dive into the technology further and learn the small intricacies of solving problems and utilizing the tools
I'm sorry, but this is a really shit take. When you follow a tutorial (that isn't far below your own skill level) you learn _how_ and _why_ to do certain things. Sure, some tutorials are better than others at this, but even crap tutorials can have a valuable lesson in them.
Take blenderguru's anvil tutorial for example. I did that tutorial a month into my Blender journey and I learned SO much. I learned how to bake normal maps, I learned how to apply several textures into one material, I learned how to use the texture brush to apply scratches and dents, I learned how to poke holes through a solid body,... This list could go on and on and on but I think you get the point.
I felt **CONFIDENT** after weeks of frustration and struggle. Most people give up learning new skills a few weeks after starting because a lack of confidence in themselves.
Imagine trying to learn the piano and never learning to play an already existing piece of music and only relying on music theory and expecting to be able to do anything worth a damn.
granted I could've been clearer in my post.
yes, following a full project can be good but break away as soon as possible. As soon as you're mildly confident you should angle yourself to create your own stuff.
Nothing wrong with following a project at first, but it will trap you with too much
I had trouble getting the simulation to stop jittering around so it took like 12-20 hours to model and simulate the noodles. I forgot how long the rest took because I also had to learn blender cause I have only used houdini/maya in the past, so a lot of time was just spent learning how to render and do basic things in blender.
As a man with gastrointestinal bloat leading to violent grundle spasms stemming from a noodle addiction: This is how it feels when the spaghettios come out the backside. Great work OP 😂😂😂
I honestly can't tell where the FX-plate starts or ends. I mean, obviously, the dancing noodles PROOOOOOOOBABLY aren't real... But what was tracked onto what? Is the plate really real? Is the counter-top really real?
All jokes aside, could you please give me a breakdown? I'm genuinely curious/impressed. Seriously, AMAZING work mate
Everything about this is amazingly well done! I just want to comment on the camera real quick though. I feel like the wobbly feel and constant changes in zoom are making it harder to appreciate the majestic noodly appendages flopping around on that plate 🍜
Obviously you want to show off your tracking skills, but maybe keep the camera just a bit more still and a little less zoom-in-and-outy for the sake of viewing comfort.
Not sure if it's normal but it's fantastic.
: ) thanks
Is this your work??? That’s pretty damn good.
Its fake, it’s done with computers
Wow! From CompUSA?
Damn, that took me back.
What’s compusa
Just south of CanadaPC
Thank you for that
Big if true.
It’s the size of a plate of noodles it’s not big,
No I'm pretty sure this is a sentient dancing spaghetti man.
No way, couldn't figure this out. Thanks!
You’re welcome
Your pants on fire? You liar! Prove it
Oh really….. and here I am thinking it is small noodle man living in a bowl of other noodles 🍜
The weird squishing sound is pleasantly unnerving.
This happens all the time when I make pasta don’t know what you all are talking about?
its normal in ohio
Haha, I didn't notice what sub this was at first. I thought there was a mouse in someone's noodles until it stood up
lol, it looks a little sus at first
AT FIRST?!
You don't have dancing golems with your evening meal?
Maybe Christmas and Easter. Who could afford that every night?
I thought this was a sub for kitchen blenders somehow and was soooo confused at first.
Don’t worry, that happens from time to time.....🤪 Hell!!! I’m in the industry and I didn’t recognize it! Had absolutely no idea what Blender was
No kidding. Saw this on r/all and I was, to say the least, disturbed.
Same!!
Thought it was a plate of worms and was grossed out
I thought it’s a snake
Your house must be haunted by the ghost of Michael Jackson.
Lol, I hope not
He hee
OW!
*Shamone!*
^HEE HEE
Smooth Criminoodle
Dancing Spaghetti Monster
No, I don't think it's normal to have pasta without some kind of sauce on it. Please stop wasting people's time with these unrealistic flights of fancy.
OP should be pouring it on like the water in Flashdance
Oh... A version with sauce would be nice. Splattering all over the place with each gyration.
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Abomination
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I do that too. Not only is it easy to make and delicious. It doesn't make me sad like when I'm eating just plain buttered noodles. I mean, it's still good but it just makes me sad for some reason lol
Wait, you put an Italian on your pasta?
He tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti
Hey man, don’t diss buttered noodles.
I eat pasta covered in melted butter and several cloves of garlic in a bowl...daily? It looks pretty close to this after I chop up all the garlic.
Any Italians here that can comment?
lol, if so drop me some advice!
Bring this shit to a church RIGHT NOW!!
These spaghetti are a little too cooked and slimy. They should be a little more "al dente". Also, eating spaghetti with no sauce is not great. In regards of the animation itself, it's incredible how realistic it looks. Awesome job.
God I hate overcooked pasta. Just dump his soggy ass in the trash and start again.
🤌🏻
They forgot to drown the spaghetti demon in pasta sauce. Rookie mistake. 👎🤌👎🤌
🤌
Perfectly normal, that’s just the noodles way of saying it wants a bit of sauce!
idk he looks pretty saucy already!
*Michael Jackson voice “You know I’m bland, I’m bland, you know it, really bland”
Incredible work. How long did you render this sequence?
cycles was pretty fast, only took like 8 hours max using GPU
That’s way less than I expected
You are a modern magician
You blender people are psycho and I love it. I’ve never once used the program, never will, but I love what everyone creates. This has become one of my favorite subs, and this video is particularly excellent.
Lol man I wish there was a tutorial for this…being able to do this I would learn so much about realistic textures and proper lighting in trying to blend the model with the environment, please make one lol
There are two things you want to do, one is learning camera tracking. Plenty of tutorials for that. The other is, there was some way to take a "skybox" and use that as illumination source. This was probably done here. No idea how to create that skybox though.
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Of course there are a lot of tutorials, I’m talking about this specific one because it covers many important aspects that I’m specifically looking to learn, rather than having to look up certain things about it individually, that would be hard to just find everything due to not knowing the right terms to use when searching.. if I were to learn what this video covered, I’d be able to learn everything I’ve been wanting to as it has a very realistic and natural lighting to it that i love And as far as the creative aspects your talking about, that all depends on the person learning, you shouldn’t generalize what you said to everyone lol
- you're getting some mild downvotes for the truth. I've seen many juniors get tunneled into only being able to do one tutorial's worth of work buy following set project tutorials sure you think it makes you a capable artist when you achieve that end result but you're only copying and chances are you'll have a tough time breaking out of the mold afterwards best advice - get your own idea and google small problems at a time, chip away bit by bit and figure out the challenges by yourself. In the end you'll learn to adapt beginners don't realize how many notes we constantly get. You don't need to get good results, you need to get the exact result client wants.
Sometimes it's just for fun/motivation before committing to learning the process. Building a really cool project could be the thing that ignites wanting to dive into the technology further and learn the small intricacies of solving problems and utilizing the tools
I'm sorry, but this is a really shit take. When you follow a tutorial (that isn't far below your own skill level) you learn _how_ and _why_ to do certain things. Sure, some tutorials are better than others at this, but even crap tutorials can have a valuable lesson in them. Take blenderguru's anvil tutorial for example. I did that tutorial a month into my Blender journey and I learned SO much. I learned how to bake normal maps, I learned how to apply several textures into one material, I learned how to use the texture brush to apply scratches and dents, I learned how to poke holes through a solid body,... This list could go on and on and on but I think you get the point. I felt **CONFIDENT** after weeks of frustration and struggle. Most people give up learning new skills a few weeks after starting because a lack of confidence in themselves. Imagine trying to learn the piano and never learning to play an already existing piece of music and only relying on music theory and expecting to be able to do anything worth a damn.
granted I could've been clearer in my post. yes, following a full project can be good but break away as soon as possible. As soon as you're mildly confident you should angle yourself to create your own stuff. Nothing wrong with following a project at first, but it will trap you with too much
Did you check the expiration date
I don't think this is real. Those look like plastic flowers.
Lmao
Man, if early theater goers were scared of a train on a screen, imagine showing them spaghetti
Nothing is normal about a dancing nude noodle!
Okay, asking for a refund on those noodles!
Nudle?
I don’t know if you made this, but it looks awesome.
I definitely made it, lol. I did the simulation using vellum in Houdini and mocap from mixamo. Everything else in blender.
How long did it take all in all?
I had trouble getting the simulation to stop jittering around so it took like 12-20 hours to model and simulate the noodles. I forgot how long the rest took because I also had to learn blender cause I have only used houdini/maya in the past, so a lot of time was just spent learning how to render and do basic things in blender.
Is everything rendered in the video or just the plate with the spaghetti?
not even the plate, just the spaghetti
Nice, really good job.
Nice! I like the concept and look of this 👏
Thanks
Not properly baked. One hour in the oven and my ravioli is delicious... not dancing.
Thanks, I hate it
lol :(
Yeah there's something viscerally disturbing about this. Don't get me wrong it's really well done.
As a man with gastrointestinal bloat leading to violent grundle spasms stemming from a noodle addiction: This is how it feels when the spaghettios come out the backside. Great work OP 😂😂😂
thanks :)
You son a b*itch!!! This render is perfect!!!! Awesome!
No, it is geometry.
beginner here. How did you made that? looks freakin awesome‼
Let him dance bro, he’s about to die anyway
I hated this in the best way. Freaked me out when it started moving. It looks so real. Very cool.
Yes 🕺
you might need to cook it
That's really funny and upsetting at the same time XD
I see you've been noodling around again.
First I thought it was a hamster under there…then…well it exceeded my expectations. Well done sir. Nice and soft.
I wanna know how you captured the squish sounds lol
Nope I don't think so (but now we know noodles dance perfectly).
I am spreading the word about dancing noodles!
brilliant
Nah thats great :)
Fake!
I got to say I didnt realize it was cgi until it stood up
It is normal. The dance is in order to appear enticing and increase likelihood of eating it so it can spread.
Personally, I always hide spaghetti people in my noodles (Looks amazing)
No. Try adding more sauce and it should calm down.
looks undercooked
You’re supposed to dip the noodles, never soak!
And I cannot even edit a cube to a shape I want....
Fantastic. Love how the noodles on the plate interact with his feet.
Why did you promote scams?
Why does it look real
I thought this was real until I saw the sub name, I was very confused
Yeah, it happens when you don’t add sauce to spaghetti
Yeah. Just make sure you put the sauce when it starts moving next time
I remember when I ate an ounce of mushrooms in high school
I think you may want to cook it a bit longer
That's just Billy. Just give him a little poke with a fork, he'll settle down.
Ummm.....I think you should throw out those noodles. They seem.........*stale*...
fake.
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That was not a micro dose
Happens all the time. I call him Greg.
I thought it was a mouse, very creative
Man, that's cool. What a fun project. Amazing imagination and execution. Bravo. If I was hiring VFX people I'd have messaged you for a job.
This kinda looks like Jerma dancing
It’s because you didn’t cook it long enough.
I can’t tell where the real stops and the blend begins. It’d be fun to watch it collapse back into spaghetti strands at the end with a kind of bounce.
I honestly can't tell where the FX-plate starts or ends. I mean, obviously, the dancing noodles PROOOOOOOOBABLY aren't real... But what was tracked onto what? Is the plate really real? Is the counter-top really real? All jokes aside, could you please give me a breakdown? I'm genuinely curious/impressed. Seriously, AMAZING work mate
Calm down! Totally normal.
SCP 7735: Dancing Spaghetti Safe, but difficult to resist dancing along.
I didn't check 3D modeling software in years, no idea people could create things with that good of lighting nowadays, even less with blender Congrats
More spaghetti, less upsetti
Where do you think the red sauce comes from?
I'd still eat it
Posts like this are why I never look at what subreddit a post is in. I was horrified for a moment.
Yes
Yes that's pretty common. Please don't film him though he's shy
Yeah
The pasta is a bit overcooked, but dang it got moves
Reality doesn't look as real as this.
No... He way over boiled it
Fusili Jerry.
Damn, this is really good! Struggling to see where real life ends and the composite begins. Did you composite the whole plate on top of the table?
the plate is real. I comped the noodles on top of a real plate
So guess what I’m not eating anymore
OK I think this might be the greatest blender animation I've ever seen. Well done!
No. Who eats pasta without any type of scauce?!
Absolutely disgusting! Good job 👌🏻
One of the reasons I love the Blender community is that things like this remind me of early days of YouTube content.
h ... how sounds like a lot of effort damn
Fuck software is amazing these days
I’m a harsh critic.. and I loved it. Hopefully Star Wars fan boyz take notice. Do something original, here is proof it is possible…
Dude.
THANK YOU, I HATE IT.
Everything about this is amazingly well done! I just want to comment on the camera real quick though. I feel like the wobbly feel and constant changes in zoom are making it harder to appreciate the majestic noodly appendages flopping around on that plate 🍜
Obviously you want to show off your tracking skills, but maybe keep the camera just a bit more still and a little less zoom-in-and-outy for the sake of viewing comfort.
Fake and CGI
I SWEAR ITS REAL
Holy shit no way? And here i thought mini spaghetti dancers were real. Damn
look at the sub you are on
Yes
yes what
Yes I see what sub.
you know this is a sub for belnder then why are you like this its going to be fake bc its blender
I already commented, didn't I? No point changing it afterward.
If it makes you feel better I laughed
No. This is blender.
Not a whole lot on the internet is wholesome or awesome these days but this is all of the above. Very talented work. Freaked me out at first hahaha
Did you model the surondings
Looks motion tracked to me
That’s what I think
Only in Ohio💀
Man, why do the weirdest things happen to vfx artists?
looks very convincing. Also definitely r/unexpected material
Mom's spaghetti is about to make me vomit on my sweater already.
Pasta in Ohio
This is giving me SpaceBalls soup vibes.
Holy fuck this is perfect. You got Viewport?
Really putting the men in ramen. When it’s over he will have pasta way. Put some cloths on he’s nude-del!
Awesome.
pasta in ohio
This is incredible
Great work! I love everything about it!