https://kennyphases.gumroad.com/l/Loopify

why the simulation look so weird?

Been learning 3d for a while, just turned 18. what do you think? be as harsh as you want

I recently started learning and getting into Blender and I obviously started with the classic BlenderGuru Donut tutorials. I had heard of it but I had not realized how massive the tutorial series really was. From even being referenced in "Everything everywhere all at once" to accumulating millions if views on YouTube, it all made me wonder:

Considering Blender is free-to-use and depends on the expansion of number of blender users (and for people to optionally give money to the devs), as well as the overall community, how influential are the Donut tutorials to Blender altogether in your opinion?

Hello. I am looking to make my material texture have highlights on edges that are at a sharp angle, like having a lighter highlight. I've looked it up and it looks like I need to do something like putting the bevel node into the normal point on the BSDF. However, I am using a blenderkit material and the shader it is using has no normal input. I'm including screenshots of the node setup and what I want to acheive and what I currently have. How would you go on from here if you wanted to add edge highlights to the material I am using?

The 3D Models are mostly from Blenderkit.

Hey, I'm new to Blender and trying to animate sheets of paper. I want them to float upwards using wind and turbulence, and after a few frames, they should start moving apart in different directions — with me controlling how they move after that. The problem is: when I use keyframes, the sheets already start moving towards their keyframed position from frame 1.

So instead of going up first and then spreading out, they move too early or jump to the final position. How can I make them rise first with wind/turbulence, and only later move them apart with keyframes or any other way? Thanks in advance!

kendrick lmr say... MUSTAARFFDD!!!!!!

I'm trying to animate a bottle that moves while the lid rotates and lifts upwards. However, the lid must consistently remain above the bottle. When I try to animate this using only keyframes, things get messy—the lid moves unpredictably or disappears.

There must be a way to constrain the lid’s movement so it only goes up and down above the bottle. I've noticed that some BlenderKit models with lids, like certain cream tubes, are rigged.

Can somebody help me wit it?

fairly new to blender, this looked easy at first i tried everything in my knowledge to curve the edges to make a product like in the given picture, i somehow curved it but unable to add cuts and it seems not ok to apply image texture on it how can i model this any tips please?