How to Make Mars in Blender – Part 2 of 2


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Blender tutorial showing you how to make a Mars landscape! Watch Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EesfCLQD8jY
Uses The Rock Essentials: http://www.blenderguru.com/product/rock-essentials/

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28 responses to “How to Make Mars in Blender – Part 2 of 2”

  1. The country i come from i can't buy stuff online using paypal, Dude your tutorials pushes me over the edge, Not sure if thats good for 2 months beginner. Love your work tho <3 but dont get me wrong. atleast a demo of what your selling could give us a bit freedom to follow along.

  2. There's huge problem I'm facing. I want to purchase the full set, so I tried the trial version first to see if it works. The result is amazing. I really liked it. But.. It takes like major minutes to load. I don't understand why this is happening. When I load in 3 rocks, the program hangs… It's too large.. Pls help me if I'm doing something wrong here. I'm using a MAC gtx 780

  3. Far far far far far far too many small rocks. It is good to look at photos for reference, but when the landscape is such as thing as mars, you have to remind yourself that it is a foreign environment and the only references an every day human can work off are photos from NASA. There are still deviations in the landscape.. and plus we are artists, if we were to work off a reference for every photo, we may as well be photographers or something.

  4. I would also suggest adding rocks to the front of the ring where it meets the ground, or do something more with occlusion and shading so that it doesn't look odd. It seems you did that in the one used for the thumbnail where there's some more shading at the bottom, but adding rocks and letting blender handle the shadows may be easier for beginners.

  5. Hello, I would like to know how to control the workload of the GPU when
    I render an image to prevent overheating
    I have a video card MSI 980 TI Lightning whose normal temperature is 40 °
    C but when rendering up to 62 ° C, would like to know how to control
    the workload regardless rendering time last longer because what
    interests me it is the lifetime care of my GPU

  6. if you say "How to make mars in BLENDER" then don't feature textures and rock essentials that costs money and Substance painter if someone like me for instance am already done doing everything in Part 1 (had to make my own rocks and everything) and then have to download substance painter as well and ugghhh i just want to create fcking mars … xD.. but good tutorial though..

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