FREE PDF text version: * https://francescomilanese.gumroad.com/l/BLENDER-COMPOSITING-GLOWING-EDGES *** Please notice that I am not a native English speaker, so this is also a way for me to practice and improve; then, if you have suggestions on syntax and pronunciation, please write them in the comments: I appreciate them! Anyway, all my videos have subtitles! *** -------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello everyone! In this tutorial, we will explore how to emphasize the edges of an object and add a Glare type glow through post-production of our renderings in Blender. This tutorial was created using Blender version 3.6, but the Compositing nodes used have been available since at least version 2.49, and it's likely they will remain available in future versions. As is often the case with my tutorials, a complete package for this tutorial is available, including a PDF transcription, videos, subtitle files, and the 3D model used. However, all the information is contained right here in the video, so there's no need to download the package to learn.
FREE PDF text version: * https://francescomilanese.gumroad.com/l/BLENDER-COMPOSITING-GLOWING-EDGES *** Please notice that I am not a native English speaker, so this is also a way for me to practice and improve; then, if you have suggestions on syntax and pronunciation, please write them in the comments: I appreciate them! Anyway, all my videos have subtitles! *** -------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello everyone! In this tutorial, we will explore how to emphasize the edges of an object and add a Glare type glow through post-production of our renderings in Blender. This tutorial was created using Blender version 3.6, but the Compositing nodes used have been available since at least version 2.49, and it's likely they will remain available in future versions. As is often the case with my tutorials, a complete package for this tutorial is available, including a PDF transcription, videos, subtitle files, and the 3D model used. However, all the information is contained right here in the video, so there's no need to download the package to learn.