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    • Volumetric Glass Sphere (Abstract Animation)

    by xerpage in Surfacing

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    • Robert Green
      about 1 month ago

      These glass materials are absolutely beautiful. Given my machine is a bit lower performance than newer machines it did take some time to render one still frame in Cycles. I'd love to use this material for some animations, but I don't think it's possible with my computer constraints.

      I was a little unsure at first on how to use one specific glass material in the animation because the materials change, but the creator was helpful to answer my questions on how to break each one out.

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    Published about 1 month ago
    Blender Version 3.6
    Render Engine Used cycles
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    Tags: volumetric_lighting, volumetric, abstract art, 3D Design, blender procedural, abstract materials, Glass, 3d-lighting, animated-procedural-texture, advanced-procedural, Blender Procedural Abstract Materials, abstraction, abstract-design, abstract animation, volumetric nebula, abstract render