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3:23 for me it was hit A to select all E then S took me for ever to figure that out

You can use Shift+X/Y/Z to exclude an axis when scaling and such, too. So S, then Shift+Z, will scale on X and Y only.

At some points sound goes ahead of video a little bit that's why sometimes it's hard to sync what author says and shows. 02:07 Press S, shift+Z in order to scale only along the z axis 02:48 After Circle is added, Press R 9 0, R Z 9 0. 02:56 S and pull with mouse. 03:02 Press A being in Edit mode, Ctrl+R, Select vertex, G, G, pull with mouse. 03:21 Select all with A being in Edit mode, press E, S, pull with mouse. 03:55 Select in Object mode, press TAB to go to Edit mode, keep cursor over the upper edge, press Ctrl+R, click on newly appeared yellow edge and pull it with mouse. If additional update is needed press G, G and pull with mouse. 04:11 To split window move cursor at areas crossing (on left top or right top), press left mouse button and pull. 04:29 Select Frame 1, Press "record" button, Select sphere, Press R 3 0 04:37 Select Frame 120, Select sphere, Press R - 6 0 04:49 Set limit 240 frames 04:54 Select Frame 1, Shift+D (creates copy), move right at frame 240 05:36 Pay attention that it depends on you project, for example, in my case it is Y not X (Euler Rotation must be not only visible but also selected). 06:06 Make sure frame 120 is selected, Press A to select, G, Y, 9, 0 08:32 Shift+Ctrl+T 09:45 To add camera if it is absent - select Add(the one which is pressed when new object is added) -> Camera. View -> Cameras -> Active Camera (Numpad 0). Rotate Camera - R. Move Camera R, R. Move Camera - G. 10:43 In Blender 2.83.4, 2.83.5, 2.83.3 it does not work for second ball and the ring. I do exactly the same as for the first ball but texture is just not loaded. It only worked after I installed Blender 2.80. 11:40 F12 - at least one rendering is mandatory so image would appear in Compositing 240 frames (2560*1440) rendering took me around 2h (~35 seconds per frame, GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER + Core i5-9600KF 3.7GHz). ffmpeg was used to make 40 seconds video just within couple of seconds. ffmpeg -safe 0 -f concat -i list.txt -c copy output.mp4 list.txt: file '0001-0240-1.mp4' file '0001-0240-1.mp4' file '0001-0240-1.mp4' ... Whole project took me around 16-20 hours I guess (it's my second Blender project). P.S. It seems author has its own meaning of easy because in my world it is not easy at all ;) I am not a professional but just an amateur who wants to spend reasonable time and be able to draw some interesting things. Having this video 5-10 minutes longer would allow to save tons of hours for thousands of visitors ;) P.S. 2 Anyway I love this project and thank you very much for having it public even with such level of complexity!

6:20 What's really satisfying that you paused on the exact frame, so that both spheres are perfectly lined up.

You could have included a 10 sec donut tutorial, and use that donut as the ring in this animation.

It would be funny if you enabled physics and make them collide after a few swings.

"Easy Blender Tutorial" Laughs in Week 2 of one hour a day training

I have no idea what's going on, but it was satisfying and I watched until the end.

3:38 for those who have a weird looking inner shape of the circle ... just change the solidify mode from "simple" to "complex" and here u go

To extrude the circle like he did, while in Edit mode, press E and then S.

3:15 "Ctrl+R then double-tap G", I figured it's "Ctrl+R" (Loop Cute), then 2 left clicks to confirm, then move the loop-cut vertex along the edge by double-tapping G (Vertex Slide)

Tip: 0.75 speed.

0:25 yep please do a tutorial on this type of rendering

0:37 Preview of final result 1:41 Tutorial start 1:50 UV Sphere addition (ball #1), cable addition and transformation 2:30 Ball and cable joining 2:46 Central ring creation 4:04 Ball swinging animation and its adjustments 5:51 Addition of the second swinging ball (duplicating from the first) 6:47 Floor addition 6:56 Central ring animation (keyframe additions) 7:34 Change of animation curve for constant rotation 7:51 Materials addition (floor) 9:21 HDR addition (for environmental lighting) 9:41 Some camera and HDR adjustments 10:04 Sphere material addition (Ctrl + Shift + T with the Node Wrangler enabled and the Principled BSDF box selected) 10:47 Camera adjustments (square aspect ratio) 10:54 Some render settings 11:33 Denoising settings 12:07 Gradient background addition behind the animation 13:38 Animation render settings 13:55 FINAL RESULT

"Let's delete the lamp, just to give the cube a bit of company in the trash can" 😂

Me: trying to follow all the tutorials. 2 minutes later: something that I can't do appear and end doing everything different and worse than it should be 😂.

If someone having problem at ( 8:45 ) . Select the principal BSDF and press ctrl + shift + T. Make sure you have enabled node wrangler in addons. And don't Select the zip file only the jpg. Thank you If any further information ask me

It's also super satisfying to see a good tutorial with a guy talking in a normal way and explaining the important steps in detail instead off all those new tutorial guys talking in a weird way, pressing their steps into a one minute "tutorial" or doing a timelapse video that has 40 steps in one second without screencast keys turned on. Thanks a lot.

What a flawless transition into an ad. Beautifully done. Also the tutorial was awesome!

9:45 for those who don't have a numpad, go to View > Align View > Align Active Camera to View. This would be the same as that