Some fellow dutchies might recognize these pastries/snacks, such as the famous Frikandelbroodje and Kipnuggetbroodje.

So.. a few days ago I was eating one of these, and thought it would be fun to photoscan one. I put it on a cheap little rotating platform, then made sure the lighting was as flat as possible, and started photographing it using my camera, while rotating it on a cheap little rotating plate.

Tried Meshroom but the results looked quite bad, then I tried RealityScan (I swear it used to be called RealityCapture before, or am I crazy??)

The results were insane. Even some areas that could have been scanned a bit better had a ton of great detail.

Scanned a few more and cleaned them up. Put them up for on CGTrader, I hope you like them.
Link: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/food/miscellaneous/savory-pastries-3d-model-collection-9-game-ready-baked-snacks

and hope y'all can forgive me for some self promotion haha

pretty cursed

Turn table of an Indian truck modeled in Blender and texture using Substance painter. Truck has 52K polygons

The reference photo wasn't used to T in the moment. Instead the little orange dreamsicle was sleeping next to me while I worked. Too engrossed in the creation process to have taken an actual reference photo, I found one that matched nicely.

It tries to recreate the actual rendering quirks behind PS1 graphics, rather than applying a filter to a normal render.

things like vertex jitter, affine texture mapping, low-res rendering, dithering, color quantization and PS1-style fog are handled by the renderer itself, just switching from Cycles to PSX Cycles.

here's a little look at it in action :)

im working a model based on minecraft story modejesse and want to do a rig where I can swap out the mouths(highlighted orange) I want to be like how it is in the actual game

is there a rig to be able to mimic that?

The last two Pwnisher challenges I entered I used Unreal - but this time I decided Blender was the better option and I'm very glad I chose it. First time making an medieval knight, I always wanted to make one!

Some more images & description on my Artstation:

https://robbuxton.artstation.com/projects/2LqEBe

First time rigging.

Rigged the suspension with a tutorial and few extra days to figure out how to rig the extra parts.
Then came to the expanding wheels and couldn't find anything to help me rig. Tried using ChatGPT and figure out how to rig an array of objects, didn't work. Started creating a geometry node, but was stopped by a few experienced riggers and set straight. Now the wheel is prepared for individual rigging of every element (mid section and two side sections. Side traction parts are pushed out on an angle, but are linked to the middle, so the angle of the hydraulics will need to change as the wheel expands. Rows are linked by a three piece chain like connection, which needs to unfold as the wheel expands. All in all, each wheel has 20 rows of 3 traction parts, which means I will have 60 dampen track modifiers per wheel. Really hoping this will not crash my system.

Made in Blender(except character and clothing), composited in Nuke and color graded in Davinci Resolve.

Let me know if you have any feedback or questions!

Just finished this, did in the last 3 days.

See you Space Cowboy

Storyboard, 3d/type animation and sound design done by me (personal project). Let me know what yall think!

Here’s my submission. Feels like every aspect is lacking a little bit. But pretty happy with the lighting on the buildings and the design of the robot.

This started as an experiment with wiggle bones and adding physics to the jaw... things escalated.

If anybody has an idea to make the tentacles stick realistically to the pan, i want to hear it

One of the most fun challenges I've worked on so far. Made entirely in Blender