I made this gif using Blender after being inspired by a recent trip through a thread.
I did make a few different versions that I'm gonna use the hell out of lol
Source video Fair warning it's loud.
Me scrolling a political thread [Rule]
15 days ago by Gormadt to c/onehundredninetysix
TheSambassador 4 points 14 days ago
It does a lot of stuff.
Used to have a pretty cool game engine in there too!
QuinnyCoded 16 points 15 days ago
you added text to a video in blender? how does that work, I thought blender was mainly for 3d stuff
Gormadt 20 points 15 days ago
Blender has a really capable video editor
The text is just a standard element added in that and then hand tracked and keyframed because motion tracking was failing me (super low res noisy footage)
Blender has a lot of cool things in it: 3D modeling, 2D animation, 3D sculpting, story boarding, VFX tools, video editing, and probably more that I'm forgetting
Hell I use it more as a video editor than as a 3D modeling tool lol
TropicalDingdong 9 points 15 days ago
This looks like better motion tracking than kden
Gormadt 21 points 15 days ago
Hearing that makes me pretty happy
Blender's motion tracking typically works really well but for this footage I did it by hand adding key frames every few frames based on the amount of movement I was seeing
It's unironically pretty fun to do
TropicalDingdong 7 points 15 days ago
Yeah I've been using kden because it's editing features have a lot of nice to haves, but getting smooth tracking is just always too tedious. The whole transform editing frame work sucks donky balls.
kayzeekayzee 6 points 15 days ago
I used to animate 2d stuff in blender by just adding emissive textures to planes and using an orthogonal camera. This was back before the video editor was improved.
infinitesunrise 7 points 14 days ago
I don't really like to block. I see toxic or antisocial opinions as a problem for these small communities I post in, not just a problem for me. I prefer to push back on them or better yet come to an understanding with them when they appear, rather than put "see no evil" blinders on my account. Everyone else still sees them. They still make the community I'm posting in worse when unaddressed.
When I do block, it's a whole toxic com like news@lemmy.world that I don't want polluting my all feed.
ARMADILLOMANIA 6 points 14 days ago
I guess I'm built different. Never blocked anyone. Even in disagreements and bad takes I try to understand what is going on in people's minds. I also believe that having wide range of perspectives trains my compassion. Although, I'd still rather read leftist infighting on Lemmy than any political garbage fire on other platforms... until morbid curiosity takes me elsewhere again.
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Teilzeitlaurer 17 points 14 days ago
I agree. I’m pretty sure the text was added in post.
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Honestly it's really well edited! It looks like it's one of those perfect looping gifs that we used to see back on r/highqualitygifs
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