So, is Blender hard to understand? How long will it take to learn Blender?īlender is quite challenging to learn since it is complex with many tools and operations, but users may typically begin getting comfortable with the software after a few weeks. Blender is undoubtedly a fantastic option, but it is challenging to learn. So either way its going to take some serious effort and time to achieve results similar to the nikky edit you linked.As the digital world has continued snowballing, plenty of enthusiasts have begun dabbling with the idea of learning how to use 3D modeling and animation software. The first option for syncing a 3D edit i mentioned, syncing manually in your 3D software takes a long ass time and decent talent, and rendering a much higher fps animation takes a much longer render time.

Keep in mind you will probably need either a pre-synced animation from the 3D software, where you manually keyframe the animations speed to the beat, OR, render a super high FPS animation to time-remap in After Effects smoother. Once you render your cam povs etc from your 3d software of choice, you would have to import them into a compositing software like adobe after effects and do multiple hours of work color grading, syncing the edit to the music, and adding translations and other visual effects. Ive tried making some edits similar to the one you linked for over a year in the 2017-2019 era, and its very tricky to actually to pull off.

Im pretty sure if you look into 3D csgo or cod editing tutorials on YouTube, you can find tools like HLAE that let you export models and demo replay data into a 3D program like blender, maya, unreal, or c4d. That was rendered with octane in c4d iirc.

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