Today, Technical Director of Pawitra Studio, Aditia A. Pratama, introduce us how about creating Fluid Sims with Blender
We also learned about color scheme 🙂 These are Awa’s (one of ProCodeCG Kids Captain) 3D Design 🙂
Like always, we learned so much from codeMeetUp() 🙂 Thanks so much Pawitra Studio 🙂
Today, Technical Director of Pawitra Studio taught us about Project Management 🙂
A very useful topic, since we’re currently preparing for a new project 🙂
Project organization and management
and budgeting
We discussed lots of things related to projects including pricing and negotiation techniques 🙂
We held a project meeting afterwards, hoping that this one will work just fine 🙂
ProCodeCG Coding Mum is slowly gaining experience and skill 🙂 We’re ready for more projects now 🙂
Aditia A. Pratama, Technical Director of Pawitra Studio shared about Color Management in Blender
And look at the audience!
LOTS of people! 🙂
We’ve never had this many people ever coming to codeMeetUp() 😀
Wishing that it can be like this every week 😀
The more people get inspired, the happier we are 🙂
Too many people to fit in one frame! 😀
Thanks for coming! 🙂
Aditya A. Pratama, Technical Director of Pawitra Studio taught us some 3D Modeling tools in Blender on our 82nd codeMeetUp() 🙂
These were our first guests 🙂 They are brothers 🙂
Look at the enthusiasm 🙂
The rest of the family (the mom and the youngest child in the back, plus that little girl on the left) arrived 🙂
Ok let’s start!
One of the audiece had trouble with the Blender
We were working on it while following the lesson
Blender has lots of features for 3D modeling
This tool is very useful to do modeling in details
This is an example of creating an object
and change the form by dragging the axis
It can be divided into several parts
And then can be mirrored based on certain axis
Like this, being cut in a half
Or being cut in a quarter
We can make models in low resolution
or high resolution
Make round corners
Or create a hole
Pad the hole inside
Or make two holes in front (an probably make an IronMan mask 🙂 )
Basically we can do anything
These are modeling examples and some can be used to
People create these assets and we can buy and download it
There are lots of repository for 3D Models
With various price schemes
This mug model was created by Aditia A. Pratama, uploaded with the tutorial
This skill is very useful can be monetized!
All of us! Mostly kids! 🙂
This is a prove that a small person did come to our codeMeetUp() 😉
Prawitra Studio will share more next time! We’ll let you know! 🙂
Pawitra Studio shared about Fire Simulation in Blender on our 80th codeMeetUp() 5 Sept 2016 🙂 This is Technical Director of Pawitra Studio: Aditya A. Pratama 😉
The audience 🙂
New version of Blender
The process
The files generated
Some examples
More example on how to do the simulation
And this is what it looks on our laptop 🙂 Pretty interesting!
Us! 🙂
The video will be uploaded to our YouTube Channel 🙂
We had lots of ProCodeCG Kids coming for learning on our 78th codeMeetUp with Pawitra Studio 🙂
This is Zahran
Muhammad
Louis
Muhammad and Zahran
Rezandra
Clarence
Louis (again)
and Musaaaa 😉 ❤ ❤ ❤
the audience
CTO of Pawitra Studio, Aditya Pratama gave introduction about Pawitra Studio (was Kampoong Monster) 🙂
The history
Founders and co-founders
Pawitra’s Studio expertise
The clients
Details about the company
Some of Pawitra Studio works
Natron is is a free and open-source node-based compositing software
Nuke is similar to Natron. Nuke a is a node-based digital compositing application.
So does Fusion
An example of the compositing result
And how to do it with Blender
We had reporter from Liputan6 and Pikiran Rakyat visiting 🙂
All of us 🙂
Consultation session after the event
plus interview sessions 😉
We will be reporting our unpublished codeMeetUp() 🙂 Sorry for the delay 🙂
Our 72nd codeMeetUp() last Monday was an open workshop by Pawitra Studio about Photogrammetry 🙂 Bintang Senja, CG Supervisor of Pawitra Studio demonstrated how to generate 3D model from pics/photos!
The process of taking pics
We needed at least 50 pics
from every angle possible
Then all the pics went through processing
The process was done using AutoDesk Remake
After the modeling process was finished, the .obj file was being edited in Blender
Whoaaa, the result!!! Crazy awesome!!!
Hello, we’re introducing Pawitra Studio! A rebranding of Kampoong Monster Studio. It has a totally cool new logo!
Today, Technical Director of Pawitra Studio, Aditia A. Pratama gave a workshop about ‘Intro to Motion Tracking in Blender.”
The audience today.
The first step is to convert a video into sequences of pics
Using FFmpeg
The command to convert
Suppose that we’re going to place a pic or video on this black and empty monitor. We should make some marker on each corner.
And make click them to make Blender recognize them as markers to be tracked
Once Blender knows all the markers, it will start tracking them. The red and green lines shown on top shows the tracking process
To enable Blender to precisely map the pic to the surface, we have to define the corners and edges
Then we should set some things up
To start putting the pic on the target
Doing some adjustments
…and arrangements and we got it!
Lots of questions asked and we discussed about lots of things
Including about this awesome “Predator Algorithm” to track objects in real time!
And there also exists this awesome tools, Neuron, a motion capture technology.
And the discussion was going on
Too bad lots of people missed this interesting workshop!
These are the lucky ones to learn so much from Pawitra Studio today! 🙂
Wow! We had lots of audience today!
Kampoong Monster Studios, now Prawitra Studio gave an open workshop about Intro to Fracture and Rigid Body Dynamics today 🙂
Most of the audience are from Cimahi Creative Association (CCA) 🙂
The Technical Director of Pawitra Studio, Aditia A. Pratama was also there too 🙂
The trainer was CG Supervisor of Pawitra Studio: Bintang Senja Pratama 🙂
We’re going to upload the video on our YouTube Channel (after the editing process that might take a while 😀 )
Here we are just going to show you some of the pictures. The detailed will be in the video 😉
In workshop today we learned how to create rigid objects with physics force applied to them.
We can apply some weights, gravity force, fractions etc like the picture below.
We can also add some bouncing parameter to the objects. In this case we have a ball and a thick surface below it.
We wanted to make the ball fall right on top of the plane and break it. So we had to make both object rigid body.
We also had to set parameters for fractures
Look at those inspired audience! 🙂
When all set up, when the ball fall on top of the surface, it breaks.
Or we can add more dramatic fractures like this one
Even with more objects and different materials
We can also use particles if we want to make the ball explode from the inside.
Q & A sessions 🙂
Yeah we can make it cracked (not break apart into pieces) by putting another surface so close to the top surface.
Like usual, at the end of the session, each one of us introduce self to the others 🙂
It was raining heavily and we had to wait until it became a little bit lighter 🙂
But we didn’t mind because we can still gather and talk while waiting 😉
See you next week! 😉
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