Célestine Full Breakdown
LightBWK writes:
Célestine was modeled back in 2014. This file was thought to be lost forever, but somehow it survived multiple hardware failures. Everything here is transferable to newer Blender (2.90+). The whole model is shadeless.
This breakdown discusses modeling for freestyle, freestyle line types, freestyle line style, line style geometry modifiers, and how to create animated paper texture.
“and this is how we get the result.” It’s extremely easy.
lol, says the blender genius.
not a blender genius, I just have a lot of time with Blender, since 2002 I think
It’s a shame that freestyle behaves so chaotically from frame to frame. In one frame it looks pretty well but doesn’t work that well on animation
freestyle is fairly easy to tame, you just have to know (ie: read the manual) which style modifier has temporal coherent
I guess that mainly due to settings. it has many settings. Have you tried the defaults? I believe they show quite steady lines. This video also explained how he got that scribbled effect.
Lovely work! The style is so adorable, materials and rendering style is super cute. Catches that kid story style really good!
Great work! Thank you for the explanation. I learned some new things, and I use Freestyle for everything I do, so I know it pretty well.
Do you know who created Freestyle? Do they still develop it?
It has not changed at all for several years, and I have heard people talk about another tool that may replace it?
Any information is appreciated. Thanks again for the tutorial!
here’s a piece of history
https://blendernpr.org/bnpr-exclusive-freestyle-peregrination-into-blender/
Freestyle is mainly maintained by the Blender core devs now. T.K. no longer has much involvement in the project anymore.
I wonder if it would speed up rendering of each frame if they did the texture overlay in post-work. I think it would render much faster and should give about the same effect. Did you guys try that?
Rendering the base only took 1s per frame, freestyle is about 12s per frame. that is with face smoothness ON. Paper texture, 0.04s per frame.
I recall someone saying that Freestyle only utilizes on CPU when rendering as opposed to the other renderers which utilize as many CPUs as there are.
Do you know if this is true? If so, it would be nice if Freestyle were multi-threaded to make it faster.