Blender VFX Tutorial: Rig & Animate a Realistic Car in Real

Create Photorealistic CGI Visual Effects Animations in Blender

Create Realistic VFX Effcts in Blender

Learn the 5 Rules for Having an Excellent Car Rig in Blender

Master Camera Matching using fSpy to Match any Background Scale

Learn to Set Realistic Lighting

Advanced Compositing Tips & Tricks

Realistic UV Mapping & Texturing

Make Realistic Vehicle Animations

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In this new tutorial we will learn to Make VFX effect by adding a Realistic Car into a real Background Image

Part 1: Rig your Car Model

After ing our vehicle, we need to separate the chassis and the wheels as separate objects

You can use the 'L' key to selection parts of your model, press 'P' to separate them

Now it order for CarRig addon to understand each part of our model, we need to give them specific names

body'

- Wheels: The order should go like this 'car.Wheel.Bk.R'

- Front right wheel -> Car.Wheel.Ft.R

- Car.Wheel.Ft.L

- Car.Wheel.Bk.R

- Car.Wheel.Bk.L

Also make sure to leave the anchor point of each object to the center because we want the wheels to rotate around their center point

All is set by now, we can go ahead and Generate a Car Rig

Part 2 - Use fSpy to Get Right Perspective

We will import our background image into the fSpy and set the X axis to be aligned with the main road where our car will be moving on

Then we will export that .fSpy file and create the road with the sidewalk and Put our vehicle into that path

Part 3 - Realistic Lighting: Find the Right HDRI Map

Now this step is essential, we must find an HDRI that looks pretty close to our background scene

We should study everything: is it urban How's the weather.. is it rainy or sunny

This is what's gonna allow our CGI to blend into the background, otherwise it will look suspisious and our VFX will be easily spotted

We can also play with our background by adding the 2 nodes 'Mapping & Texture Coordinates' which gonna allow us to rotate our HDRI until the reflection of our vehicle matches it's surroundings cars

Part 4 - Set VFX Settings

First we need to hide the road in the render Buuut we need to keep the shadow.. Without the shadow, the VFX will collapse no matter how good you put the other things

Select Road

Go to "Object Settings" and Choose Visibility.. Make sure you're on Cycle ee, this effect doesn't work in Eevee yet

From there you can check 'Shadow Catcher'

The second setting you need to set is in the "Render Properties", then "Film" and choose "Transparent"

Now if you render your scene, jump into the compositing and check 'Use Nodes' you will see our Car

Now it's to merge between our Alpha render and our Background

So let's add an image node, choose the background and connect both nodes to an 'Alpha Over' and don't forget to add a 'Scale' node set to 'Render Size'

And Basically that's it, you got your VFX working

You want to Create Realistic Visual Effects in Blender

You want to Learn Vehicle Rigging & Animation

You want to Learn Lighting & Compositing in Blender

You want to Master Camera Matching




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