This should be the OFFICIAL tutorial video. I'm not a complete beginner, and I went through more than dozens of tutorials before, yet I learned so much from this. You should add this to your bookmark bar, since you WILL come back to this video every once in a while. I know I will.
This vid is 2 hours long and every single second is useful. I'll spend many 2 hours rewatching this. Thanks a bunch for the free learning material. I'm falling in love with 3d modeling and Blender.
As a 55 yr old with ADHD and finally after years of wanting to learn 3D, I started a course last week, I restarted bits over and over because the instructor was going too fast or seemed to be missing stuff out because my model was not looking right or I felt I did everything they said but somehow what was meant to happen just did not happen! I found your channel today and I am so thrilled with this video as well as the floating Island one. I am so grateful as you're an excellent and thorough teacher. I feel like lots of gaps in my understanding have been sorted and I am excited about learning again, I was getting so annoyed with myself! Thank you so much for sharing your skill! I can't wait to explore your other videos x Huge thanks from Nina in the UK :D
at the very beginning of my journey in 3d, I started with a donut. I tried to keep notes, but it was overwhelming and a year later I accidentally came across your video and decided to try again. who would have thought that your videos would completely restore my desire to create!! Your guides are incredibly helpful, and I can't believe how much progress I've made just thanks to these two videos!! these videos bring me such comfort, knowing that I don't need to record something every second and all that I could forget, you will remind me in the process of creating a scene Thank you so much for creating such a detailed tutorial with every second filled with crucial info!! 💙💙💙
that is so ironic because that litterly happened to me, i tried making a gameboy on blender but then i got confused then i found his tutorial videos and they explain so much
This is by far one of the best tutorials I've ever watched! It's loaded with tips/tricks that I learned along the way and the choice of scene was perfect. Thank you so much! I feel much more comfortable creating a scene like this now and I'll most likely be trying to watch this at least a few more times and trying to memorize how to recreate without instructions in the future hopefully.
I’ve watched SO many blender tutorials & this is one of the very best for beginners. Detailed & easy to follow without being overwhelming 👏 Thanks dude
You are by far one of the best blender teachers. You have gone over the options so well and slow that it was so easy to understand. Although I'm not a beginner blender user, there were some tools which I did not understand previously. But through this tutorial I've picked them up. Thank you 😌🌞
Being really honest here, this is by far the best tutorial (including part 1) to learn Blender, the amount of tips, how to use the tools, techniques is really amazing. Thank you for making this tutorial, really helping me out to use Blender. I know Blender people link the "donut tutorial" to learn blender, but they should be linking this video instead. Much more useful
You are a strong communicator, the way you explain and deliver content is rare. This is the second of your "Beginner" videos that I have watched, I know that I will be returning to it repeatedly as I continue to practice and experiment with these tools so that I can build up my skills and confidence. Keep making these awesome tutorials, the more ways you show of doing a task, the better we understand what it does. Sir, you are appreciated.
This is amazing ! I tried so much tutorials to learn blender, I’ve learn some things but not enough. You made me do things I tought I can’t do ! And the way you always tell your shortcuts for us to memorize is perfect ! Massive thank’s !!
Not only is Ctrl+R the shortcut for the loop-cut tool, it is also apparently refresh page on my browser. 😣 Hooray learning. (I've heard window captures can be played within Blender somehow. Eventually I'll work up to learning that.) For anyone feeling like they're struggling, the complete beginner video took me 2 days of re-watching and another 2 days of rewatching+execution to get through. Sure, that's slow; 4 days ago, Blender felt utterly impenetrable. Spent years side-eyeing this program, wishing I could make sense of it. 4 days is certainly faster than several years. Sincerely, thank you Joey Carlino for the work and presentation that goes into making this accessible.
Amazing and very underrated guide. I learned here and on your previous one a lot more stuff than on other much popular and longer blender tutorial videos.
Incredible tutorial, first tutorial I've ever followed on blender and it looks absolutely incredible - I had an issue where I snapped to face project and clicked centre but for some reason when I click control moving it it doesn't snap to any other objects... I just very carefully placed it in place, hoping to figure it out soon so I don't have to spend so long placing it... Idk what's wrong but ye... 😊 Other than that this content is incredible, super helpful and I'm really looking forward to more
It took me over a week, but I did it! Some hiccups here and there, but I learned so much from the tutorial and I'm really happy with the result. Thanks a ton!
Following this rn and I love it! You're the best teacher I've seen on blender so far, and thanks to you I now understand almos t all of the basic tools!
Already finished the project from the first video. So excited that I finally got something done! As for this video, thank you so much for going into detail and showing clear examples for each of the tools in Edit mode. I feel like many tutorials don't do that and they usually "save it for later," which just makes it difficult to find. Or when they do go over it, they just focus on the ones they mainly use and assume that you won't ever need to use anything else. Anyways, you've done a great job with this video as well! I'm so excited to keep learning from you!
Hey, It would be awesome if you could share reference images as well. I like to follow it one by one and try to reproduce it as similar as possible but sometimes, especially without reference or with different reference I got a tendency to lose scale :)
the best tutorial i ever SEEN .. very very useful Thanki you so much hope you keep doing friendly tutorial espicaly about noods They are soo complex to me no one talk about them in details
One thing I've never seen anyone mention that I figured out myself. If you have one face selected and you hold shift + control and click on another face you can select an entire side of an object or just part of the object if you wanted. At 41:16 is where this would be useful.
After allot of videos i found this and oke its long ....really long video but this is the best video i found. The information i got into this video is priceless. Will add this to my bar so i can come back to this.👍
Omg I wanna tell you and you guys! The part where he showed that some buttons have these small cornered triangles so when you right click it shows you have multiple options such as the extrude having multiple types… I can’t believe I never saw that!
Very Very Helpful and detailed tutorial and way you are briefing is also awesome, I learnt a lot as I am user of Max and Maya, and Zbrush but this Blender is byond Zbrush and very easy for Polymodeling rest i am learning and cant tell you about as i know a little about this brillient software, thanks again for this great tutorial
Are there ways to evenly distribute objects? For example, when you are duplicated the lamps at 46:46 , is there a way center them so that the outer most lamps are evenly spaced to the corner of the ceiling and so the three lamps are evenly spaced amongst each other?
Great tutorial! I'm loving the Matcap colours on your objects particularly when you were demonstrating the random selector for smooth. Is there a way to render this Matcap colour palette or create one that is similar, I would love to see those planes and this palette animated.
Wow! That’s a high quality tutorial! Thanks! I would suggest to increase a little bit the mouse pointer (for smartphone viewers :)) but, wow dude, thank you!
This is the best to learn, clearly to understand. I love how u teach! but May i know, if this is for beginner, how to know for intermediate of professional? Is that different ?
hi, thank you for the great turarial, it is very informative, one question how to activate the litle mouse on the screen to show wich buttons are you using thank you
At 4:32 what tool are you using? I thought It was scaling on the z axis but when I do that it shortens the cube from the top and bottom not just the top like yours. I am upset.
I don't know if it's a version difference, but even with all the suggested add-ons installed, my bevel (both face and edge) don't do what's being shown in this video. Did something change in Blender 4.0 with blender? Edit: it just magically started to work. time to learn.
At 38:23 that short cut doesn't work or me. I press G which moves me to the grab tool but when I press Z a menu for my viewpoint shader comes up and then 1 does nothing at that point. Any help on why that is?
in blender 2.9 it seems that you _can NOT Alt + Left Click to select loop edged. you need to just DOUBLE LEFT CLICK ! _ i was wondering if i had wrong settings or something until i finally googled why it wasn't working!
my extrude is not doing the same thing. While face is chosen I am trying to move but walls are staying there, the size is not changing, what am I possibly doing wrong?? 🤔
Hello, I have a question. What could I do if I wanted to change the size of the some objects once I have moved on to other objects. For example, the roof of the cafe. While keeping the topology the same on the roof, what if i wanted to make it bigger or smaller?. What if I wanted to make it smaller on one side?. I tried to scale it and it works but the likes follow the geometry and the edges skew slightly I believe (sorry if this sounds confusing). TLDR: What can I do to make slight changes to elements such as the roof once I have finished building my model?
Maybe someone can help. i tried to press 1 , 2 ,3 to change faces, edges and vertices, but what I get from pressing the number is changing the viewport. can anyone please tell me how to do it ? thanks
The numpad changes the viewport by default unless you are using the "emulate numpad" option, if that's the case you might just have to use the buttons at the top of the viewport
when i try to duplicate the apples in the box, in top view i cannot see the edge of the box, because all faces have the same color. matcap doesnt help. any idea anyone?
