I've seen some other tutorials where people talk too much about unrelated stuff. But yours are very professional and go in depth by explaining each step. Good job and thanks for your time and patience. Subscribed.
I love your tutorials, very didactic, clear voice, not to speed. The pointer moves slowly and just for the explanations, not incessantly in every directions like in many other tutos. Your Fuzzy stuffed bear tutos is really great. Thanks a lot...
I have a condition called MND / ALS I have no movement at all. I spend a great deal of time on my computer with a straw in my mouth to control the GUI. This video is simple but informative in its description of the process. Thank you for giving me another target to achieve. Fleck
I actually thought this was just another troll on the internet (Which is pretty sad tbh) But then I looked at your channel and see that is not the case. It's amazing that you do this stuff man. Much love, respect, and prayers for you!
Another Joni Erickson. This shows you that no matter what place a person is in life someone has it worse and proves that nothing keeps them down. Great work.
Great tutorial, brief and to the point. Covers every step you need to know and the narrator didn’t waste time telling stories or drifting from the lesson.
So far so good. This is the third tutorial of yours that I have done. I made a tea cup, an alarm clock, and now a wooden cup. Very easy so far, no problems whatsoever. I'm going to keep going with the beginner tutorials until I run out, and then move onto intermediate. Keep the tutorials coming! Great job!! Cheers mate.
Just want to give my thanks to the author of these videos. Your tutorials are concise without being short, descriptive without being overwhelming, and easy to follow without being trivial. Could not ask for better tutorials for beginners to Blender -- which itself isn't the easiest tool to use out of the box!
This is the only blender tutorial I have managed to follow from start to finish without any problems, and to actually have a completed, textured object at the end of it is wonderful. Thank you very much!
Thanks again T4U. I've done quite a few of your tutorials in Inkscape, GIMP, and now Blender. You don't assume knowledge (which is great in my case), you don't talk down to anybody, and you are clear and consistent. The mark of a true educator. Always reliable, always correct. LIKED
Using keyboard commands really speeds up the workflow in blender. It's highly recommended that users learn them. N to show/hide the view properties, T to show/hide the toolbox, ctrl+r to loop cut, s/r/g to scale rotate and grab, E to extrude from selected. These shortcuts alone will greatly speed up modeling.
So far these tutorials on blender are the best i have seen, perfect tempo just with the information you need. Many tutorials get confusing cause they miss several steps of what they are doing and often they talk like they have taken speed or something. On top of that many tutorials just give too much unnecessary information making it even harder to follow. Thank you so much!
With each project my sailing just gets smoother. blender is something of a mystery, but it's all because you are such a great teacher it's so easy to learn! Thank you!
Was searching for a good beginners guide to how apply a texture,none helped except yours. Well explained, very good understandable and a good voice w/o nushling or whatever its called :) thx mate . left you a sub
wow if only you made a video about making characters. apart from speaking so clearly, you would also be able to clearly make your explanations. you also always tell us where it find the buttons without hotkeys, which is nice in case we need to do something and we don't know the hotkeys already
Hotkeys are very important though, in a timely workflow, pressing a button for doing things such ash scaling is ridiculous, I always use the S key. G Key and R key too obviously.
Thanks man I have watched your wood texture, your cloth napkin and pool balls. They all turned out great! You have earned 1 more subscriber today! Keep going and you helped me very much! THANKS!!
I have now followed all of your tutorials on blender and can honestly say I have never met a better tutor, your explanations are clear and concise, and end results are fantastic. thank you so much for all your hard work please do some more tutorials. ...
Loving your tutorials, thanks heaps. This time though I've run into a problem. When I select 'unwrap' the result is just an orange square in the UV window, rather than the flattened cup you get. The result was that the texture was applied to each face, rather than the entire cup. I tried different forms of unwrapping, they worked better, but the texture always had some alignment problems.
Buffoon1980 I've figured out the issue. Maybe you have, already, too, but here it is: when you add the modifiers to your object, *don't* press apply for either modifier. This will leave your wireframe with fewer subdivisions, so it unwraps properly.
Buffoon1980 Late to the party, but just in case someone comes across this. The issue was that I needed to mark the seams of my object before unwrapping it.
Best and easiest Blender tutor everrrrrrr. I find I am often stuck on other blender tutorials, but watching your videos fills the holes in other tutorials. Thank you sooo much! I can't thank you enough for the knowledge :)))
Yay! .. I created a wooden bowl in Blender ..!!.. One of the rare tutorial teachers that actualy make it all understandable and easy to follow ..!!.. Can't wait to jump to the next lesson .. :)
I just want to tell you that out of every video I have seen on UA-cam regarding blender your tutorials are far the best I have seen. If I didn't know sny better I say you are the developer ov blender yourself. Great job!!
I was watching videos on. How to texture but from this video it pretty much taught me exactly what I needed to know , I’m really excited for the future
In the new version of blender, when there is no "little button" near color in the material panel (7:12) . Actually, they is no color panel. Is there another way I can add the image?
This is really cool!! I've had blender on my computer for almost 2 years and haven't used it hardly at all because I had no idea what I was doing and I couldn't find anyone who could show me how to do any of the absolute basics!! So congratulations, you're the first person to effectively show me blender
john mamuch In the rendering panel there is a box called output. It will say: /tmp/ and you can change that to be wherever you want it to be saved. Then when it finishes rendering, it will automatically save the file there
I have tried a few Blender tutorials before and got lost in the process and gave up. But your concise, easy to follow instruction is brilliant! You are an excellent teacher, thank you!
i used to like blender render too, because it was easier for me, but cycles is just a lot more realistic. im still having trouble with using the compositor though :(
tom slick I don't think either is as realistic than the other because I tried both renders and always got the same results, I have used the compositor but still new to it. I'm sticking with the blender render because I am familiar with it and I not exactly using Blender for show, I'm using it for a more productive base like making animated movies.
Prophet of Despair yeah, i didnt want to switch to cycles either, because i was used to it to. but i just figured that i had to try to keep up with the times, also it looks more realistic too me. but i hate that cycles causes fireflies, I HATE THOSE THINGS!!LOL they are such a pain to get rid of. i guess they both got their good and bad points.
This is an awesome teaching video. I learned a few things, I knew a few. But I was really impressed with how well this video was put together with the subject matter. I wish more people who did on line video tutorials, were more like you.
I have watched about ten tutorials on this same subject and yours is the first that got me to produce a final image that looked just like the example. Can't thank you enough!
+Lacobus Start by looking at lots of 5-10 minute tutorials. Avoid the 30min-2hour tutorials, if they forget to mention a step or you didn't catch something it takes you much longer.
I've been watching Blender Tutorials all day and soaking up as much as I can. You, my friend, are the BEST tutorials on youtube! Your pacing, clear explanations and attention to the most beginner details is outstanding. I will be watching everything you've got! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
I have a problem with your methods. Although you're teaching people how to model, you're not teaching Blender. You're avoiding shortcuts, and using Blender without its shortcuts is like programming in assembly language. It works, but you will take a lot longer to finish your work. Even worse, you're teaching the shortcut for grabbing in a window and using arrows to do the same in another. A beginner may end up believing that 'G' is meant for moving UV layouts.
You're completely missing the point. This is supposed to be a beginner's tutorial. For beginners, doing as much as you can with point-and-click and menus is the easiest way. Using the shortcuts is for more advances users, after the users have already become comfortable with the basics of Blender.
Hi , here is the link for blender cheatsheet by Andrew Price , it has the mapped shortcuts for versions 2.6x , it's really useful: www.blenderguru.com/wp-content/uploads/Exclusive/Blender_Cheat_Sheet.pdf Also here are some really useful pdf tutorials by Neal Hirsig to get your blender sea legs , he explains every step: gryllus.net/Blender/PDFTutorials/AllPDFTutorials.html Have fun!
TBH the avoiding short cuts helped me learn a few things I had missed from other tutorials. This was a very thorough tutorial and has helped me get past a couple of stumbling blocks I previously had.
I agree this video was very helpful for me. I have gone through other tuts that just use shortcuts and the end result was .. you know the B key tool .. what tool is that and how do I find it in a menu. Learning to navigate the software through its menus is a must and at my current learning level shortcuts are great, but don't really tell me what the tool is.
Your tutorials are very well presented. You give complete instructions. I am never left wondering what button I need to click. Many presenters are three or four procedures down the road before I figure out what button was clicked! Thank you for your clear and informative tutorials!
This is the best Blender tutorial I have seen after watching many dozens. Your pacing is perfect (many tutorials go too fast, but people who need a tutorial also need the kind of comfortable pacing you've presented). I also liked that you used menu choices where possible, instead of just using keyboard shortcuts all the time (seeing the menu choices makes it much easier to follow). And, you included other tips and "best practices" along the way, so viewers learn to be better with Blender overall. Thanks much!
This is a very good tutorial, clean and to the point, it makes it easier to absorb the information. The way you do your tutorials without all the shortcuts is also better. That helps you learn where the commands are in the menu system. The person who commented that you are missing the shortcuts should think again, learning the way the menu works is much better than trying to remember all the shortcuts. You will forget a shortcut, but you will know where to find it in the menu when you learn the commands first! Keep up the good work.
Very, VERY good tutorial for someone new to Blender! Was really getting frustrated by how to apply textures/materials and this video showed me how to in a logical way, without zipping too much through the menus and functions which are still new to me.
Absolutely. It's so hard to find quality tutorials, what with everybody so wrapped up in audiences and whatnot. Very good relayance on these, I'm subscribing, and offering my like!
Thanks for the great lesson. I love the way your straight to it. You don't waste time talking around in circles. Also you sound just like Rick Steves the travel guy.
Having just recently "discovered" Blender, I've been playing around with it. Your videos are such great teaching videos and I'm completely hooked! Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more examples as I learn to use this fantastic software.
I said to myself this morning that I needed to learn what unwrapping was. Awesome tutorial as always but this is also perfectly timed for me. Thank you!
Great beginners tutorial. Clearly spoken. Nice pace. Explaining where in the menu to find all the option rather than just assuming that the user knows the keyboard shortcut. Taking the time to cover common "gotchas" like not being in Cycles Render mode. Subscribed.
your teaching technique, voice clarity, pace and everything is awesome. I'm new to blender and still I got my wooden cup rendered till last step successfully. Thanks a lot :) keep uploading more.
Your tutorial is great! Easy to understand and learn. I mean, I'm Brazilian and I'm not too good in english, but I understand everything you say and everything you do and learn it. Thanks! Thank you so much for these tutorials!
Very good tutorial - and I've watched a ton of them. For those of you new to Blender, this tutorial is still very useful although it's 2 years old (at comment date). We're at version 2.77 now, but the GUI is still very similar to 2.68 used here. Blender is one of the best pieces of software ever written, but it's GUI is non-standard enough to make the learning curve of an already sophisticated tool difficult. LittleWebHut's approach brings out those gems that make it easier. Thanks!
You learn a lot from these tutorials, I found this way the best, view each tutorial 3 times. View 1 - Copy what this guy is doing View 2 - Copy what this guy is doing but only by listening to him View 3 - Do it on your own. By this point you have the skill to make a cup, which is like a tray, or a lamp or a vase and you are able to add any kind of texture. You are learning even without thinking
I absolutely love all your tutorials :) They really got me into blender this time, after I deleted it about 2 years ago because it made no sense :) Thank you :)
These tutorials are my favorite to follow along with, they're easy to understand and I remember a good percentage of what you teach. Thank you so much tutor4.
Wow...perfect again. I like the length of these vids too. In addition to being clear...and geared for beginners (or people like me who need a lot of repetition of basic concepts), I like the "to the point" approach. Thanks again!
Thank you. The best tutorial on this program I've found yet. Very detailed and I was able to produce the results very easily...now, will I remember it all? Sure.
Love your tutorials. They are so clear and concise with plenty of detailed instruction. Made notes this time around as I am moving on to using materials to make my creations more realistic and this tutorial was a good start.Will be looking at more of your tutorials in order to get better at material creation and hope you would be wiling to add more on this subject if I find a need because of the clarity I find here on your channel. Thank you again for your help in advancing my knowledge of Blender.
You have done great work. The best tutorial I´ve ever seen. Congratulations and greetings from Finland! Some features (using version 2.72) have been changed since you made this video, but it was so, so helpful. You solved many problems I´ve encounted. The problems with my mouse are still bothering. But it's an other story. Thanks a'lot!
This gives a very good use of blender on how Basic Texturing with images as it states. I watched several other videos that were too fast or not specific and used alternate maybe too advanced ways of doing similar things. None of them used the standard views provided in the native use of the program. This one did and is version non-specific so it crosses into 2.79b as well. Thank you for this tutorial. No longer pulling out my hair.
such a beautifull video in 12min ....CLEAN and detailed and short time video without wasting time.....SALUTE YOU....you deserve infinite subscirbers (along with extraterrestrials😜) REALLY
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I've seen some other tutorials where people talk too much about unrelated stuff. But yours are very professional and go in depth by explaining each step. Good job and thanks for your time and patience. Subscribed.
I don't think I've ever had this much fun with Blender--you make it seem very easy--Thank You Very Much!
I love your tutorials, very didactic, clear voice, not to speed. The pointer moves slowly and just for the explanations, not incessantly in every directions like in many other tutos. Your Fuzzy stuffed bear tutos is really great. Thanks a lot...
I have a condition called MND / ALS I have no movement at all. I spend a great deal of time on my computer with a straw in my mouth to control the GUI. This video is simple but informative in its description of the process. Thank you for giving me another target to achieve.
Fleck
I actually thought this was just another troll on the internet (Which is pretty sad tbh) But then I looked at your channel and see that is not the case. It's amazing that you do this stuff man. Much love, respect, and prayers for you!
Another Joni Erickson. This shows you that no matter what place a person is in life someone has it worse and proves that nothing keeps them down. Great work.
good luck to you mate
HOw U tYpe
Rhys Cullinane probably without typing...
your tutorials are so well thought and no umms and aaahhs. Thank you
Aaaaaaaahh
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hmmmmm
uh huh huh. shut up beavis
and no music
Best tutorial ever. Not too fast, not too slow, very clear and easy to follow. Thank you - I had a lot of fun!
You're seriously a great teacher. Very easy to understand for beginners
Great tutorial, brief and to the point. Covers every step you need to know and the narrator didn’t waste time telling stories or drifting from the lesson.
So far so good. This is the third tutorial of yours that I have done. I made a tea cup, an alarm clock, and now a wooden cup. Very easy so far, no problems whatsoever. I'm going to keep going with the beginner tutorials until I run out, and then move onto intermediate. Keep the tutorials coming! Great job!! Cheers mate.
I felt your style of teaching was better than any other's I've listened to. You're clear, thorough and straight forward. Thank you!!!
Is very important than Blender counts on experienced users which teach newbies with didactic and detailed tutorials like this one.
hello
Just want to give my thanks to the author of these videos. Your tutorials are concise without being short, descriptive without being overwhelming, and easy to follow without being trivial. Could not ask for better tutorials for beginners to Blender -- which itself isn't the easiest tool to use out of the box!
You've done your commentary so well that I can complete the tutorial only by listening to your voice! ;) (Which I did) AWESOME!
This is the only blender tutorial I have managed to follow from start to finish without any problems, and to actually have a completed, textured object at the end of it is wonderful. Thank you very much!
That was really easy to follow. My wooden cup is the bomb. Thanks.
My wooden cup literally has a bomb in it.
my wooden cup exploded :(
Thanks again T4U. I've done quite a few of your tutorials in Inkscape, GIMP, and now Blender. You don't assume knowledge (which is great in my case), you don't talk down to anybody, and you are clear and consistent. The mark of a true educator. Always reliable, always correct. LIKED
Using keyboard commands really speeds up the workflow in blender. It's highly recommended that users learn them. N to show/hide the view properties, T to show/hide the toolbox, ctrl+r to loop cut, s/r/g to scale rotate and grab, E to extrude from selected. These shortcuts alone will greatly speed up modeling.
So far these tutorials on blender are the best i have seen, perfect tempo just with the information you need. Many tutorials get confusing cause they miss several steps of what they are doing and often they talk like they have taken speed or something. On top of that many tutorials just give too much unnecessary information making it even harder to follow.
Thank you so much!
Good Video and Tutorial. Very clear audio too.. which helps this old man.. THANKS
With each project my sailing just gets smoother. blender is something of a mystery, but it's all because you are such a great teacher it's so easy to learn! Thank you!
Was searching for a good beginners guide to how apply a texture,none helped except yours. Well explained, very good understandable and a good voice w/o nushling or whatever its called :) thx mate . left you a sub
I'm a complete beginner and this is the second tutorial I have completed from this teacher, so easy to follow, great for beginners!
wow if only you made a video about making characters. apart from speaking so clearly, you would also be able to clearly make your explanations. you also always tell us where it find the buttons without hotkeys, which is nice in case we need to do something and we don't know the hotkeys already
I totally agree. For me as a beginner it is one of the best tutorials about handling with Blender. Thanks a lot!
Hotkeys are very important though, in a timely workflow, pressing a button for doing things such ash scaling is ridiculous, I always use the S key. G Key and R key too obviously.
Wow, this was the first tutorial I followed for Blender. About 3 years later, I'm still following Blender Tutorials :-)
Thanks man I have watched your wood texture, your cloth napkin and pool balls.
They all turned out great! You have earned 1 more subscriber today!
Keep going and you helped me very much!
THANKS!!
I have now followed all of your tutorials on blender and can honestly say I have never met a better tutor, your explanations are clear and concise, and end results are fantastic. thank you so much for all your hard work please do some more tutorials. ...
Loving your tutorials, thanks heaps. This time though I've run into a problem. When I select 'unwrap' the result is just an orange square in the UV window, rather than the flattened cup you get. The result was that the texture was applied to each face, rather than the entire cup. I tried different forms of unwrapping, they worked better, but the texture always had some alignment problems.
Buffoon1980 I'm getting the same problem.
Buffoon1980 I've figured out the issue. Maybe you have, already, too, but here it is: when you add the modifiers to your object, *don't* press apply for either modifier. This will leave your wireframe with fewer subdivisions, so it unwraps properly.
Buffoon1980 what version of blender are you using? I've found that version 2.74 unwraps properly for me.
Buffoon1980 Late to the party, but just in case someone comes across this. The issue was that I needed to mark the seams of my object before unwrapping it.
Best and easiest Blender tutor everrrrrrr. I find I am often stuck on other blender tutorials, but watching your videos fills the holes in other tutorials. Thank you sooo much! I can't thank you enough for the knowledge :)))
This was my first Blender experience and I found your tute easy to follow and very helpful. Thanks! ^ . ^
Yay! .. I created a wooden bowl in Blender ..!!.. One of the rare tutorial teachers that actualy make it all understandable and easy to follow ..!!.. Can't wait to jump to the next lesson .. :)
This was a really great tutorial and it helped me out a lot.
I just want to tell you that out of every video I have seen on UA-cam regarding blender your tutorials are far the best I have seen. If I didn't know sny better I say you are the developer ov blender yourself. Great job!!
Thanks man, great video. All worked perfectly fine for me, and I learned some new tricks, so overall I'm a happier person now :D
Same
I was watching videos on. How to texture but from this video it pretty much taught me exactly what I needed to know , I’m really excited for the future
In the new version of blender, when there is no "little button" near color in the material panel (7:12) . Actually, they is no color panel. Is there another way I can add the image?
AlphaZZZGaming there is, make sure that you've selected cycles render.
Ah i c
Just drag the image from your desktop
This is really cool!! I've had blender on my computer for almost 2 years and haven't used it hardly at all because I had no idea what I was doing and I couldn't find anyone who could show me how to do any of the absolute basics!! So congratulations, you're the first person to effectively show me blender
Thank you very much. ^^
Your videos, are so helpful for memorizing Blender's interface, and control scheme.
*Liked *Subbed
Your thorough style and concise, clear direction have ruined me for most other tutorials. Keep at em.
Thank you I like the step by step process
Perfectly discribed tutorial. Loudly spoke, info about pressed keys. Really good tutor. Thanks
that was amazing. thanks alot but i can't seems to save my image. is there any other way of saving the final product without using a shortcut key?
You can click on the Image menu, at the bottom of the window, and select "Save As Image."
sorry i forgot to mension that i'm using v2.70 and i can't find the image menu.
john mamuch In the rendering panel there is a box called output. It will say: /tmp/ and you can change that to be wherever you want it to be saved. Then when it finishes rendering, it will automatically save the file there
thanks explodingcrete.
Just click F12 to render an image on specified frame,and click F3 to save it as automatically,then choose otuput,and it's done! :)
One of the best tutorials about Blender I have seen. Every step is explained well and clear. I think I must look your other tuts too.
Thanks so much this worked really good. You should make videos about making characters from Toy Story :D
I have tried a few Blender tutorials before and got lost in the process and gave up. But your concise, easy to follow instruction is brilliant! You are an excellent teacher, thank you!
I don't want Cycles Render, I want the Blender Render
i used to like blender render too, because it was easier for me, but cycles is just a lot more realistic. im still having trouble with using the compositor though :(
tom slick I don't think either is as realistic than the other because I tried both renders and always got the same results, I have used the compositor but still new to it. I'm sticking with the blender render because I am familiar with it and I not exactly using Blender for show, I'm using it for a more productive base like making animated movies.
Prophet of Despair yeah, i didnt want to switch to cycles either, because i was used to it to. but i just figured that i had to try to keep up with the times, also it looks more realistic too me. but i hate that cycles causes fireflies, I HATE THOSE THINGS!!LOL they are such a pain to get rid of. i guess they both got their good and bad points.
that's fair enough mate, neither is better, it's the person using it
How do make everything smoother in Blender Please respond, no one is responding.
This is an awesome teaching video. I learned a few things, I knew a few. But I was really impressed with how well this video was put together with the subject matter. I wish more people who did on line video tutorials, were more like you.
WTF unwrap
I have watched about ten tutorials on this same subject and yours is the first that got me to produce a final image that looked just like the example. Can't thank you enough!
Blender is so unbelievably frustrating.
+SIKONIX Me too :D
+Lacobus Start by looking at lots of 5-10 minute tutorials. Avoid the 30min-2hour tutorials, if they forget to mention a step or you didn't catch something it takes you much longer.
I've been watching Blender Tutorials all day and soaking up as much as I can. You, my friend, are the BEST tutorials on youtube! Your pacing, clear explanations and attention to the most beginner details is outstanding.
I will be watching everything you've got! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
I have a problem with your methods. Although you're teaching people how to model, you're not teaching Blender. You're avoiding shortcuts, and using Blender without its shortcuts is like programming in assembly language. It works, but you will take a lot longer to finish your work. Even worse, you're teaching the shortcut for grabbing in a window and using arrows to do the same in another. A beginner may end up believing that 'G' is meant for moving UV layouts.
You're completely missing the point. This is supposed to be a beginner's tutorial. For beginners, doing as much as you can with point-and-click and menus is the easiest way. Using the shortcuts is for more advances users, after the users have already become comfortable with the basics of Blender.
Hi , here is the link for blender cheatsheet by Andrew Price , it has the mapped shortcuts for versions 2.6x , it's really useful:
www.blenderguru.com/wp-content/uploads/Exclusive/Blender_Cheat_Sheet.pdf
Also here are some really useful pdf tutorials by Neal Hirsig to get your blender sea legs , he explains every step:
gryllus.net/Blender/PDFTutorials/AllPDFTutorials.html
Have fun!
TBH the avoiding short cuts helped me learn a few things I had missed from other tutorials. This was a very thorough tutorial and has helped me get past a couple of stumbling blocks I previously had.
alex korbey same here
I agree this video was very helpful for me. I have gone through other tuts that just use shortcuts and the end result was .. you know the B key tool .. what tool is that and how do I find it in a menu. Learning to navigate the software through its menus is a must and at my current learning level shortcuts are great, but don't really tell me what the tool is.
Your tutorials are very well presented. You give complete instructions. I am never left wondering what button I need to click. Many presenters are three or four procedures down the road before I figure out what button was clicked! Thank you for your clear and informative tutorials!
This is the best Blender tutorial I have seen after watching many dozens. Your pacing is perfect (many tutorials go too fast, but people who need a tutorial also need the kind of comfortable pacing you've presented). I also liked that you used menu choices where possible, instead of just using keyboard shortcuts all the time (seeing the menu choices makes it much easier to follow). And, you included other tips and "best practices" along the way, so viewers learn to be better with Blender overall. Thanks much!
I feel like I could take on the world after watching these tutorials! Are you with me? Let's get modelling!
This is a very good tutorial, clean and to the point, it makes it easier to absorb the information. The way you do your tutorials without all the shortcuts is also better. That helps you learn where the commands are in the menu system. The person who commented that you are missing the shortcuts should think again, learning the way the menu works is much better than trying to remember all the shortcuts. You will forget a shortcut, but you will know where to find it in the menu when you learn the commands first! Keep up the good work.
Man! you are "the" teacher! you just showed me a lot of things that i was looking for and wasn't able to find around the internet! thanks!
Best tutorials on youtube, thanks for your work, I learned more in 1 hour with you than the last 2 weeks.
I love this tutorial, straight to the point, and precise values, giving small hints along the way. Perfect for beginners like me. Thank you.
Very, VERY good tutorial for someone new to Blender! Was really getting frustrated by how to apply textures/materials and this video showed me how to in a logical way, without zipping too much through the menus and functions which are still new to me.
Absolutely. It's so hard to find quality tutorials, what with everybody so wrapped up in audiences and whatnot. Very good relayance on these, I'm subscribing, and offering my like!
Wow what an amazing tutorial! I learnt more from this one tutorial than I learnt in a week of other training! Thanks a ton!!!
Thanks for the great lesson. I love the way your straight to it. You don't waste time talking around in circles. Also you sound just like Rick Steves the travel guy.
Having just recently "discovered" Blender, I've been playing around with it. Your videos are such great teaching videos and I'm completely hooked! Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more examples as I learn to use this fantastic software.
I said to myself this morning that I needed to learn what unwrapping was. Awesome tutorial as always but this is also perfectly timed for me. Thank you!
Another magical rendition of the art of teaching from the maestro.
Words are scanty. So many thanks from the core of the heart.
Warm regards.
I've been looking for a good Blender tutorial for days. Finally found it
Best tutorial on blender in my opinion! I got an assignment done in 15 minutes!!!
Great beginners tutorial. Clearly spoken. Nice pace. Explaining where in the menu to find all the option rather than just assuming that the user knows the keyboard shortcut. Taking the time to cover common "gotchas" like not being in Cycles Render mode. Subscribed.
I been going through millions of tutorials for bender but none of them helped me. This is first that has helped.
The pace was just right, not too fast or too slow. Thank you!
Love your tutorials...been using Blender for about 8 months now and i still find your tutorials useful lol. Keep it up!
This guy knows how to give some good tips no problem if your a noob or a pro. Thank you so much!
your teaching technique, voice clarity, pace and everything is awesome. I'm new to blender and still I got my wooden cup rendered till last step successfully. Thanks a lot :) keep uploading more.
Definitely the best Blender tutorials period. Thank you so much for doing this!
Your tutorial is great! Easy to understand and learn. I mean, I'm Brazilian and I'm not too good in english, but I understand everything you say and everything you do and learn it.
Thanks! Thank you so much for these tutorials!
Very good tutorial - and I've watched a ton of them. For those of you new to Blender, this tutorial is still very useful although it's 2 years old (at comment date). We're at version 2.77 now, but the GUI is still very similar to 2.68 used here. Blender is one of the best pieces of software ever written, but it's GUI is non-standard enough to make the learning curve of an already sophisticated tool difficult. LittleWebHut's approach brings out those gems that make it easier. Thanks!
I remember doing this tutorial when I was first learning Blender, like 5 years ago. : )
Life would be so easy if this guy made a tutorial for everything
OMG I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH!! I'm an absolute beginner and had no problem following along and I learned so much! I love you for this omg
Your tutorials are so helpful and clear. You're far better than any teacher ive ever had. Thankyou for these amazing videos!!!
You learn a lot from these tutorials, I found this way the best, view each tutorial 3 times.
View 1 - Copy what this guy is doing
View 2 - Copy what this guy is doing but only by listening to him
View 3 - Do it on your own.
By this point you have the skill to make a cup, which is like a tray, or a lamp or a vase and you are able to add any kind of texture.
You are learning even without thinking
Quite honestly the best tutorial I've ever seen on youtube for anything! Clear and easy to follow. Thanks a lot man :D
I absolutely love all your tutorials :) They really got me into blender this time, after I deleted it about 2 years ago because it made no sense :)
Thank you :)
These tutorials are my favorite to follow along with, they're easy to understand and I remember a good percentage of what you teach. Thank you so much tutor4.
trust me so far the bestest tutorials on youtube. keen, clean and awesome!!
THANK you!
keep em coming
Never saw this High level of tutorials wow pls continue your work you are the best!!!
Wow...perfect again. I like the length of these vids too. In addition to being clear...and geared for beginners (or people like me who need a lot of repetition of basic concepts), I like the "to the point" approach. Thanks again!
Thank you. The best tutorial on this program I've found yet. Very detailed and I was able to produce the results very easily...now, will I remember it all? Sure.
Another great tutorial! Thank you so much for your kindness in uploading these for FREE!!!
You are spectacular and this tut is flawless. But no matter how far I zoomed out, I never saw a lamp, so I just added one! Turned out great!
Love your tutorials. They are so clear and concise with plenty of detailed instruction. Made notes this time around as I am moving on to using materials to make my creations more realistic and this tutorial was a good start.Will be looking at more of your tutorials in order to get better at material creation and hope you would be wiling to add more on this subject if I find a need because of the clarity I find here on your channel. Thank you again for your help in advancing my knowledge of Blender.
Just moved from Wings to Blender, your tutorials are a great help. Very intuitive. Thx
I follow your tutorials religiously. Waiting for some more with new tricks.
Thanks a lot!
You have done great work. The best tutorial I´ve ever seen. Congratulations and greetings from Finland! Some features (using version 2.72) have been changed since you made this video, but it was so, so helpful. You solved many problems I´ve encounted. The problems with my mouse are still bothering. But it's an other story. Thanks a'lot!
Best tutorial I have ever watched. Very patient and clear instructions. Thank you :)
Your Tutorials Make It Easy To Understand How To Create Objects And Scenes In Blender. Keep Up The Excellent Work.
Very easy and doesn't require knowledge of previous videos, thanks so much!!
This gives a very good use of blender on how Basic Texturing with images as it states. I watched several other videos that were too fast or not specific and used alternate maybe too advanced ways of doing similar things. None of them used the standard views provided in the native use of the program. This one did and is version non-specific so it crosses into 2.79b as well. Thank you for this tutorial. No longer pulling out my hair.
such a beautifull video in 12min ....CLEAN and detailed and short time video without wasting time.....SALUTE YOU....you deserve infinite subscirbers (along with extraterrestrials😜) REALLY
This is my first ever work in blender. Your example is fabulous ! I learned a lot of things from it. Thank you very much !