Love this! Stuck on one part though (completely noob question here), but how do you get that quick menu where you can select "Separate/Join"? Menu can be seen at at this 0:56 mark. Thanks!
this is amazing ... people do 30 minutes tutorials which I have to watch 3x to understand this is exactly what Im looking for in minutes. LIFE SAVER, time and money saver as well!!!! Thanks
OMG !!!!!!! THIS IS WHAT I WAS TRYING TO SEARCH !!!! You're my life saver !!! Thank you thank you thank you, I was trying to create some pipes and crazy stuff with "cables" for my "Blame!" world in Blender but I was struggled to how use pipes with cables.
Its a real shame that you don't use software to display which keys you are using, especially at the end of the tutorial when your are splitting and editing the individual cables. I can't tell what you are doing so I can't replicate it :/
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Maybe this video is not for begginers me included, and is focused more in what you can do
He's not doing anything too fancy! So all he's just selecting an edge and using the move tool (shortcut G) and then moving them around freely/rotating them. And how he's getting a large area to move around he has proportional editing turned on (should be at the top of your workspace in the centre, it's a little circle symbol) and then just to the right of that symbol there's a drop down menu which I think by default looks like a smooth A or mountain peak, click on that to bring down the options and click "Connected Only". That way you move around anything inside your "sphere" (mouse wheel up and down to increase/decrease the size of said sphere) and it'll only effect the individual tube you're selecting, despite it being part of a larger mesh! Okay LOOKS like a lot of info but I swear it's v straightforward haha. Just turn on Proportional editing> Connected only> G to move/S to scale/R to rotate.
please slow down a little, those who have never done this will get lost, shouldn't have to slow down to go through it, but ty so much I needed this!!!!
Thanks. For once I'm commenting a blender tutorial. Thank you for not putting 10 hours long intro and outro. Thanks for not bombarding us with publicities. And thanks for getting straight to the point. Don't change
Thank you! I kept looking for an easy way to make a cord and all I could find was tutorials kn how to make ropes and other complex objects! This is so much easier.
This might be the best damn tutorial I've ever seen. You are the fucking man sir. I tip my hat to you. Maybe you can make a tutorial on how to make tutorials so we're not all out here wasting time learning how to make a cube, scrubbing through the timeline to the stuff we're here for.
wow, UA-cam is really working on the recommendation filter, just a while ago I found a Roblox builder that started using blender and now I found these video! good tutorial, keep it up dude
When extruding around the pipe at 0:29, is there a way to not get confused with the perspective? Like, for the extrusion to only touch the surface of the pipe.
Hello! can u tell me please how did u get them (wires at 1:07) to move individually, in my case at this final step i can move wires all together only..
in the top left is a small group of buttons, those are the select modes, it has 3 modes, Vertices, faces, and edges, they should have little decals on them so you'll be able to tell (note the buttons are right under File, Edit, window etc tabs)
This was fast.. had to use .5 speed :) TY for this.. quick question, at the very end when you're separting the cables out 1 by 1 using proportional editing... how do you get the move tool to move only that one tiny wire? Mine always move the entire bundle.
bro the edge slide instructions are very unclear, ive been stuck on it for ages now trying to find out how to add that shape to the pipe, i would like a clearer explanation plz
Gees. 1min is all it took for me to understand how to do it. THank you. this is what you should do, 1min superquick helpful tips. Love zero intro and outro, sick of those 10min long bullshit greetings and sponsor talks. you do you.
1:06 see that blue box (top middle screen) ? Turn it on and press the small box next to it, then enable "connected only" :). This is called proportional editing.
hmm.. my cable ends up being egg-shaped when looking at the crossection near a bend :/ any ideas what I'm doing wrong? edit: had to apply all transforms before converting to curve :D
Applying all transforms while it was still a curve worked for me. You just have to be in object mode for the option to pop up. Thought I'd mention this as I was working with curves rather than with an object that you convert to a curve. Thanks for commenting this btw! I was very confused.
Super video !! I only have the problem that the Faces Extrude does not work (Timestamp 0:24). For me, it only increases in one direction, not evenly in all directions. Does anyone have an idea what this can be ?
@@BLOODCHROMEDESIGN Ahh perfekt...Thanks. Can you make Tutorials for beginners in a slower speed? 🤣. Sometime it is hard to understand with high speed 😃
Thanks for these tips!! One thing i notice when you're modelling is that in the viewport your models have this look on them with the white edges and I guess Ambient Occlusion? How do you get those white edges?
press p to open the "separate" menu, then press 1 to choose the first option. You can also obviously just click on the first option with your mouse, but keyboard is faster when you get used to it
I know its been two years but it might be because while in edit mode, you are in either edge or face select. you have to make sure youre in vertex select before you extrude since you just got rid of all the edges and faces in the first step
Love this! Stuck on one part though (completely noob question here), but how do you get that quick menu where you can select "Separate/Join"?
Menu can be seen at at this 0:56 mark. Thanks!
Hey, it's my quickmenu addon! it's free. you can learn more about it here:
ua-cam.com/video/SPIkZEnhtTk/v-deo.html
@@passivestar Gotcha, thanks so much! Keep up the awesome work!
By far the most underrated blender tutorial of all time.
oh man now i can make all the pipes, thank you!!!
This kind of tutorials are amazing! Short, and you know everything you'll need. Thank you 👍
Glad it was helpful!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS. I LOVE it when people make these short, straight-to-the-point videos on tips and tricks. You are a LIFESAVER! Thank you!
this is amazing ... people do 30 minutes tutorials which I have to watch 3x to understand this is exactly what Im looking for in minutes. LIFE SAVER, time and money saver as well!!!! Thanks
Exactly! I'm in the same boat. I tend to look for 2-5 minute tutorials that go straight to the point. People that do these short tips are AWESOME!
Short and to the point. Exactly what I needed. Thank you!
straight forward, simple, quick, doesn't shove 40min of useless information
i like it!
I've always used bezier curves to create the shape for my pipes, never thought about using vertices for it. Thanks!
this is literally the best pipe tutorial I've found. thank you
OMG !!!!!!! THIS IS WHAT I WAS TRYING TO SEARCH !!!! You're my life saver !!! Thank you thank you thank you, I was trying to create some pipes and crazy stuff with "cables" for my "Blame!" world in Blender but I was struggled to how use pipes with cables.
It took me a few attempts but I did it. Saving this to my Blender Playlist!!! Thank you for this tutorial. It's amazing.
Glad it helped!
How did he copy loops.
absolutely mind bending, I love how everything just fits into place and looks amazing, thanks you for this dude 👌
No problem 👍
Its a real shame that you don't use software to display which keys you are using, especially at the end of the tutorial when your are splitting and editing the individual cables. I can't tell what you are doing so I can't replicate it :/
Maybe this video is not for begginers me included, and is focused more in what you can do
He's not doing anything too fancy! So all he's just selecting an edge and using the move tool (shortcut G) and then moving them around freely/rotating them. And how he's getting a large area to move around he has proportional editing turned on (should be at the top of your workspace in the centre, it's a little circle symbol) and then just to the right of that symbol there's a drop down menu which I think by default looks like a smooth A or mountain peak, click on that to bring down the options and click "Connected Only". That way you move around anything inside your "sphere" (mouse wheel up and down to increase/decrease the size of said sphere) and it'll only effect the individual tube you're selecting, despite it being part of a larger mesh!
Okay LOOKS like a lot of info but I swear it's v straightforward haha. Just turn on Proportional editing> Connected only> G to move/S to scale/R to rotate.
@@ferretart this comment was so helpful! Once explained it was easy/obvious. Good explanation too!
thanks you so much guy, you save my job =))))@@ferretart
@@ferretart thank you so much.....
please slow down a little, those who have never done this will get lost, shouldn't have to slow down to go through it, but ty so much I needed this!!!!
Thanks. For once I'm commenting a blender tutorial. Thank you for not putting 10 hours long intro and outro. Thanks for not bombarding us with publicities. And thanks for getting straight to the point. Don't change
Thank you! I kept looking for an easy way to make a cord and all I could find was tutorials kn how to make ropes and other complex objects! This is so much easier.
This might be the best damn tutorial I've ever seen. You are the fucking man sir. I tip my hat to you. Maybe you can make a tutorial on how to make tutorials so we're not all out here wasting time learning how to make a cube, scrubbing through the timeline to the stuff we're here for.
wow, UA-cam is really working on the recommendation filter, just a while ago I found a Roblox builder that started using blender and now I found these video! good tutorial, keep it up dude
Ok, this is the best video i have ever seen on the internet.
Thank you!! this is how all Blender tutorials should be
Happy to help!
Beautiful and simple!!! the best pipe recipe so far!
I love your videos, just started following you a couple days and I am very impressed! you are a genius! glad you are using Blender
Awesome! Thank you!
super useful thanks :)
When extruding around the pipe at 0:29, is there a way to not get confused with the perspective? Like, for the extrusion to only touch the surface of the pipe.
Hello! can u tell me please how did u get them (wires at 1:07) to move individually, in my case at this final step i can move wires all together only..
you have no idea how much i,ve been struggling trying to make cables..you are a f$cking legend , lemme subscribe real quick
This is AMAZING! Such an easy way to do it! Thank you so much!
Too bad we can't see the keys you press. at 1:00, you select only the edges. how do you do that without selecting all the mesh ?
in the top left is a small group of buttons, those are the select modes, it has 3 modes, Vertices, faces, and edges, they should have little decals on them so you'll be able to tell
(note the buttons are right under File, Edit, window etc tabs)
While in edge select mode, CTRL+ALT+left click to perform select ring function, and then SHIFT+CTRL+ALT+left click on the rest of the segments
How did you subdivide it at second 0.40 For me, nothing happens when I press CTRL+3
Thanks for Easy Tutorial
So much value in such a short time
Thanks ❤
This was fast.. had to use .5 speed :) TY for this.. quick question, at the very end when you're separting the cables out 1 by 1 using proportional editing... how do you get the move tool to move only that one tiny wire? Mine always move the entire bundle.
bro the edge slide instructions are very unclear, ive been stuck on it for ages now trying to find out how to add that shape to the pipe, i would like a clearer explanation plz
Whoa. Can you produce a longer (more detailed) vid on this please?
I don’t understand how did you split the cables like that?
omg the best blender tutorial ive ever seen!!!!
Incredible video, also love your video format, very fast
wow thanks !
Gees. 1min is all it took for me to understand how to do it. THank you. this is what you should do, 1min superquick helpful tips.
Love zero intro and outro, sick of those 10min long bullshit greetings and sponsor talks. you do you.
Satisfying flow. Simple and powerful, nice one
Quick and easy, amazing !
Thank you :)
Dropped my Jaw in the first 20 seconds, Bravo sir!
Relieved way. Nice
LOVE THIS!!! thanks for the succinct tutorial!!!!
A great short tutorial that actually worked :)
the last one was cool
Fastest subscribe button hit ive done lol so quick , smooth and informative!
This is the video I'm looking for, but unfortunately there is no screen button display, which is distressing for beginners. THANKS
You just blew my mind!
these tutorials are amazing, thank you
Glad you like them!
Thank you.
This helped me really much dude, thanks!
I like pipes and cables
Exactly what i needed, Thanks !
This is outstanding. Just wish you could do a more in-depth video on it.
fast and informative.... i love it you deserved my like
Thanks for liking!
i pressed m+1 and it made me save some kind of collection
make sure you are in edit mode.
@@cadmanfox6874 thanks I realized that lol
@@Blackskies-b1z i was about to comment about the issue too, but I checked edit mode. probably saved us a lot of time lol.
Brilliant! Thank you.
what a legend you are!
That is exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you : )
This is a perfect tutorial!!
Wow! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this.
thanks, this helps a lot!
amazing thx
this is so goood
can someone tell how did he do 0:22. the extrusions. how did he select the orange areas first. i started today, absolute beginner
ctrl + r in version 2.9
wow this is very effective
Thank you
You're welcome!
really useful thanks
you're crazy, this is insane. thank you. im clapping for you
Awesome Work!
Thanks!
Thank you!
How to move cable seperately in final part of video?
1:06 see that blue box (top middle screen) ? Turn it on and press the small box next to it, then enable "connected only" :). This is called proportional editing.
how can i only copy the loops from the cable (1:01) ; - ;
alt left click on the edges
Love this video, I folow u and love the quick tip. it's so great and great. waiting every day for a next video. ^^. tks u so much
thx, cool tutorial
I finished the video and was like...."What just happened..." XD
Thank you for your video sir
hmm.. my cable ends up being egg-shaped when looking at the crossection near a bend :/ any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
edit: had to apply all transforms before converting to curve :D
Applying all transforms while it was still a curve worked for me. You just have to be in object mode for the option to pop up.
Thought I'd mention this as I was working with curves rather than with an object that you convert to a curve.
Thanks for commenting this btw! I was very confused.
Super video !!
I only have the problem that the Faces Extrude does not work (Timestamp 0:24). For me, it only increases in one direction, not evenly in all directions. Does anyone have an idea what this can be ?
Try Alt-E, choose “Extrude along Normals’
@@BLOODCHROMEDESIGN Ahh perfekt...Thanks.
Can you make Tutorials for beginners in a slower speed? 🤣. Sometime it is hard to understand with high speed 😃
@@SepicsFotografie No problem. I’m not the one who made this tutorial, just a random commenter.
@@BLOODCHROMEDESIGN Ahh sorry. My mistake 🤣
bless u sire@@BLOODCHROMEDESIGN
Nice!!!!
Thanks for these tips!! One thing i notice when you're modelling is that in the viewport your models have this look on them with the white edges and I guess Ambient Occlusion? How do you get those white edges?
I mention those settings in my startup file quick tip, check it out
whoa!!!! thank you
My curves always turn out more like ribbons instead of being perfectly round, and changing depth doesn't fix this.... any ideas?
You are just explaining too fast and skipping important steps. How to extrude vertex along the pipe?
thank you
when you created the bunch of cables at the end, is it then possible to animate them to move like cables and interact with each other?
holy s.... awesome!
idk if someone is going to see this, but when I solidify the curve it ends up uneven in the end and start faces. anyone know how to fix this?
My line becomes a part of the object. Whenever I try to select it , the whole object gets selected .why so?
ok THIS is gooddd
how did you move each pipe alone 1:05
go to edge select, select the lines with alt button and shift + d
what p+1 or m+1 mean, sorry for asking. im new using blender :'(
press p to open the "separate" menu, then press 1 to choose the first option. You can also obviously just click on the first option with your mouse, but keyboard is faster when you get used to it
at 1:00 how did you select just the edges without the faces?
IF U KNOW OTDAY TELL ME PLS
That part right at 1:00 is very confusing, I have no idea how you're doing any of those steps.
ı cant extrude after ı merge them at center does anyone know why ?
I know its been two years but it might be because while in edit mode, you are in either edge or face select. you have to make sure youre in vertex select before you extrude since you just got rid of all the edges and faces in the first step
as soon as I hit M it wanna move my cube to a collection, can't figure out how to convert it to a vertice.. yea, I'm noob
This tripped me up too. I had to switch to edit mode first
@@ojcruzArt aha! I see it! Thanks a million mate! That was really helpful :D
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