For anybody seeing a mostly white render in Cycles it's because Blender switched to Filmic color space recently and this video was from before that. To fix your render, reduce each light's power by a factor of a thousand. So, the two that were 5000 should be at 5 instead. And the one at 2000 can be at 2. This was just based on trial and error, I tried just setting them to 0, since they were already that close, but it was a tad too dark. 5 and 2 seemed to work well.
Very good tutorials - Very clear, well scripted and (as others have observed) you explain what you are going to do ...and THEN you do it. This is incredibly important and a tip that many other tutors would do well to emulate. As much as I admire the skill of other practitioners, many of them seem to be just "narrating" their process after the fact. I've learned substantially more from the time spent following your channel. Thank you so much for the effort and thought that goes into these.
Only point I have that he is not talking overall but only on this specific hammer. For example "click ctrl + exactly 5 times" or He didn't make clear how the two materials on head will turn out or how it works. I had to get it by myself. But overall brilliant blender tutorial. I was struggling with materials so long because there is lack of good tutorials and 2.8 tutorials xD
This channel is so underrated, this is the best blender tutorial I have seen, you go so much into detail about everything and that’s exactly what I needed, thank you!
I haven't used any 3D softwares for almost about 8 or 9 years, but I recently wanted to pick it up again and I've felt so lost when I opened Blender. This video and the previous one to model a hammer have been so so helpful. They're the easiest tutorials to follow and understand fully. Bless you for this.
In my version of Blender (2.80b 2019-05-21) point lights have two parameters: "Power" (in Watts) and "Emission Strength". I was able to get the same results if I use "Power" instead of "Strength" (set Strength to 1.0 and Power to 5000W/2000W)
Absolutely amazing tutorials. I have been endlessly scrolling through so many Blender tutorials until I found yours. The best tutorial I have ever seen so far, so helpful with understanding the software. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you are a very skilled teacher.
I would pay money to let this man teach me Blender. Seriously, you explain everything perfectly, you go at just the right pace, and your repetition with mentioning the steps really makes the info stick. 10/10, and subbed.
Man, you restored my faith in myself. I've used sketchup and cad tools all my life. I always thought that Blender and such programs are too complicated, especially at my age. My life makes sense to me again. It only took a few hours to change it. Thank you. If you are going to found a Blender church, I want to be its first member.
Agree. This change everything. There are many tutorials, but most of them will make you feel a miserable being. This tutorial restores self-confidence.
I mean, I just started blender but this is too much, I can see why he wants to show the values and the stuff with the nodes, but like holy! I don't need to see the exact place where you put your light. In my opinion, it's a little bit controlling, I think the best thing you can do for a beginners tutorial, is to show the complicated stuff without insulting the viewer's intelligence with the most simple stuff like moving the light 3 studs.
i've been working with blender for more than 2 years now, and i'm still as ecstatic as the first day when i see the turor4u tutorials. you're a legend, thank you very much for the many tutorials. your tutorials were a great help to start with blender, and I'm sure your tutorials will help many newcomers with 2.8
i just love the way you explain in details other artist are hiding from as in oder to achive realism i thing ive learned alot and ill watch it over and over again to achive realism
if your pic becomes WHITE during RENDERING.. JUST FOLLOW THE STEPS: go to the rander properties....then..click the last option>color management...then make EXPOSURE to -10 ...........i worked very hard to find the solution.
This TUTORIAL is something else. Wonderful. I have learned tons. Explanation is on point. Your patience is amazing. It made me realize that PATIENCE is key on such modeling tasks. THANK YOU. Please don't stop.
Being new to Blender, I have looked at a lot of tutorials, and your tutorials were the first ones I found that actually taught me something. Yours are concise, easy to follow, and each mouse click is well explained without glossing over any of the details us "newbies" often forget.
Brilliant. After 7 months of Blendering, I came across this as a result of praise for you on another channel - for me undoubtedly one of the best tutorials yet - so clear and precise and, despite being for beginners, covering aspects I was still hazy about. I Look forward to further clarification through more of your tutorials.
Thanks for this tutorial. I used Blender about 12 years ago...made some renders...decided to get back into it today and found that although Blender imported the files, a lot was broken. And I've been beating my head against the wall trying to get the textures to apply...let's just say the current documentation is way off. This is dead simple. Thank you again.
Simply perfect! Thank you for putting so much time and effort in making these tutorial videos. It is very much appreciated. Definitely subscribed! Looking forward to do the other tutorials. :)
I just want to take the time to thank you for this tutorial. This is the first time I’ve completed a project with such detail that came out perfectly. I am a beginner and this is one of my favorite videos on blender so far. Thank you for your time.
I wish more tutorials were a clear and pro as yours! I love the red arrows and boxes and how you carefully describe EVERY step you take. The presenters of so many tuts chatter on about nonsense or make it up as they go and then quickly do three or four essential steps in the blink of an eye without explaining! Leaving us to frustratingly re-watch sections over and over at half speed. Even Guru and Cookie can be guilty of that but you never are. And thank you for not playing some mind-numbing underscore track under your narration! Scrolling down the comments I see that I'm not alone in these opinions. Thank you.
A note to new visitors: In Release Candidate 2 (July 2019), there is a separate UV Editor that you have to show in the left panel; it's not a mode of the Image Editor anymore.
this is one of the best tutorials how to start new and simple project on blender... keep on brother ...Good luck is there any chance to become like you one day?`
Honestly, usually, when learning some sort of new software I get really frustrated and tired, but with your tutorials, It's really fun and in the end, I am proud of my work. Thank you very much for taking your time and teaching us dummies new things!
2:22 I'm using Blender 3.2 and for some reason the unwrapped mesh doesn't automatically appear, even in Edit Mode. If this happens to you just press tab to go into Object Mode, then tab again and the mesh should appear.
I am highly impressed with your modelling and materials tutorials. I was searching for tutorials to show a friend who is new to Blender. Yours are perfect.
As others already have said, your tutorials are superb and perfect for beginners. You should absolutely make a Udemy course, it would definitely be highly rated. I hope to see many more videos from you in the future.
Does ur blender crash? If so, it’s cuz of ur graphics driver If ur blender doesn’t crash, is ur viewport correct? Look at the viewport he’s using in the video
Thanks again. I've been using your videos at home and teaching in class at school for years! You deliver the learning in a very accessible and considerate way. Keep up the great work!
this was my first tutorial/model created in blender on 29.01.2020. 3 years passed but I still don't know much about blender. I wasn't consistent in learning. Although I did some cool things in it. Trying to learn it again and randomly this video popped. Thank you for this tutorial.
14:43 when i change to rendered mode, the model just become white, any solution? EDIT: Nevermind, i just need to reduce strength ( watch at 13:21 ). This is because an update from Blender.
go to the rander properties....then..click the last option>color management...then minimize the >exposure...........i worked very hard to find the solution.
Thank you for both of these. I realized I hadn't commented a while back after finishing the modeling then this texturing vid. It was very uplifting to see the finished result. Some people I've shown can't believe how realistic it is. Wonderful tutorials. Thank you once again.
wonderful teacher I have ever seen in UA-cam in blender. No one can teach like this master in here keep it up sir With you my journey to blender will be easier I'm new in blender without any knowledge at all in it
"sometimes the image doesnt update properly if you make a change, if this happens the just rotate your view and it will update." My blender:"No, i will not update the texture."
Thanks a lot!!!!! I’ve always been wondering how people make such beautiful wood textures and so realistic. Now I understood how I can make those in 2 minutes!! Thanks a lot!
I wanna thank you for the way you teach here, step by step and good pace and how you explain everything! I went thru tons of blender videos and got no where, but this one actually helped me learn and make something awesome!
First project I have stuck with from start to finish. I learned so much! I added my own little twists, and even used the techniques learned while texturing the hammer to make it look like it is laying on a concrete ground with proper bump mapping.
This is a refreshing video in a world of mediocrity. You spoke well and explained everything clearly. You presented the topic as though you knew what you were doing... not sounding like you were using the tools for the first time. There was none of the annoying "well, that didn't work. let's try this." And you explained everything in a way that even explained OTHER related topics. Nicely done sir. :)
I can't express how thankful I am for this video! You explained everything very well and carefully! This is a different kind of talent you have, thank you bro!
Have seen this tutorial show up in my feeds all the time and just past it by. Finally got around to doing it today. Nice speed and clear instructions. Everything can be followed clearly and concise. Even though it is a simple project I learnt some new techniques. End result was the same!!! Well done me. Well done you!
You have no idea how much this tutorial helped me. I'm finally actually making assets for my little game. Thanks you for this. The explanations were crystal clear.
I was looking for a tutorial explaining the function of everything in the node editor, but I found this instead. I found the tutorial enjoyable regardless; you’ve earned a subscriber.
Incredible. Between you for Blender and Ben Cloward for UE4, we will become professional 3D modeling Environmental Artists in no time. Thank you so very much.
Thank you, many tutorials seemed long and over whelming..I didn't want to give up but it felt like everything was smashing down on me. But after seeing this and doing it I feel proud and confident. Thank you so much.
I'm really hoping you are going to make more tutorials, the best I've seen so far. Explaining stuff very slowly and repeatedly is essential for beginners. And not only that, but you also explain WHY you are doing this. Great job, Sir!
An excellent finish to this very well done two part tutorial. Even with using Blender 2.93.1, this tutorial series is much more clear, concise, and easier to learn from than most! Thank you!!!
I've got to say, this tutorial taught me more in ~20 minutes than two weeks in a college class ever did! Absolutely amazing, keep it up!
yes you are absolutely right.
Agreed
Totally !
Amazing tutorial. With other tutorials I would spend up to 2 hours and come out with a plastic looking piece of garb. But with this, I spent in total
For anybody seeing a mostly white render in Cycles it's because Blender switched to Filmic color space recently and this video was from before that. To fix your render, reduce each light's power by a factor of a thousand. So, the two that were 5000 should be at 5 instead. And the one at 2000 can be at 2. This was just based on trial and error, I tried just setting them to 0, since they were already that close, but it was a tad too dark. 5 and 2 seemed to work well.
Thanks bro, helped me out a lot
It still shows up white for me
This was difficult to figure out. Thanks a lot!
You saved my life
Thank you :}
Very good tutorials - Very clear, well scripted and (as others have observed) you explain what you are going to do ...and THEN you do it. This is incredibly important and a tip that many other tutors would do well to emulate.
As much as I admire the skill of other practitioners, many of them seem to be just "narrating" their process after the fact. I've learned substantially more from the time spent following your channel.
Thank you so much for the effort and thought that goes into these.
Amen
Exactly. You just can't learn from them.
Only point I have that he is not talking overall but only on this specific hammer. For example "click ctrl + exactly 5 times" or He didn't make clear how the two materials on head will turn out or how it works. I had to get it by myself. But overall brilliant blender tutorial. I was struggling with materials so long because there is lack of good tutorials and 2.8 tutorials xD
I agree with you ,much easier to follow than other tutors I’ve subscribed too .....Thankyou
Good points!
I did this tut, used the hammer and hit my thumb! Thanks a lot!
Did you still manage to give a thumps up?
@@00kt86 XD
This channel is so underrated, this is the best blender tutorial I have seen, you go so much into detail about everything and that’s exactly what I needed, thank you!
Any tutorial that includes "This is a good time to save my work." knows what it's talking about.
Ha yeah right. Not always.
Hey! Hi! Thank you for leading me to this tutorial at discord a couple days ago ;)
oh man. i just realized i made a whole scene without saving haha
6fxd
Something goes wrong and ur work is doomed
@@newtons4o114 true that!
I haven't used any 3D softwares for almost about 8 or 9 years, but I recently wanted to pick it up again and I've felt so lost when I opened Blender.
This video and the previous one to model a hammer have been so so helpful. They're the easiest tutorials to follow and understand fully.
Bless you for this.
In my version of Blender (2.80b 2019-05-21) point lights have two parameters: "Power" (in Watts) and "Emission Strength". I was able to get the same results if I use "Power" instead of "Strength" (set Strength to 1.0 and Power to 5000W/2000W)
Thank you ma man!
Right! I was wondering why my hammer was barely showing up -- it was being washed away by the too-bright lights. :D
You're awesome Steve. Wondering why mine didn't look the same. Now it is thanks to you!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! This was my exactly my issue.
THANKS!
These tutorials are the most helpful by far of all blender tutorials
Absolutely amazing tutorials. I have been endlessly scrolling through so many Blender tutorials until I found yours. The best tutorial I have ever seen so far, so helpful with understanding the software. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you are a very skilled teacher.
I would pay money to let this man teach me Blender. Seriously, you explain everything perfectly, you go at just the right pace, and your repetition with mentioning the steps really makes the info stick. 10/10, and subbed.
chooses cycles
Laptop : *REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
thats why i borrow my friend pc just for cycles render
My laptop has a 1060ti in it so...choose GPU and not so much squealing.
@@kevinfisher5492 which laptop is it? And how well can it handle photorealistic renders?
ikr
@Jolly Wally im on macPro i7 cpu tho
Man, you restored my faith in myself. I've used sketchup and cad tools all my life. I always thought that Blender and such programs are too complicated, especially at my age. My life makes sense to me again. It only took a few hours to change it. Thank you. If you are going to found a Blender church, I want to be its first member.
Thank you! Your style is perfect for beginners.
Agree. This change everything. There are many tutorials, but most of them will make you feel a miserable being. This tutorial restores self-confidence.
I'm an idiot. I don't have object mode, or materials tab.
I mean, I just started blender but this is too much, I can see why he wants to show the values and the stuff with the nodes, but like holy! I don't need to see the exact place where you put your light. In my opinion, it's a little bit controlling, I think the best thing you can do for a beginners tutorial, is to show the complicated stuff without insulting the viewer's intelligence with the most simple stuff like moving the light 3 studs.
and remember "imperfection is the visual perfection"
At last! A tutor who takes the time to explain each move carefully. Thank you for explaining EVERY move! Brilliant tutorial :)
Man, you do not even know how long I've been looking for such a tutorial. You are my blender savior! : D
i've been working with blender for more than 2 years now, and i'm still as ecstatic as the first day when i see the turor4u tutorials.
you're a legend, thank you very much for the many tutorials.
your tutorials were a great help to start with blender, and I'm sure your tutorials will help many newcomers with 2.8
Clear and easy to follow. I used to be intimidated but now I feel I can confidently set up basic scenes in blender. Thanks!
You are the best instructor I have ever come across. PERIOD. I followed your instructions with ease. Thank you keep up the good work
If the lights are too blinding I found changing the strength of the lights from 5000 to 5 and 2000 to 2 works like a charm.
Yep.
you're damn right.
It did...!!!
You saved me!!!
what do i change them to
i just love the way you explain in details other artist are hiding from as in oder to achive realism i thing ive learned alot and ill watch it over and over again to achive realism
if your pic becomes WHITE during RENDERING..
JUST FOLLOW THE STEPS:
go to the rander properties....then..click the last option>color management...then
make EXPOSURE to -10
...........i worked very hard to find the solution.
nah bro you got some wrong information, just set the light power level from 1000-w to 1 w in all the three lights it would do the thing. try it.
@@ahaan9254 this is the key guys! Thanks
than you for helping to solve my problem!
Thank you! Of course I read this after posting!
bruh atleast edit you comment. @Hussain
This TUTORIAL is something else. Wonderful. I have learned tons. Explanation is on point. Your patience is amazing. It made me realize that PATIENCE is key on such modeling tasks.
THANK YOU. Please don't stop.
You're the best! Thank you
Being new to Blender, I have looked at a lot of tutorials, and your tutorials were the first ones I found that actually taught me something. Yours are concise, easy to follow, and each mouse click is well explained without glossing over any of the details us "newbies" often forget.
I've never felt so accomplished using a 3D modeling software.
Thank you thank you so much! 2.8 is amazing!
Same here!
Brilliant. After 7 months of Blendering, I came across this as a result of praise for you on another channel - for me undoubtedly one of the best tutorials yet - so clear and precise and, despite being for beginners, covering aspects I was still hazy about. I Look forward to further clarification through more of your tutorials.
Is he trying to tell us something 2:56? EDIT: I’m sorry but someone had to point it out.
lol dude go away... damn you caught me off gaurd..
Anders Langemyr why... just why?
That was good.
JackTBC someone had to point it out I’m sorry
You’re right XD
Thanks for this tutorial. I used Blender about 12 years ago...made some renders...decided to get back into it today and found that although Blender imported the files, a lot was broken. And I've been beating my head against the wall trying to get the textures to apply...let's just say the current documentation is way off. This is dead simple. Thank you again.
Simply perfect! Thank you for putting so much time and effort in making these tutorial videos.
It is very much appreciated. Definitely subscribed!
Looking forward to do the other tutorials. :)
I just want to take the time to thank you for this tutorial. This is the first time I’ve completed a project with such detail that came out perfectly. I am a beginner and this is one of my favorite videos on blender so far. Thank you for your time.
Excellent tutorial 👍 Your pacing is perfect. The step-by-step illustration and narration also makes it very easy to follow!
Every blender user must watch your tutorials. Thanks
The best blender tutorial ever, he explains everything slowly, so that the viewers can catch up. Nice!
I wish more tutorials were a clear and pro as yours! I love the red arrows and boxes and how you carefully describe EVERY step you take. The presenters of so many tuts chatter on about nonsense or make it up as they go and then quickly do three or four essential steps in the blink of an eye without explaining! Leaving us to frustratingly re-watch sections over and over at half speed. Even Guru and Cookie can be guilty of that but you never are. And thank you for not playing some mind-numbing underscore track under your narration! Scrolling down the comments I see that I'm not alone in these opinions. Thank you.
Very nice video sir, thank you so much for this.
ua-cam.com/video/uOaZOE_HdJk/v-deo.html
Your welcome
This and the prior "modellling" tutorial: absolutely brilliant, thanks.
A note to new visitors: In Release Candidate 2 (July 2019), there is a separate UV Editor that you have to show in the left panel; it's not a mode of the Image Editor anymore.
I'm using Release Candidate 3, idk why everytime i press z, it's closed
This is the first tutorial I,ve actually managed to reproduce the exact same thing that you made. Awesome tutorial, Please keep doing more!!
Using a concrete texture for a metal.
Wait, that's illegal.
Why does this have only 8 likes?
LOL
Mesteryl 3,5k in the meanwhile
@@yousefnashwan3366 NOW 192 LIKES!
@@yousefnashwan3366 213!
Honestly, I watch that tut over and over again! Excellent....
this is one of the best tutorials how to start new and simple project on blender...
keep on brother ...Good luck
is there any chance to become like you one day?`
One of the best tutorial videos i've ever seen on youtube. Perfect amount of repetition, great pacing!
I think everybody has already said it all, so I'll just go with: Thank you so much!
Best clear tutorial I've ever had for blender, fast, clear, no joking, super effective!
Just finished my hammer and I am so proud of myself! Hihi 😂
Honestly, usually, when learning some sort of new software I get really frustrated and tired, but with your tutorials, It's really fun and in the end, I am proud of my work. Thank you very much for taking your time and teaching us dummies new things!
2:22 I'm using Blender 3.2 and for some reason the unwrapped mesh doesn't automatically appear, even in Edit Mode. If this happens to you just press tab to go into Object Mode, then tab again and the mesh should appear.
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wonderful tutorial. Even a kinder garden kid will understand . I followed your instruction and got exact result of hammer. Thanks a lot.
it dosnt wor
finally an fricking great tutorial unlike the rest that i watched
Very useful for someone like me who has used Blender for about a year, mainly for sculpting and 3D printing but wants to learn how to apply textures.
0:56 now its Material Preview
I am highly impressed with your modelling and materials tutorials. I was searching for tutorials to show a friend who is new to Blender. Yours are perfect.
As others already have said, your tutorials are superb and perfect for beginners. You should absolutely make a Udemy course, it would definitely be highly rated. I hope to see many more videos from you in the future.
clear tutorial and to the point. It's rare to find a good tutorial without 20 mins of fluff, self promotion or nonsensical rambling.
This should be the first project for beginners not the donut
i agree
Exactly i dont feel braindead anymore my hammer looks fly asf
This is so much better than the 8 video playlist of how to make a donut
At least it's look delicious
Perfect tutorial ! Usually there are some unclear parts but... you explained literally everything.
Thanks a lot !
My texture isn't showing up no matter what I do, including rotating the view. I can't seem to add colors either. Any ideas?
Make sure your in edit mode and select the face(s) you want to apply the material to, choose the material slot and assign it.
I had the same. You probably ad the texture in the wrong place. make sure your texture is in the colour.
Does ur blender crash? If so, it’s cuz of ur graphics driver
If ur blender doesn’t crash, is ur viewport correct? Look at the viewport he’s using in the video
Thanks again. I've been using your videos at home and teaching in class at school for years! You deliver the learning in a very accessible and considerate way. Keep up the great work!
any time someone can teach an old fart like me and i understand.....very well done!!!!
Thank you. Nothing unnecessary, short and clean. Informative.
Please help! My image is almost white when I render it with the textures
degrease the light to around 300, or delete 2 light, move the last one far away. I have the same problem
He has a different version of blender. Change strength to 1. And add his values of strength to Power instead
this was my first tutorial/model created in blender on 29.01.2020. 3 years passed but I still don't know much about blender. I wasn't consistent in learning. Although I did some cool things in it. Trying to learn it again and randomly this video popped. Thank you for this tutorial.
14:43 when i change to rendered mode, the model just become white, any solution?
EDIT: Nevermind, i just need to reduce strength ( watch at 13:21 ). This is because an update from Blender.
How did you turn the streangh down?
go to the rander properties....then..click the last option>color management...then minimize the >exposure...........i worked very hard to find the solution.
@@spyr0_905 watch at 13:21
@@isanarditama check your light properties, if its 1000 watts. Change it to 1 watts
Thank you for both of these. I realized I hadn't commented a while back after finishing the modeling then this texturing vid. It was very uplifting to see the finished result. Some people I've shown can't believe how realistic it is. Wonderful tutorials. Thank you once again.
You are better than Blender Guru
wonderful teacher I have ever seen in UA-cam in blender. No one can teach like this master in here keep it up sir
With you my journey to blender will be easier
I'm new in blender without any knowledge at all in it
"sometimes the image doesnt update properly if you make a change, if this happens the just rotate your view and it will update."
My blender:"No, i will not update the texture."
Same problem
same the concrete image remains white it dosent even appear ;(
Voxoly
U sure u on blender 2.8? Cuz the later blender versions, u need to do the nodes to see it
Thanks for such a comprehensive tutorial
Thank you so much for this very easy to follow tutorial!
Really like the fact that you are talking it slow so we beginners can keep up!
Thanks a lot!!!!! I’ve always been wondering how people make such beautiful wood textures and so realistic. Now I understood how I can make those in 2 minutes!! Thanks a lot!
Perfect combo of verbal and visual cues. I wish all tutorials were like this.
Hands down thumbs up, best beginner video I've seen on texture in Blender!!
I can't believe I managed to render my first blender object for the first time thanks to your tutorial
Best basic tutorial ever. Great one. You make me finish my first ever 3d model from first cube to final render.
I wanna thank you for the way you teach here, step by step and good pace and how you explain everything! I went thru tons of blender videos and got no where, but this one actually helped me learn and make something awesome!
First project I have stuck with from start to finish. I learned so much! I added my own little twists, and even used the techniques learned while texturing the hammer to make it look like it is laying on a concrete ground with proper bump mapping.
Another brilliant tutorial, concise and precise. Wish every tutor in this world was like you.
This is a refreshing video in a world of mediocrity. You spoke well and explained everything clearly. You presented the topic as though you knew what you were doing... not sounding like you were using the tools for the first time. There was none of the annoying "well, that didn't work. let's try this." And you explained everything in a way that even explained OTHER related topics. Nicely done sir. :)
Best tutorial i ever saw and could complete it without any break or confusion
Thanks a lot. Been looking at Blender for a decade at least, now I'm finally starting to understand it!
I can't express how thankful I am for this video! You explained everything very well and carefully! This is a different kind of talent you have, thank you bro!
Have seen this tutorial show up in my feeds all the time and just past it by. Finally got around to doing it today. Nice speed and clear instructions. Everything can be followed clearly and concise. Even though it is a simple project I learnt some new techniques. End result was the same!!! Well done me. Well done you!
Straight to the point, knows what he is talking about, explains at a good pace... like from me.
You have no idea how much this tutorial helped me. I'm finally actually making assets for my little game. Thanks you for this. The explanations were crystal clear.
Best tutorial ever. I learned how to add textures and materials to 3d objects. Thanks.
I was looking for a tutorial explaining the function of everything in the node editor, but I found this instead. I found the tutorial enjoyable regardless; you’ve earned a subscriber.
Thanks a lot, I finished this project in 2 hours and this is my first project in Blender 😍❤
As always, a fantastic tutorial easy to follow and by someone who knows not only blender and 3d animation but how to teach without waffling on.
I think I’ve learned in 17 minutes which I could learn in 3 hours with another tutorial 🤣. Well done dude. Keep pushing.
Incredible.
Between you for Blender and Ben Cloward for UE4, we will become professional 3D modeling Environmental Artists in no time.
Thank you so very much.
Thank you so much! You are the best at tutorials, keeping a nice low tempo and not rushing it like many other youtubers!
Thank you, many tutorials seemed long and over whelming..I didn't want to give up but it felt like everything was smashing down on me. But after seeing this and doing it I feel proud and confident. Thank you so much.
Thank you sir , you are GOD for me ....and the way you explain whole tutorial from modeling to texturing was amazing .
I'm really hoping you are going to make more tutorials, the best I've seen so far. Explaining stuff very slowly and repeatedly is essential for beginners. And not only that, but you also explain WHY you are doing this. Great job, Sir!
An excellent finish to this very well done two part tutorial. Even with using Blender 2.93.1, this tutorial series is much more clear, concise, and easier to learn from than most! Thank you!!!
Excellent tutorial! I am helping my 10 year old son learn Blender and this tutorial was perfect. I even learned a few things!!
You have a teaching style and process that is easy to follow even for a complete noob like myself, Awesome.
You make Blende and 3D modeling look SO easy. Thank you for the tutorial.