It looks like it created like a function f(x) = y. That function represents the created curve/ follows it exactly. When he shifted the object, the object followed the path of the function.
I just discovered your channel via this video, and I'm super impressed and thankful for all the work you've poured into it. Currently, I'm learning aspects of game development, and it's channels like yours that've inspired and educated me. I'm so very grateful. Thank you.
Great tutorial! Thank you for actually explaining things and admitting you don't exactly understand it but thats what it does! I respect that. So many tutorials just click click click and dont explain nothin! I hope you have more of these
I honestly haven't opened Blender in my entire life, I have zero 3D modeling skills, but decided to print some D&D stuff. I was missing this curved wall, the original files do not have this specific one. I actually was able to take a straight one and make myself the one I wanted after watching this. Perfect tutorial.
I absolutely love this tutorial!! I've been always coming back, even though I'm quite experienced with the curve modifier now. It's always nice to have some reminders, and it's a nice and quick, straight-forward, tutorial that really helps when I forget a step!
Omg thank you sooo much!! I've been struggling for days to figure out how to do this to my braid mesh, tried following several tutorials but nothing seemed to match up and go as i wanted it to... until i found your video and suddenly it all clicked, really a great tutorial!
One video that demonstrates that the value could be at the very end of the video. WOW, man when I saw that you can move the object on certain axis and the objects bends accordingly, that blew my mind. THANKSSSS!!!! Cheers from Madrid.
I'm using this to roll out a piece of sheet metal on a part in an animation.. it was quite a hassle to get it to work with all the local axes and stuff so that the sheet would stay still while it was rolled out but after some fiddling I got it to work. And now I can actually do it in a few minutes so it's possible to learn I guess. The key is to play with switching the direction of the curve and also if needed to tilt the curve (Ctrl+T in edit mode). Also extruding the end so that it's pointing in the direction you want it to. To get a smoother roll you can use subdivide in "simple" mode and crank it up.
Thanks for this tutorial. Currently modeling a camera lens that has a tripod collar stand with straight edges but then has two bends across the middle of it, and I was avoiding trying to model it because it just looks like a headache. This has got me a good distance.
Duddeeee, you are so underrated. Me following this video helped me make something for a game. You explain things explicitly and throughly. Earned a sub. 😀
Nice! In edit mode, when the curve is selected, you can change the tilt of the curve to make it twist around the control points. It's under the Item>Transform pop out menu on the right. The little arrows on the curve will show you how it's twisting.
Thanks for that lesson ! Now , of course tommorow I'll be going WTF n how the hell ??? Time to organize lesson tips somehow. But thanks again , that was an eyeopener !
Thanks! It wasn't that obvious how to do it if you wantedto have a perfect curve, but i made perfect round geometry and snapped my curvepoints along the perfect geometry curve and boom, done
Maybe I wasn't paying attention in the other tutorials but this is the first time I had herd of Alt-G to center (new to Blender...but still) Thanks! Your Lattice tutorial was informative as well the manual only tells you what it is but not really how to set it up.
Alt R alt g alt s rotation, grab, scale look for an updated blender hot key sheet. There are LOTS of hotkeys that will make using blender much faster. Learn a few new ones every week and eventually you'll know a hundred or more.
I really appreciate you making this tutorial I am currently in the process of recreating a gun from valorant that requires alot of curves . I am going to alot of fun playing with these curves
was really struggling trying to put an array following the curve. It followed everything but the curve xd. Now i understand it had to do with the origin point of both curve and mesh. TY :))
Just passing by, letting everyone know that this still works on 2.93, the Curve modifier looks a bit different but you can get it to work properly. Thanks for the tutorial!
This was really helpful to me, earned a sub! Btw you can full-screen blender for your tutorials by going to (at the top left) window >> toggle full screen
That was a helpful video! I was trying to do a sort of "fog wall" for my scene but it seems that even if you bend a box obect, the fog shaders applied to it still remain a straight line. Is it possible to make it bend or curve as well ?
Ahh thank you so much for this! Its very easy to understand! I have one question though, is it possible to lock the curve so it kinda sticks with the block everytime? I kind of want to move the block but i still want ther curve to have the wave? Thank you in advance!
Using this to help me make ship hulls, those old sail ship ones. But whenever I do it it stays as a solid object instead of bending, and whenever I lengthen the bezier curve it doesn't register for some reason.
amazing tutorial! anyone knows how to bake this animation? like the actual vertex curve deformation when following the curve??? it works fine in blender but when I export it only reads the position and doesn't bake the curving or shape. thank you
Hello. When we have a curve in edit mode in blender, there are red hendals, you know, vertex points. I couldn't find where we can see their location, that is, the coordinate on the screen, when in edit mode, or can you suggest a source that explains it?
This tutorial is really refreshing. "I'd lie if I said I totally understood it"Lol - thanks man
Insta subscribed after he said that.
It looks like it created like a function f(x) = y. That function represents the created curve/ follows it exactly. When he shifted the object, the object followed the path of the function.
I just discovered your channel via this video, and I'm super impressed and thankful for all the work you've poured into it. Currently, I'm learning aspects of game development, and it's channels like yours that've inspired and educated me. I'm so very grateful. Thank you.
one of the most useful,simple idea and easy to follow tutorials.a keeper,thank you for sharing x
Great tutorial! Thank you for actually explaining things and admitting you don't exactly understand it but thats what it does! I respect that. So many tutorials just click click click and dont explain nothin! I hope you have more of these
I honestly haven't opened Blender in my entire life, I have zero 3D modeling skills, but decided to print some D&D stuff. I was missing this curved wall, the original files do not have this specific one. I actually was able to take a straight one and make myself the one I wanted after watching this. Perfect tutorial.
I absolutely love this tutorial!! I've been always coming back, even though I'm quite experienced with the curve modifier now. It's always nice to have some reminders, and it's a nice and quick, straight-forward, tutorial that really helps when I forget a step!
Yes !! I do the same !
Omg thank you sooo much!! I've been struggling for days to figure out how to do this to my braid mesh, tried following several tutorials but nothing seemed to match up and go as i wanted it to... until i found your video and suddenly it all clicked, really a great tutorial!
This is the 5th video on this subject that Iv seen today and its the first one to make any sense past "Hello". Excellent job.
Absolutely wonderful! first video I've seen which demonstrates it first and then gets straight to it with minimal confusion, thank you!
One video that demonstrates that the value could be at the very end of the video. WOW, man when I saw that you can move the object on certain axis and the objects bends accordingly, that blew my mind. THANKSSSS!!!! Cheers from Madrid.
I'm using this to roll out a piece of sheet metal on a part in an animation.. it was quite a hassle to get it to work with all the local axes and stuff so that the sheet would stay still while it was rolled out but after some fiddling I got it to work. And now I can actually do it in a few minutes so it's possible to learn I guess. The key is to play with switching the direction of the curve and also if needed to tilt the curve (Ctrl+T in edit mode). Also extruding the end so that it's pointing in the direction you want it to. To get a smoother roll you can use subdivide in "simple" mode and crank it up.
Thanks for this tutorial. Currently modeling a camera lens that has a tripod collar stand with straight edges but then has two bends across the middle of it, and I was avoiding trying to model it because it just looks like a headache. This has got me a good distance.
tysm, years later i was hurting my brain over this and you explained it perfectly!
THANK YOU, I've tried to do this an embarrassing amount of times with little success and after watching this video it's working perfectly.
Very nice tutorial, straight to the point and like me "I used to know the rules" lol totally subscribing. Good job Gamemaker
Great tutorial easy to follow, i wish there were more like this, ty.
nice and simple, no skipping any details- that can make all the difference to beginners in a new app- thanks man
you are great dude. Honest and straight to the point. thank you!
Fantastic tutorial and well explained! Thank you !
I was looking a long time for a tutorial exactly like this! Thx for taking the time and sharing!
Nice I just learned this in 2.81 no issue there's a lot of interesting stuff you can do with this
This was a great tutorial. Made it super easy to understand for me.
Thank you! I'm beginner and I understand every step!
Duddeeee, you are so underrated. Me following this video helped me make something for a game. You explain things explicitly and throughly. Earned a sub. 😀
Thank you for this, and super thank you for mentioning the hotkeys as you're using them!!
This was exactly what I was looking for, thank you for making this!
What a blessed man. much love to you bro. This helped a ton.
thank you so much this tutorial is great you put everything into simple words
You're a Godsend. I've been trying to get a free rolled up diploma object, which is apparently never free, and now i can make one myself. thank you
Nice! In edit mode, when the curve is selected, you can change the tilt of the curve to make it twist around the control points. It's under the Item>Transform pop out menu on the right. The little arrows on the curve will show you how it's twisting.
Good point - I didn't think about adding that in the video, but you can create some complicated shapes by simply twisting the curve points.
Thanks for that lesson ! Now , of course tommorow I'll be going WTF n how the hell ??? Time to organize lesson tips somehow. But thanks again , that was an eyeopener !
Thanks! It wasn't that obvious how to do it if you wantedto have a perfect curve, but i made perfect round geometry and snapped my curvepoints along the perfect geometry curve and boom, done
Thank you gold find saved me a lot of time currently.
Maybe I wasn't paying attention in the other tutorials but this is the first time I had herd of Alt-G to center (new to Blender...but still) Thanks! Your Lattice tutorial was informative as well the manual only tells you what it is but not really how to set it up.
Alt R alt g alt s rotation, grab, scale look for an updated blender hot key sheet. There are LOTS of hotkeys that will make using blender much faster. Learn a few new ones every week and eventually you'll know a hundred or more.
Thanks for tut!! ^^ "I'd lie if I said I totally understood it" -comment says everything about blender's modifiers 🤣
I really appreciate you making this tutorial I am currently in the process of recreating a gun from valorant that requires alot of curves . I am going to alot of fun playing with these curves
Thank you for describing every step. Subscribed.
thank you!! exactly what I was looking for!
That was Excellent! Thanks so much!
“This may take some fiddling” should be the tooltip for the curve modifier.
It should be Blender's motto
This is a solid tutorial. Good job!
Bem interessante. Ótimo tutorial, obrigado!!
Whoooaaa... your way of teaching things are awesome..
God bless you for share this simple tutorial!
was really struggling trying to put an array following the curve. It followed everything but the curve xd. Now i understand it had to do with the origin point of both curve and mesh. TY :))
JUST GREAT!!! Thanks mate for sharing! :)
Thanks so much. Very clear!
Just passing by, letting everyone know that this still works on 2.93, the Curve modifier looks a bit different but you can get it to work properly.
Thanks for the tutorial!
Huge help, well explained!!
Thanks. I used this tutorial to make the nose of my FA-2
Huge help, thanks a ton!
you made this look easy!
Thanks really helpful!!
I need to try this tomorrow!
Excellent, love it, thank you for making these videos🏆🥇🙋♂️😁🥳
Thanks a lot dude ! Keep up good work
Good tutorial. thank you!
Excellent work cheers!
omg this helped me out SO MUCH - thank you! I was about to slam my screen haha
nicely done!
I like the way you teach 😉
The things I would do for you. Thank you so much!!!
This is Awesome Thank you
thanks for sharing
Blender is getting popular, u should make more videos about it to get more views..
Thank you very helpful!
hell yeah dude. super helpful
Thanks, finaly i found the right tutorial for the thing i wanted to make =s.
This was really helpful to me, earned a sub! Btw you can full-screen blender for your tutorials by going to (at the top left) window >> toggle full screen
thank you so much dude , you got a like and subscription from me this was really helpful
thanks so much even tho i am a begginner this is still good
this video very helped me thanks
Nice "Bender" tutorial!
thx for the help
Thank you so much 🥰
Nice theme. 😉
That was a helpful video! I was trying to do a sort of "fog wall" for my scene but it seems that even if you bend a box obect, the fog shaders applied to it still remain a straight line. Is it possible to make it bend or curve as well ?
Thank you!
Helpful video !!!
Thank you
Well explained tutorial.
THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR
Thanks!
Thanks! Very useful :)
Yes, being able to bend a mesh is useful in so many situations.
@@gamemakergameprogrammingco4786 I used it to make vase handles :)
good tutorial
thanks so much
tysm
Спасибо!
thank you...
Thanks.
I keep coming back to this as I'm learning. solid.
but, turn up the volume next time plz.
Ahh thank you so much for this! Its very easy to understand! I have one question though, is it possible to lock the curve so it kinda sticks with the block everytime? I kind of want to move the block but i still want ther curve to have the wave? Thank you in advance!
You can set the curves parent to be the block. Then moving the block moves both. Select curve then shift select block and ctrl P
@@gamemakergameprogrammingco4786 thank you so much!! Youre a godsend😭😭😭🙏
Using this to help me make ship hulls, those old sail ship ones. But whenever I do it it stays as a solid object instead of bending, and whenever I lengthen the bezier curve it doesn't register for some reason.
good teching nice
Thank you Gamemaker Game Programing COurse!!1
what the f**king nice tutorial! thank you!
amazing tutorial! anyone knows how to bake this animation? like the actual vertex curve deformation when following the curve??? it works fine in blender but when I export it only reads the position and doesn't bake the curving or shape. thank you
You have to put the rotation location and scale in the animation tab.
The deformation will be saved.
Hello. When we have a curve in edit mode in blender, there are red hendals, you know, vertex points. I couldn't find where we can see their location, that is, the coordinate on the screen, when in edit mode, or can you suggest a source that explains it?
why is this so god damn hard. Thanks for the help, just struggling, nothin is working like you say. Im sure im missing stuff
I think we may have to rotate 90 degrees in order to solve the bug about curving/bending an object with Bezier curve.
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