I found the tutorial's introduction to the Array modifier (1:35) and creating emissive materials (12:38) to be very helpful. However, I struggled to follow the steps on how to apply the Array modifier to the object. Thank you :)
For those who don't want to install a plugin, all you have to do to make an isometric game camera is select your camera, go into camera settings, and choose "orthographic" for "Type" value under the "Lens" section. Then set these rotational values for your camera: x:60° y:0° z:45°. The Orthographic Scale value controls the "zoom". You can also experiment with different x rotation values, for a steeper or shallower viewing angle. I typically like 60 or 65.
I appreciate you taking the time to do these videos for people. However, the actual tutorial is more advanced because a beginner doesnt know the inteface to follow you and be successful. Once the interface can be navigated. Then following these would be great. I wish the people that took their time to make videos like these to help others would keep in mind that the followers dont know the interface or terminology when starting out.
Got stuck at the beginning when you used the array modifier. My array worked to create multiples but I now I don't have the option to hit apply so I can select the faces freely. Tried everything, but my modifiers seem to apply automatically.. Any advise?
![Rendering Isometric Assets & Pixelating Renders [In Blender]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/faz9tPkM0Ak/mqdefault.jpg)
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This channel is unbelievably underrated
You're doing great job Keelan...Looking forward for your videos
absolute amazing tutorial man! keep make another great works 😎👍
Absolutely in love with your tutorials and work!! Thank you so much!
thank you man, I loved the way you showed everything in this tutorial for us, very effective and simple, I'd be grateful if you did it more times
Wow i just found the exact channel that i was searching for. Thank You 🌹 i m learning a lot
I found the tutorial's introduction to the Array modifier (1:35) and creating emissive materials (12:38) to be very helpful. However, I struggled to follow the steps on how to apply the Array modifier to the object. Thank you :)
Thanks a lot , very useful tutorial, I hope you can make a Isometric metro next time , that would be cool!
Dayum that was smooth af 🔥
For those who don't want to install a plugin, all you have to do to make an isometric game camera is select your camera, go into camera settings, and choose "orthographic" for "Type" value under the "Lens" section. Then set these rotational values for your camera: x:60° y:0° z:45°.
The Orthographic Scale value controls the "zoom".
You can also experiment with different x rotation values, for a steeper or shallower viewing angle. I typically like 60 or 65.
Hey, great comment 😁 This video is a little old now so the plugin isn't really necessary
@C Rogers nice - thanks for sharing your knowledge
@@KeelanJon what's the trick now that replaces the plugin?
Thanks a lot! I finally understood how to do lighting haha
This is awesome! So easy to follow. Thank you for the tutorial!
Loved this tutorial. Looking forward for another isometric tutorial! ;)
How does this guy not have many subscribers?
For me after pressing shift+A to create isocam option is not showing. :(((
thanks for this - a nice, quick and simple tutorial which was easy for a beginner like me to follow! One day, I'll model characters like you xD
Hey there, smaller more digestible tutorials will be on the way :D
@@KeelanJon very good to know! Thanks for the update!
great tutorial, thank you for share this
This was amazing! Thanks a ton
This was such an amazing tutorial, thank you so much
Looks freaking cool!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I appreciate you taking the time to do these videos for people. However, the actual tutorial is more advanced because a beginner doesnt know the inteface to follow you and be successful.
Once the interface can be navigated. Then following these would be great.
I wish the people that took their time to make videos like these to help others would keep in mind that the followers dont know the interface or terminology when starting out.
thanks for the great tutorial ! :D
how to add isometric feature to blender 2.91 ????
After installing it, press 'N' and the usual menu will slide out. There you will find Isocam!
@@chome4 THANK YOU SO FRICKIN MUCH
@@Marshalltaufiq No problem....
great tutorial! but why my render doesn't look like yours? you've got much more reflections on buildings. i also render with cycles
So helpful, thank you!
i did it but when i uploaded it to sketchfab, the energy texture does not seeming:(
perfect for beginners
Hello! I'm using a macbook and the .py file appears as codes and Idk how to install it. The .md one, I have no app to open it. I hope you can help me
isometric add-on not working in 2.92
:(
Simple, straightfoward and most of all interesting. How can I share my own version with you?
Got stuck at the beginning when you used the array modifier. My array worked to create multiples but I now I don't have the option to hit apply so I can select the faces freely. Tried everything, but my modifiers seem to apply automatically.. Any advise?
Hey there, in newer versions of blender you'll find the apply button in a drop down menu inside the modifer
Hi, mine’s not glowing like yours in viewport shading when I apply emission…
same :/
Amazing tutorial, unfortunately for me iso cam isn't working
isocam not working in blender 2.92
yeah,me too
same here
press N, and go to PR Isocam tab. there you can make the isocam
yeah , it's not working for me too :( , can u tell then how did u proceed without isocam.
Thanks :)
bitrate of video is low ... :'v