When doing something like extruding along the Y axiz, the little key cast icon doesn't show the second key pressed so for example "e z" to extrude along the Z axis only shows as "E". Perhaps this should be explained.
THANK YOU! I have been trying to learn how to use blender for 3 days now. I spent about 6 hours in those 3 days watching tutorials. I must say that I learned much more from this one of yours in 15 minutes :) Now I need to watch all your tutorials. Thanks a lot again!!! Bless You!
@@notverygoodguy lol thanks! I did manage to paint it. Which felt like aerobics... lol and accidentally painted the INSIDE of the vase! Eventually I repainted it to map out correctly. It looks great!
Great video since I’m transitioning from solidworks to blender and it’s a whole different world. I was wondering if you could maybe do a tutorial of how to generate not uniformal object like vases in blender, something like a dented vase but with different dents on the sides like it would have been bumped a couple of times with different strengths if you get my point, either way great tutorial, thank you!
Thanks for the suggestions. This might have been a good idea to add to this video- One REALLY simple way to achieve what you suggest here is to go into sculpt mode and use the grab brush to just pull out and push in some parts of the finished model. I'll add this idea to my list and perhaps get around to doing more complex vases.
Hello, I am trying to make the second vase, and while sculpting the lines affect my bottom, even though I did everything like shown on the video…what can be the problem pleasee??😢 Thank you for the very informative video!!
Did you actually create the face set as described at 05:25 as well as check the Facesets box in the brush properties for the brush you are using? It is worth noting that the facesets check box only applies to the currently selected brush. If you change to a different brush you will have to select it again.
I am glad you found this helpful! I haven't considered doing pots or planters but will add to my list. I suppose these designs could become pots if you made them big enough and gave them thick walls though.
@Not Very Good Guy Yes! That's exactly why I found it helpful. I am new to blender, so I really appreciated you showing the many ways to achieve the same result. If you ever get a chance to make something on that, ill certainly be watching. Thanks!
I thought it was by default but maybe you need to enable Mesh:Extra Objects in preferences. However, you can always add any object and in edit mode select everything with a and then m->merge at center. That will give you a single vertex.
Glad you liked it. I am not sure what you mean though. It is possible to have a solid vase with the wireframe pattern on it if you unselect the "Replace original" setting int he wireframe modifier and playing with the thickness and offset sliders (plus you might need to add a solidify to it. Did you have another thing in mind?
@@notverygoodguy I'm new with blender, so didn't know how to exactly name it. I tried to search some images and found that "gyroid cube" looks similar to what I want to achieve (same wireframe pattern generated and connected inside the vase).
@@netreneris It will be quite difficult to do in Blender but you might be able to do it by creating a normal vase and getting your slicer to add a gyroid infill and setting the number of walls, top layers and bottom layers to 0 so it just prints the infill. This might need a bit of playing around with the settings.
When doing something like extruding along the Y axiz, the little key cast icon doesn't show the second key pressed so for example "e z" to extrude along the Z axis only shows as "E". Perhaps this should be explained.
This is true. I have been looking for a keycast addon that doesn't do that and I thought this was it. I will look more carefully.
THANK YOU! I have been trying to learn how to use blender for 3 days now. I spent about 6 hours in those 3 days watching tutorials. I must say that I learned much more from this one of yours in 15 minutes :) Now I need to watch all your tutorials. Thanks a lot again!!! Bless You!
Thank you so much for the positive comments!
Started the New Year with the intention of learning Blender for 3d printing and found your stuff. Just what I wanted. Cheers
Great to hear. Hope you enjoy your journey!
this video changed my life :D
Perhaps more extreme than I would have expected but I am glad you found it useful :)
Thank you, now I´m trying to get this to unwrap evenly so I can texture in photoshop.
Not sure I'm well placed to help you with that so I wish you well :)
@@notverygoodguy lol thanks! I did manage to paint it. Which felt like aerobics... lol and accidentally painted the INSIDE of the vase! Eventually I repainted it to map out correctly. It looks great!
Great video since I’m transitioning from solidworks to blender and it’s a whole different world. I was wondering if you could maybe do a tutorial of how to generate not uniformal object like vases in blender, something like a dented vase but with different dents on the sides like it would have been bumped a couple of times with different strengths if you get my point, either way great tutorial, thank you!
Thanks for the suggestions. This might have been a good idea to add to this video- One REALLY simple way to achieve what you suggest here is to go into sculpt mode and use the grab brush to just pull out and push in some parts of the finished model. I'll add this idea to my list and perhaps get around to doing more complex vases.
Hello, I am trying to make the second vase, and while sculpting the lines affect my bottom, even though I did everything like shown on the video…what can be the problem pleasee??😢
Thank you for the very informative video!!
Did you actually create the face set as described at 05:25 as well as check the Facesets box in the brush properties for the brush you are using? It is worth noting that the facesets check box only applies to the currently selected brush. If you change to a different brush you will have to select it again.
Yes, I did, but I’ll try again today..I was trying to do everything step by step as you did.. Thank you a lot for the response!!
@@marias1298 No problem, let us know how you get on.
When I export my vase and slice it, it covers my top vase hole when its hollowed out in blender... what am I missing?
Which of the vases are you attempting and are you doing it in vase mode?
Incredibly informative! Do you have anything on parametric or geometric pots/planters?
I am glad you found this helpful! I haven't considered doing pots or planters but will add to my list.
I suppose these designs could become pots if you made them big enough and gave them thick walls though.
@Not Very Good Guy Yes! That's exactly why I found it helpful. I am new to blender, so I really appreciated you showing the many ways to achieve the same result.
If you ever get a chance to make something on that, ill certainly be watching.
Thanks!
I don't have single vertex in mesh drop down
I thought it was by default but maybe you need to enable Mesh:Extra Objects in preferences. However, you can always add any object and in edit mode select everything with a and then m->merge at center. That will give you a single vertex.
@@notverygoodguy Thank you sir
Hello, great video. Is there a way to fill vase's inside with generated wireframe?
Glad you liked it. I am not sure what you mean though. It is possible to have a solid vase with the wireframe pattern on it if you unselect the "Replace original" setting int he wireframe modifier and playing with the thickness and offset sliders (plus you might need to add a solidify to it. Did you have another thing in mind?
@@notverygoodguy I'm new with blender, so didn't know how to exactly name it. I tried to search some images and found that "gyroid cube" looks similar to what I want to achieve (same wireframe pattern generated and connected inside the vase).
@@netreneris It will be quite difficult to do in Blender but you might be able to do it by creating a normal vase and getting your slicer to add a gyroid infill and setting the number of walls, top layers and bottom layers to 0 so it just prints the infill. This might need a bit of playing around with the settings.
@@notverygoodguy Hmm, it sounds difficult for a newbie. :) Of course, THANKS a lot.
@@netreneris I did kind of assume you wanted to 3d print the result as it's easier to do with 3d printing slicer software.
I could not keep my object red, and couldnt see it at all when i switched to object mode.
Can you give a little more detail so perhaps I can help. Which part of the video are you having your problem and which step is going wrong for you?
Wouldn't it be easier and faster instead to flatten the top loop with looptools, to just select to top loop, then scale / Z / 0?
I think I mention scale-z-0 right after using the loop tools :)
@@notverygoodguy oh sry misheard it
@@knupaw No problem :)
Alt left mouse does nothing for me.. had to press B to grab them
I think it might be ALT right click I mentioned.
The one in the middle will likely topple over
You might be right about that. Probably should make the base bigger really.
Thanks :)
Welcome!