Man, this was so good. You’ve mastered the pacing of these tutorials!

@gregorymalto3411

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 what's wrong with him advertising his business? in his free tutorial videos.

@CosminCRT

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 are you too used to blender being free? a lot of things in 3d cost money if you want to start doing it professionally.

@ricos1497

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 I hate to reply in the negative to you again, because I see what you're saying, but I needed the 6 part doughnut tutorial, having never even opened a 3D software program (apart from SketchUp) before. Although I found crossmind studios tutorials a bit better!

@glas8854

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 In an attempt to discredit Andrew for being a shill for his website (agreeable), you've shilled Default Cube 10 times over. You're in half of the replies to this video preaching their name. Your lack of self-awareness is embarrassing and I assure you Default Cube would wince at this comment section

@blenderguru

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Marco. Glad you liked it 😊

This is the best intermediate/advanced level tutorial you've ever made. So much detail, so many techniques, problem solving, and actual reasoning behind the packed into such a short video! This could easily be a 10 hour paid course but you've made it available for free in just 25 minutes. Absolutely fantastic! I'll probably make something based on this video soon

@ricos1497

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 it's not a competition. Just some free content.

@blenderguru

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad it paid off 😁

@davea7373

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 no he doesn't, he's a tool. He won't even read the comments in his own videos.

@creativempho

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 Dude you're a wet blanket😒

@GIBI_SZPILORZ

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 default cube is deleted

For anyone stuck at 02:22. Once you've made the house with the roof, duplicate it and move the roof away from the house before separating it. So, you still have the house with the original roof as an object and the new roof as a separate object. Then reposition it over the original house, slightly higher on the Z axis. This will stop the problem with the boolean not cutting off the clapboard. Hope this helps.

@arrayn5619

Жыл бұрын

Well should have read your comment whaen I saw the early time stamp.. .welp doing evrything from scratch.. Thanks for the info.

@linusyong4731

Жыл бұрын

I still don't quite understand could you explain it a different way? I'm a beginner. Just started a few months ago.

@agentbrosseadents5962

Жыл бұрын

Est ce que on doit appliquer le modifieur pour le toit dupliqué?

@aesthetic_quote

Жыл бұрын

thanks buddy u saved my problem

@adelorn08

Жыл бұрын

​@@aesthetic_quote Man, I was making this house again, but I have problems still, should I copy and separate the roof when the house is practically a square?

I have no plan on doing anything like this ever but I watched the entire thing without skipping, great video and I’m sure ppl who need this will love it even more than I.

@21stcenturyscots

2 жыл бұрын

Don't do it.

@felixmokayabeatz

2 жыл бұрын

I thought I was alone

@aadityaofficial7847

2 жыл бұрын

@L D i can do it with free textures!

@pixelzone6100

Жыл бұрын

@L D I agree with you! Have you found an alternative in the meantime?

@vuongluctien4970

Жыл бұрын

You goddamn right

This makes me appreciate the designers of video games. So much work that they put in and sometimes it can be very tedious.

@henrybrent5589

2 жыл бұрын

And it’s stuff that isn’t necessarily very noticeable but it definitely makes a huge difference and really adds to the realism

@zenmonk5403

2 жыл бұрын

Often it's the designers that ruin the hard work of 3d modelers. You know, just systems/level/UI designers that cause the precious work of modelers to be stuck in a SHIT ASS game.

@sopretty43vr

2 жыл бұрын

imagine what god had to go through for all this realism on earth

@OpenGL4ever

2 жыл бұрын

I was actually impressed by how fast he could do this without tedious work, by just adding some filters and playing with them.

@OpenGL4ever

2 жыл бұрын

@@zenmonk5403 Often it is just the lack of money. The earlier you run out of money, the less time you have to fix and improve the gameplay. Thus if we want have good games, we as players have to pay for them.

The ad is still playing but I've already liked the video.

@gilles466

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@tactics1056

2 жыл бұрын

add

@rejanimanoj8770

2 жыл бұрын

Sams

@jamesc5801

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto!

@batman_2004

2 жыл бұрын

So?

I've been learning blender for about 2 weeks. This seems beyond my scope but here I am trying it anyway. Two hours in and I've made it about 2 minutes into the video lol

@obsidianpictures232

Жыл бұрын

lmk how it goes

@emmanuelmaterne5021

Жыл бұрын

That's a pretty good timing actually. The firs few minutes should be easy, and then getting more challenging. This isn't for absolute beginner, but it's a nice way to get into independent thinking as an intermediate. He has other tutorials that are great to start with, and will get you on your way to look for solutions while learning the tools. I also like Mike King's tutorials for that. He doesn't have the same level of expertise, but he explains things nicely. Sometimes I like less advanced guys, because they can still relate to the early learning curve.

@ryanpatton1795

Жыл бұрын

same, feeling bad because there are a lot of things that arent working even though i quadruple check that I am doing every step just like he is, even if it wasnt said out loud. Not sure if the blender versions difference is causing this much a disruption or what

@heyitsAxone

Жыл бұрын

@@ryanpatton1795 so many things could go sideways and I am here for that exact reason too don't worry, maybe there's just one detail we missed, for example for the modeling I'm almost done with the walls and boolean settings but for some reason the part right under the roof remains empty. I'll keep going anyway since I'm learning, maybe I'll figure it out later and it'll be a nice way to monitor progress

@ryanpatton1795

Жыл бұрын

@@heyitsAxone the sad part is the modeling was only like 1/3 of the video D:

‘Guru’ does not begin to describe your level of mastery concerning Blender. Thank you for the vast knowledge that you have showed, shared, given, explained, and demonstrated. You are very much appreciated… and possibly a little hated… due to all of the complexity that is the Blender workflow. Even so, you more loved more than you are hated. Be sure of that. Thank you, again!

Great Video! The vertex paint technique for the panels was super clever.

@cheterete5043

2 жыл бұрын

Yo southern shotty!

@blenderguru

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. I wasn’t sure if the extra days to figure it out were worth it, so glad someone appreciates it :P

@AndersKjeldgaardNielsen

2 жыл бұрын

@@blenderguru It's always worth spending extra time figure something like that out... when you have the time. :) Guess it's often not that feasable in a production setting, but you still learn a lot just from the process. I'm a fan and victim of this, often spending way too much time on something because I trying to figure out optimal or better way to do it, your mind going "Is this really the right way to do it, maybe it's not really good and there is a better and more flexible way to do it". The conflict haha.

@jeric_synergy8581

2 жыл бұрын

@@AndersKjeldgaardNielsen , but now it is found, and we can all use it. He's the R&D Department.

@fobstaa

2 жыл бұрын

@@blenderguru Vertex colours are still super useful

I love these types of tutorials. Not overly detailed, but focuses on the useful techniques and tricks for photorealism.

This is so informative for any photorealistic scene. The materials are layers and have imperfections of their very own. Before, I didn't even think about making materials. I was just like "Okay, the house is wooden....good enough" no. It's wood that sits in the sun all day, is effected by weather, and endless possibilities.

Returned to this video to learn architecture terms for a game I'm working on. Andrew really is a gift that keeps on giving

Disabling the clamping with "c" after you press "g" twice to slide the vertices on the edge beyond the point of the vertex, is legit something I was looking for for years and gave up on finding it long time ago. Thanks!

@MyoDest

2 жыл бұрын

detto :)

@amalbubble7812

2 жыл бұрын

You can also press Alt while edge sliding it's more handy.

@nothingnothing3211

2 жыл бұрын

Works well while sliding outwards and horrible while sliding inwards because each side behaves according to nearby vertices. Their pace are different if their shape are different.

@ADNCoach

2 жыл бұрын

I used to create a new transform orientation for each edge to do that, turns out it could be done with one keystroke. That's massive.

@amalbubble7812

2 жыл бұрын

Maya cannot do it LOL

Texture painting with R G B to trigger different materials, pretty smart.

@trianglesqrt2576

2 жыл бұрын

didn`t expect to see cryo chamber here! So good listening to your uploads while working/ creating

@curhob

2 жыл бұрын

Are you the creator of that intro music?

@cryochamberlabel

2 жыл бұрын

@@curhob Unfortunately not, sounds a lot like the Last of US OST. Very fitting music either way

@cryochamberlabel

2 жыл бұрын

@@trianglesqrt2576 Thanks for listening!

You are the best instructor Andrew, …and I’ve needed many instructors 😥. The care you put into these is really appreciated.

You are on point on the Readability and Grounding, it's one of the first things taught to 3d artists in the game industry.

Boolean merging: 1:50 Blending materials : 7:30 Shader Masking RGBA: 11:30 Painting Vertices: 15:50 More Textures: 17:45 Painting the Mesh: 19:10 Displace Texture: 23:55

@darshjoshi1641

2 жыл бұрын

MVP!

@conchabelo

2 жыл бұрын

This should be pinned to the top!

@jeffbecket2311

2 жыл бұрын

love stamps tahnks! we alwais have to come back when we forget things ahah

@cgcores525

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@AN-tk5os

2 жыл бұрын

a Huge Respect to you my friend....

I've been watching you for 7 years and I love seeing how far you've come! You truly understand how to teach well and keep people engaged! Thank you!

@blenderguru

2 жыл бұрын

An OG! Thanks man. You’ve been watching a while :P

@owenpalmer8242

2 жыл бұрын

@@blenderguru 😄Thank you!

@pequod4557

2 жыл бұрын

@@blenderguru Same here! from the blender 2.66 days.

I absolutely love how your showed your steps for optimization, using a video render as proof of it working

I absolutely love seeing the logic that goes into this, 3D modelling is so much less frightening to me when I see it more like programming and using all these modifiers to build and add layers of complexity which can be tweaked later

Every time Andrew promotes Poliigon, I saw Andrew give money to another Andrew, one in full business attire and another one in very casual clothes.

@jeric_synergy8581

2 жыл бұрын

I'm HAPPY to watch the Poliigon ads if it helps Andrew.

@EidolonMoviez

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 While I see what you're saying, it's a little harsh. He's a small business guy trying to make a buck. He uses these tutorials as 'soft advertising' for his website. That doesn't bother me a bit. Learning a new technique(s) for free? That's pretty horrible, lol. He's entertaining and informative and it doesn't cost a dime. Have you heard of the photoshop guy, Benny Productions on KZread? That guy gets people to send in their art and drawings. All he does is add some shading and colorwork and then sells that art for a profit on Displate. Now, that is heinous. And yet people keep sending in their art in hopes that they'll be featured. The Blender Guru isn't anywhere near that. Not to mention, I learned quite a bit making my donut.

@stephanszitha8844

2 жыл бұрын

Comment award🥈🥇

@TheKitSeason

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 Do you have any constructive responses? You're obviously not a CG professional.

@TheKitSeason

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 you’re right. I’m not the CG professional. I know CG professionals and basically get my advice from them first off. They’re the ones who really know, right?

Great tutorial! But I still miss just "hanging out" with Andrew and listening to his random ruminations on life as he creates each new scene. ;)

@tatendampofu1311

2 жыл бұрын

Andrew getting annoyed with the baby and daydreaming about going to a cabin in the woods was a killer moment

I'm more than a little amazed at the dedication to detail you display in this tutorial. Thank you - very impressing!

By far the hardest tutorial i've ever came across only because he skips critical spots. People who do tutorials gotta consider that we don't know all of the short cuts you're using. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY TUTORIALS SHOULD'NT HAVE CUTS!

@vindyne6299

Ай бұрын

exactly. i've been wondering how did he managed to paint mask with tile textures and i still have no clue how he did it 🥲

@user-zn5sq2xv9b

29 күн бұрын

This isn't a step-by-step. If you want one of those check out his other tutorials or another channel. This is a more advanced tutorial where he tries to lay out some basics but ultimately wants you as an artist to f around and find out for yourself instead of copying one for one. I have learned so much from trying to follow this tutorial and while it may be taking longer than it would with a step -by-step, I am learning valuable skills I can take into my own career.

This has got to be the most useful Blender video I have seen in a while. The amount of tricks of trade that were presented is enormous! Great job and thanks a lot Andrew.

@sabasgt

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 hey buddy quick question, how can you shill for something that's *yours*? LMAO Also don't worry I'm not expecting an answer from you worth anything, having seen your comments and "debates" in almost every single comment on this video I've come to realize you named yourself accordingly to your intelligence level.

@notahotshot

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617, congratulations! You have convinced me... To unsubscribe from default cube's channel. Well done.

@MikaelBu

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 Dude shills his shit constantly what are you on about

@izzi917

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 Bro stop creeping everybody out.. We get it, move on

@sabasgt

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 All im gonna say is that I'm so sorry you have decided to waste your energy on these long ass comments that don't say anything of value at the end lmao

I swear you're like the Bob Ross of 3D modeling. You make amazing artwork and make it easy for beginners to learn, and give them a solid foundation to build off of.

@mikewarcholik

2 жыл бұрын

Bob Rauss 😏👉

@totheknee

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, such a great comparison! "And we just paint a happy little dystopian house with some dilapidated siding over here, right next to this tree."

I have no idea where to start doing anything like this, but I ended up watching the entire thing. So fascinating.

Holy God, this is mesmerizing, I thought I was smart, wow, I'm in awe! What a talent not only for understanding the software (and its affordances) so deeply, but also the talent for communicating it in a manner that'll get people pumped easily despite the technicalities involved.

Man, I know I sound like so many others, but it is amazing how much I've learned from this channel, and after years, I am still learning new tricks. Everywhere I see blender projects posted, so many of them have things they clearly made following the guru, either outright or tweaked a little. It's really amazing.

1:04 Remember to duplicate roof, before separating it to a new object. Otherwise you'l have problems with the boolean operation at 2:22. Had some frustrations with this issue and almost gave up. Hope it can help someone else along with this otherwise excellent tutorial :-)

@is3573

2 жыл бұрын

ah, that;s why my fatten operation came out different, thank you

@myphysicalworld3958

2 жыл бұрын

Make sure to apply scale first and you might have to move the roof up (in Z). Andrew did some slight editing before moving on to the next step that he didn't mention.....unless he did some magic....Andrew? Andrew? did ya, buddy? LOL

@renderwithablender931

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my lord, thank you! I've been trying everything (except that). Absolute legend

@Adrian-nu3mp

2 жыл бұрын

thank you !!!!

@christophermacier

2 жыл бұрын

FUCK! I have been banging my head against the wall for 3 hours trying to get this to work. Thank you!

Honestly, this channel is great, resourceful, and helpful. 10/10 Would recommend.

I am an architect working with Rhino/Vray and you definitely drag me into new horizon. I need to mention one thing that blow my mind, i.e. your speed of production and smart approach behind. A million thanks. You are awesome!!!

“A house that looks like a rental.” I laughed so hard at this!

This was an absolute masterclass. The pacing, the editing, the information delivered and how it was delivered. Superb. You are one of the best teachers ever, man.

I’ve always wanted to make the last of us inspired scenes and this is just perfect! Please blender guru make more of this! Love your videos!

I'm always amazed at everything you're able to do.

Wow, so professional, so incredible! You've clearly capture the TLOU essence in that tutorial, the added music was the cherry on top!

As a beginner in blender this sort of stuff blows me away, currently I struggle a lot with understanding the Shader editor cuz I haven't done that many projects and it always feels overwhelming I hope one day I can come upto your level where I don't just follow along and search up a solution but come up with my own you're truly inspirational

@oluwadamilola6233

2 жыл бұрын

Keeps practicing we all were at your level ,trust me it would be the way you want in the future

@oozly9291

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 your so weird, you sound like an ass at times but simultaneously sound like an artist with passion wanting to help people

@melonslice3177

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 You are presenting your own opinion as though it is a fact. It is not. Some people will learn better from blender guru, and some from default cube. Let people develop their own opinion.

@firemyst9064

2 жыл бұрын

@@melonslice3177 That sentiment i totally agree with, everyone learns just a little bit differently. I personally watch a ton of different people because everyone explains it just a little bit differently, and for myself hearing the same concepts repeated in different structures and word choice helps me understand the more complex portions.

The density of amazing tips in this video is through the roof.

I saw this video and thought I was gonna see a guy and a video camera. I also thought it was gonna be boring. But within the first few seconds I knew this was created all on a PC and instantly became interesting. Straight to the point, no BS. Good video 👍🏼

I've never seen such a well put together tutorial on complex texture painting like this. Well done. I think my machine would cry and electrocute itself trying this, but I want to play with it. Thanks for posting this.

I love these types of tutorials, it's not exactly follow along tutorials and more like watch and learn type, and also the pacing of the video is amazing, I watched the whole thing without realizing it was over 20mins, the techniques are not for beginners but its gold for intermediate users. I mean we take for granted that this is free on KZread because this could be on subscription websites. love it!

Most videos trying to sell stuff are not worth the time at all, but god damn, Blender Guru does it again with the most insane quality and detailed blender content on YT!

Thx for ur tutorials , you are the one who inspired me to make 3d :)

Your 3D creations are beautiful! This is by far the best tutorial you've ever made. So much relevant info in 25 minutes. I'm impressed!

Man, this advanced modeling knowledge you show in this video is just like very abstract mathematical theorems told to math newbies. To be honest, as a newbie, I was shocked. While feeling hopeless on the one hand, I also tried not to get discouraged by seeing the true power of Blender. Adding you to my watch list was the right decision. Thank you for sharing.

An excellent and professional tutorial. You make verything look so easy!

I would like to thank not only for the lesson, but also for the excellent commentary. My English is not very good, but I understand literally everything

'and there it is, a house that looks like a rental!' 😂😂😂 Amazing tutorial Andrew! really concise and perfectly paced. Six mins in and the main part done 👍🏻 Thanks for yet another great tutorial 🙏🏻

@sameliusastraton4670

2 жыл бұрын

One Hour 30 minutes in, and the White Block House with Crooked Roof Done.. LOL

good explanation bro. everything was so smooth. loved the video

@nathandc2669

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong opinion bro, my Minecraft house is better

@popcorncornbread9099

2 жыл бұрын

@@nathandc2669 o Ok

@Mumcodeine

2 жыл бұрын

@@nathandc2669 xpx,,?7

@fe6796

2 жыл бұрын

Smoother than a fresh jar of skippy? Smoother than a criminal? Smoother than the ocean under the moon?

I love how you explain things in this video. I learned a lot from this video

Shader magic is always so satisfying!!

I love this style of tutorial for the intermediate user! It's perfect because we don't have to watch through all the nitty grity hours of work but we also have the treat of getting all the awesome tricks! Wonderful!

@Teh_Random_Canadian

11 ай бұрын

It isn't great for beginners like me. It is cool to see his methods, but i have no idea how to execute some of them.

I love how he wholeheartedly shares his extensive in-depth knowledge of concepts while including the logic behind it. Its obvious that he understands art to a great level when it comes to light, color and especially composition as is apparent in the video structure. Unlike many, i don't really have a problem with him marketing Polygon for the simple reason that it is actually an extremely useful addition. It makes the workflow fast and optimized. As long as it is good, it only shows how amazing polygon is the more you mention it. So keep going. He's also constantly improving his videos when it comes to content quality and also experimenting with new video formats. People mention I like this blender youtuber better or some default cube better, Andrew price is the OG Blender Guru!

For those wondering where the "separate RGB" node is, it should be under a new name of "Separate color" Also "vertex color" is now "Color attribute"

Anyone who knows how to edit, photoshop, and make things like this with a software completely blows me away!

Wow! I knew about the rgb masking technique but the small things such as the C key to unclamp the vertex sliding was new to me! This is why I never skip these tutorials, no matter the skill level, one can always learn something!

The very first that came in my mind when I saw the thumbnail was " huh. This is very The Last Of Us-ish" and then I saw the intro. It's clear where the inspiration came from :)

@mulanmiller5000

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I thought as well and Andrew mentioned him playing the game in one of his podcasts.

@kla_dia4353

2 жыл бұрын

The music, the graphics, the storyline, the characters... and so on... the last of us is the best game ever!

The level of realism is insane

You're a saint. Thank you for keeping knowledge easy and free.

Hey Andrew ... i actually wanted to thank you! Before the pandemic i started to follow your tutorials and when it started i worked literaly night and day to learn and get better. I worked as a video- and lighting designer in the entertainment industry before and due to your tutorials i got a job in visualisation for products and projects - using UnrealEngine and building my assets and environments with the skillset you gave me! As of today i am an employe of the new company since 8 months and i am quite happy - coming from the entertainment industry i can tell you, that a lot of people got real problems due to covid and all the restrictions ... your tutorials provided a way around ... and it all started with a donut 😁 Thank you very very much and best regards ... P.s.- i love your humor! 😂

How to use the RGB channels to add mask for peeled paint flakes, water damage, and moss is genius. Awesome lesson Andrew

I try to learn something new everyday to keep my brain spongy. I have to say this was the coolest I've found in a while! So cool!

i havent even got blender on my laptop and still watched the whole thing just because i find 3d modelling interesting and might actually try it at some point but will have to start with the basics first, this was so insightful and i loved the in depth detail of it

Really well done! Love this tutorial, it's so streamlined. Must have taken you so long to find the best solution for each problem, you tackle a lot in this vid and the end result is so clean and concise. Thankyou

Wow. Stunning render. Gonna have to watch this one all the way through! Really nice!

Just started using Blender, currently working on my "Doughnut" project. Viewing this video is quite the change from the project video yet it demonstrates the simplicity of the program. All the actions made sense - I had no clue such texture "plugins"were available! I hope to view many more videos but with a 75Mb cap of downloads for the two of us I simply need to be selective! Keep up the great work!!!

This tut is my ultimate guide in topic of multitexturing, Thank you!

This is the best tutorial you've made so far!~ Really, really, really wish you could make a Part 2 where you go into how you rendered this as it looks absolutely stunning! Pretty please!

Dude I love this! It’s so intuitive and while I didn’t understand some of it now, it makes me feel so good when I did understand certain aspects of the video because it gave me motivation to watch more and learn about nodes and RGB settings. I’m an illustrator so I’m always working in 2D but videos like these give me confidence in expanding my profession. Really great video dude, I’m definitely sticking around for more!

@millie2079

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 how can you call him a shill? I'm gonna assume it's because he's promoting Poliigon? and so what if he is, it's a bloody good ad for the business. Look, you get the main tool for free, you get a brilliant walkthrough / tutorial FOR FREE because Andrew spent his SPARE TIME creating it, and let's not forget he'd have practised a few times before getting it right, then recording it, then editing it, then uploading it. FOR FREE. If I was as good as Blender Guru I'd charge through Patreon for my time, so I'm eternally grateful he shares his knowledge and time for free.

@millie2079

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 Default Cube and Blender Guru are so polar opposite that you shouldn't even be on this thread giving DC a shout. And he'd probably be embarrassed by you doing so. This is a community where people share their knowledge and expertise, not bitch and howl at others' who are more successful. I'd say DC's tutorial's are more akin to someone like erindale XYZ. BG is more about creating a 'scene' from start-to-finish in the most direct way using accessible terminology. And there's tutorials where he even suggests using other resource sites, not just Poliigon. DC's stuff is more like abstract techniques and such. BG. is more for everyday artists looking at the entire workflow. If you're whining about someone not uploading enough then you really are emblematic of the problem content creators face - incessant demand for free material. Why don't you create amazing tutorials and share them so we can all see how great you are?

@popa42

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 If you don't want to see this video, that's fine. Then just don't watch it. But you don't have to tell anyone who doesn't share your opinion that only your opinion matters. These guys just enjoy Andrew's videos and I think they are not going to change their minds just because a single person on the internet brays out their position and thinks their point of view is the only right one. I can't believe I wasted my time and poor English (*cough* Google translate *cough*) with an incredibly long comment :D

@MelHamer

2 жыл бұрын

@@dingustm617 What we have here is that Andrew's tutorials are no longer for you. Your experience has probably surpassed what he can teach you. That's fine, simply move on - you don't need to comment. They are for me though and if anything I get a lot more from the slower and deliberate stepwise tutorials than I do even from this one. I've spent two hours replicating the first few minutes of this tutorial simply because the speed of Andrew's tutorials nowadays is way too fast and a minor mistake early on can have serious implications later on (e.g. 1: by me not duplicating the roof the later boolean step didn't work at all, e.g. 2: by Andrew rushing past the initial siding creation, I missed the point where he's selected the whole siding before pressing Alt+S so all my sidings, bar the one I initially angled, were going in weird directions). I would not nearly had as many issues if Andrew did his longer form tutorials. If you find Default Cubes tutorials better, great then his style works for you. I've tried following his tutorials and although inspiring, my level of knowledge of Blender isn't there yet and I can't keep up. One day I hope to move on from Andrew's tutorials and move onto the next level, but he'll always have my respect because he helped me get the basic concepts. As for being a shill, who isn't? If they're not a shill for another company, they're begging for their own Patreon, subscribers on KZread or shilling their own products. As long as we're all getting the content for free who cares? Support or don't support, it's your choice. Your comments throughout this thread haven't been helpful, just the lowest form of trolling. If you don't find these tutorials useful, find someone else's who are useful to you and allow others to enjoy a different style of learning. Other than being busy, I should imagine Andrew doesn't do as many tutorials because of comments from people like you. So, because you don't get as much out of them we all have to suffer.

In video games, a scale reference player is usually going to be 1.8m. Width and depth are usually going to be 0.6m. If you don't have a reference, using a primitive cube with the right dimensions will be enough to start modelling. You should also consider jump height (its apex) and crouch height POV. As always, rely on your particular camera in your project as the source of truth for look and feel.

TNice tutorials is by far the best soft soft basic tutorial, I rember when I just started learning, tNice tutorials was so helpful!! I’ve now been releasing edm

I've never opened Blender in my life, only learned some Maya in university an will most likely never open either again. But your tutorials are fascinating and I love watching them. Truly impressive what you do here! :-) Keep up the amazing work!

I have no idea how this ended up on my recommendations because I know absolutely nothing about any of this and it's the most confusing, intriguing video I've watched in awhile

been using Blender for years and I sware you show me something new in every video

Once, you’ve proven that you are the true master! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 thanks for the amazing tutorial. Gotta try that one ASAP!

This was a phenomenal tutorial, I have learned so many new things!

I've never said that much time "wow" looking at a KZread video. Amazing work and teaching skills! Bravo! Andrew, you rock! Ps: a little bit of wind in those branches would make that shot even more wonderful as it already is.

man i actually thought the final product was an actual building id find in game if i went looking for it, love it when people are good at what they do

Blender Guru, you're a genius of dedication!

I like how we agree that "Good Music" is just half an hour of Donda Chant

Your tutorials are unbelievable, I always learn something new :)

I still remember learning blender few years back then in your channel.❤

Realistic lighting and textures. Looks very much realistic 👌

If anyone is like me and wondering how he made those points in his node links: -Shift + right mouse drag across a link to add a reroute node. -select the reroute node and hit G to move it to a better location so the links don't overlap or go behind other nodes, etc. making your node network a confusing overlapping mess. They're called reroute nodes because you can also use them to send links out to multiple nodes from the same node. They support one input but multiple outputs.

Please keep the tutorials coming! I love them!

its so satisfying to watch this kind of videos, ...i watched this 4 times already, this man is amazing, he can explain everything perfectly, understandably ....good job man

Great video and really helpful! I couldn't get a grasp on how the setuper works but it's all clear now.

Great video, lots of useful tips and tricks! Definitely an improvement over the cabin video, one of your best videos so far.

I recently downloaded Blender and wanted to get into 3D modeling as a extra hobby besides gaming when I'm not at work and you helped me a lot with your tips and tricks I appreciate it cause I wanted to make a post apocalyptic setting in a city with Werewolves fighting Humans and a few other ideas I have thanks again man keep up the amazing work.

Man!!!!!! this looks like a dream, who I never thought its possible!! awesome buddy

I have no CLUE what I just watched, but I'm glad I did! Stuff like this is so awesome! I'm glad this was suggested to me! Shout out to people that do this on the regular because whew! Great video ❤️❤️😎

I extremely love it what you made is my favorite game I’m so happy for this tutorial 🐍🍃

Man I have no blender experience and watching this start to finish was confusing but also inspiring

The detailing man you are Truly a Genius❤️

just getting into blender now and following the donut tutorial atm, i'm loving it! always wanted to get into 3d art!

This dude says “the hard parts over” and then begins to build a game of thrones plot line…to do siding.

I miss your face in the corner! Seriouly, This is amazing. This is a perfect tutorial for advanced users. Pacing, step by step explanation and detail are great. Just short of 1 point for chapter marks, specially to the node tree, this a 99 of 100. Thank you so much.

will get it. Just don't get burnt out. Whenever you need a break, take one.

I don't even have blender installed on my computer, nor have I ever, but there's something so cool about watching how these things are built.