I love it when you hone in on an aspect or feature of Blender that is either less understood, or not utilized to its full extent. Thanks again for another one of these. I look forward to any other ones you find!
Great tutorial for a feature I never noticed before, but after watching your tutorial, I can see how useful it can be. I've had Blender installed on my computer for years, but avoided using it because it seemed impossibly difficult to learn. A few months ago, I decided it was the only program that provided a way to do something I desperately needed, so I dove in and started learning it, almost entirely from YT tutorials. I must say, yours are among the best I've seen. There are so many out there trying to show something in 1-2 minutes, where they go through the steps so fast you have to rewatch, pause, etc. and end up taking an hour to watch a 2 minute video. I've progressed pretty far in the last couple of months, but I've only scratched the surface of what Blender can do. I've become very good at the the things I originally needed Blender for, but tutorials like yours expands my knowledge, and motivates me to keep learning more. Thanks!
As a Blender beginner, I appreciate the detail walk through the process and the pace, not to fast and not too slow! Also like the fact that you indicate which keys yo u are pressing in each step,. That really helps as well. Thanks and I Subscribed!
For some reason it works with regular cubes and stuff, but with a bunch of joined objects (a hinge made of cubes and cylinders), it refuses to snap to anything but the origin.
If you are having problems with snapping to rotation, even when the normals are pointing the correct way add a new object and choose snap to world instead of snap to view. It seems when you choose snap to view when adding an object it won't align correctly to the object you are trying to snap it to when using snap to rotation.
how can you be so good at every aspect of the program? your tutorials and tips cover everything. can you give me/us some advices when should we start a freelancing career if the resources are so unlimited to learn I feel like I'm not good enough no matter how much I learn theres still a lot of things I don't know... or share your experiences. I really like your videos regardless of what you are teaching us ❤
Actually there is a lot of Blender, and 3d art, that I don't have much experience with. I have so many things that I want to learn and get better at. But also keep in mind that I've been constantly using Blender for 6 and a half years. I think the internet also gives a false perspective on people, because everyone is just posting the best stuff, or the best part of there lives, and no one see's all the failed attempts or learning process. So if your always comparing yourself to the artwork online, you will feel like your not good enough. I understand how you feel, about feeling like you don't know enough about Blender, and so you might feel like you need to keep learning. But I'd say you just need to start to do whatever it is that you want to to!! No one knows everything about Blender, and as an Artist, you will always be improving your skills. And there are also always new features coming to Blender, so you will always have more to learn. I've actually learned so much more about Blender since starting my TH-cam channel 3 years ago, and I have so much to learn still. And making tutorials has helped me to learn Blender even deeper. So you will eventually need to just come to a point, where you decide to start seeking out freelance jobs, or doing whatever it is what you want to do. And you can continue to improve your skills as you go. Hope this helps. : )
@@RyanKingArt thank you for the advice and share your experiences. I am currently learning your procedural texture playlist, and practicing making fluffy stuffie using particles. thanks again
So, how can you snap to a bones' location? I have a model that was made in Maya and I imported it via FBX and I can't seem to snap the "locators", which are used for the Target and Sub-Target objects to setup the IK handle's, to the corresponding bone locations.
new menu in blender 4.0 ... maya / houdini background, try understand the basic is hard in blender. What I dont understand how to get this pivot on the center bottom on a cilinder for example, or to bring the cilinder directly on the grid so scale measures like .23546 is no issue. Now when I snap to face or align the rotation to the target (Normal of the other object) its half of the cilinder thats above my face of a simple cube.
minute 8:20 - I made a circle, but my circle it's empty, no color, no width, no nothing. How did you make the circle more than just an outline? v.4.2.1
So im new too blender, and following the donut tutorials, but for some reason, snap face project, just wont work, ive tried it about 10 times now, any fix?
Ryan, that was awesome and will help a lot of artist here thank you very much but I have a question, regarding the 9 :19, if you tab it again, can you edit it? Thank you.
Does face project not work with individual vertex? I'm stuck. I tried face project to wrap the vertices around a different object, but they just clip through
anyone else not have "project individual elements" as an option? I am in 4.3 and the only add on that wasnt default i have activated has been VDM baker brushes. Is it something i need to activate?
How can I get the face project snapping to snap an object directly on top of another object it isn't clipping in? I tried what you did at 5:20, but I can't seem to replicate it
You’re the mvp for all of these tutorials bro, you just keep popping up in search when I have an issue
glad my videos can help!
@@RyanKingArt i learned a lot from u dwg ❤
@@sectr4081al
I love it when you hone in on an aspect or feature of Blender that is either less understood, or not utilized to its full extent. Thanks again for another one of these. I look forward to any other ones you find!
glad you like it!
Thanks!
You're welcome. Thanks for your support!
Thanks! Incremental snapping adds (or subtracts) values that are multiples of the viewport grid to the current transformation values.
Great tutorial for a feature I never noticed before, but after watching your tutorial, I can see how useful it can be. I've had Blender installed on my computer for years, but avoided using it because it seemed impossibly difficult to learn. A few months ago, I decided it was the only program that provided a way to do something I desperately needed, so I dove in and started learning it, almost entirely from YT tutorials. I must say, yours are among the best I've seen. There are so many out there trying to show something in 1-2 minutes, where they go through the steps so fast you have to rewatch, pause, etc. and end up taking an hour to watch a 2 minute video. I've progressed pretty far in the last couple of months, but I've only scratched the surface of what Blender can do. I've become very good at the the things I originally needed Blender for, but tutorials like yours expands my knowledge, and motivates me to keep learning more. Thanks!
Very helpful. Most beginner tuts skip past this.
Glad it was helpful!
As a Blender beginner, I appreciate the detail walk through the process and the pace, not to fast and not too slow! Also like the fact that you indicate which keys yo u are pressing in each step,. That really helps as well. Thanks and I Subscribed!
glad you liked it!
Dude i searched for days and u came like an angel send by the algorithm gods to me to save me
glad it helped!
that individual project is something i really needed. also the alignment is nice. thanks!
Glad its helpful!
Whooo dude, I haven't even messed with the align tools yet, but I am now. Thanks for sharing this very very very useful tutorial!!!!
glad its useful! thanks for watching.
Great tutorial. Thank you!
You're welcome!
By far the best snap tutorial in all my 5 years of struggling to learn Blender ... 😢😅
You are a joy to watch. ❤. Simply wonderful all your tutorials are.
Glad you like them!
Nice work, Ryan. Thank you!
For some reason it works with regular cubes and stuff, but with a bunch of joined objects (a hinge made of cubes and cylinders), it refuses to snap to anything but the origin.
Thank you so much! i had no clue how to use it, you are a king!
Excellent as always Ryan😎👍
thanks!!
Always rocking as usual.
thanks!
@@RyanKingArt it would be great if you could work on a tutorial on metal caustics.
Amazing 🤩🤩
thanks : )
Great! Thanks please Ryan do more about this kind of tutorials, apreciate!
👍 👍
Golden tips. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Heat as always thank you so very much
Great tutorial!!!
glad you like it!
Excellent!!!
Thanks!
Great video , as always 👍
glad you like it!
excelent as always. Thanks!
thanks for watching!
If you are having problems with snapping to rotation, even when the normals are pointing the correct way add a new object and choose snap to world instead of snap to view. It seems when you choose snap to view when adding an object it won't align correctly to the object you are trying to snap it to when using snap to rotation.
how can you be so good at every aspect of the program? your tutorials and tips cover everything. can you give me/us some advices when should we start a freelancing career if the resources are so unlimited to learn I feel like I'm not good enough no matter how much I learn theres still a lot of things I don't know... or share your experiences. I really like your videos regardless of what you are teaching us ❤
Actually there is a lot of Blender, and 3d art, that I don't have much experience with. I have so many things that I want to learn and get better at. But also keep in mind that I've been constantly using Blender for 6 and a half years.
I think the internet also gives a false perspective on people, because everyone is just posting the best stuff, or the best part of there lives, and no one see's all the failed attempts or learning process. So if your always comparing yourself to the artwork online, you will feel like your not good enough.
I understand how you feel, about feeling like you don't know enough about Blender, and so you might feel like you need to keep learning. But I'd say you just need to start to do whatever it is that you want to to!!
No one knows everything about Blender, and as an Artist, you will always be improving your skills. And there are also always new features coming to Blender, so you will always have more to learn.
I've actually learned so much more about Blender since starting my TH-cam channel 3 years ago, and I have so much to learn still. And making tutorials has helped me to learn Blender even deeper.
So you will eventually need to just come to a point, where you decide to start seeking out freelance jobs, or doing whatever it is what you want to do. And you can continue to improve your skills as you go.
Hope this helps. : )
@@RyanKingArt thank you for the advice and share your experiences. I am currently learning your procedural texture playlist, and practicing making fluffy stuffie using particles. thanks again
Thanks Ryan x
welcome!
i always love him
thanks 👍
Thank you for this video
you are welcome! thanks for watching.
it works!! thank u man :-D
You're welcome!
Thanks a lot !!
You are welcome!
another great one
thanks!!
Is there a shortcut to snap an object back to all three of its vertices? Thanks
This is what I want to know! Did you find anything?
Nice one
Hope you find it helpful!
@@RyanKingArt yeah...rember the suggestion had requested you.. character animation like walk cycle
9:17 What would be the advantage of using a shrinkwrap modifier instead of snapping?
Thank you very much! :]
You're welcome!
thanks
welcome!
niceeee, my problem solved.
glad it helped! 👍
So, how can you snap to a bones' location? I have a model that was made in Maya and I imported it via FBX and I can't seem to snap the "locators", which are used for the Target and Sub-Target objects to setup the IK handle's, to the corresponding bone locations.
Thank you
You're welcome!
Thanks
How to change the size of the snaping marker(circle)?
Any settings?
partially good
ok thanks
new menu in blender 4.0 ... maya / houdini background, try understand the basic is hard in blender.
What I dont understand how to get this pivot on the center bottom on a cilinder for example, or to bring the cilinder directly on the grid so scale measures like .23546 is no issue. Now when I snap to face or align the rotation to the target (Normal of the other object) its half of the cilinder thats above my face of a simple cube.
Why would you go from those superior DCCs to this mediocre POS?
minute 8:20 - I made a circle, but my circle it's empty, no color, no width, no nothing. How did you make the circle more than just an outline? v.4.2.1
Select the circle > go in edit mode> edge select > press F
So im new too blender, and following the donut tutorials, but for some reason, snap face project, just wont work, ive tried it about 10 times now, any fix?
thats me too! it aint snapping and when I press the ctrl button, it just selects
Which of the version you are using??? pls tell me 😭😭😭😭
Please can you use use an archviz scene and bake it with cycle
can you snap faces to each other in edit mode?
Center cylinder on the bottom with another cylinder by exact vertical alignment snapping??
What about Edge Center and Edge Perpendicular??
Im using snap to grid which is very good, but how precise is it? I wouldnt say its 100 per cent, but maybe thats just my settings
Cool! I Think instead for this tips videos you should make them as shorts. None the less this is very nice
Thanks for the feedback. 👍
Why don't I have individual project elements settings?
Can't find snap to individual like in your tut in version 4.1
Ryan, that was awesome and will help a lot of artist here thank you very much but I have a question, regarding the 9 :19, if you tab it again, can you edit it? Thank you.
Does face project not work with individual vertex? I'm stuck. I tried face project to wrap the vertices around a different object, but they just clip through
anyone else not have "project individual elements" as an option? I am in 4.3 and the only add on that wasnt default i have activated has been VDM baker brushes. Is it something i need to activate?
Good tips, now if you figure out how to explain snapping while scaling that'd be worth a watch.
I have 2 spheres. I'd like to create a straight spline which is snapped between 2 spheres' origins. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks
Sometimes the snapping does not seems to be working even after repeated try.
👍👍👍
thank you : )
I wanna give u 10 likes. but cannot. the new snapping tool ate up 4 hours of my time
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thanks!
Hello how make this in blender?
th-cam.com/video/S0Ret6hzwaI/w-d-xo.html
I actually made something like that with Geometry nodes a while back. maybe I can make a tutorial sometime.
And now they replaced it with garbage. Whoever made the latest change in 4.2 needs to be fired. Period.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhjj
Hu? 🙂
How can I get the face project snapping to snap an object directly on top of another object it isn't clipping in? I tried what you did at 5:20, but I can't seem to replicate it