Your explanation and visual for explaining the samples (around 9:18) is really great :) I appreciate the time you took to animate it for us visual learners!
Wow I made it, 5 days of work. I used the original Tesla model s design ignoring the trademark. Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I'll post my work soon and be sure to mention you in it.
This channel is way to underated, your tips are really useful. I have been learning blender for around 6 months, and i really want to pursue 3D modelling as a job or hobby
@@blueinversion Thanks! I’m just wondering If you could do a tutorial on animation and rigging as I want to learn more about animation since I’ve learnt the basics of modelling my already
@@blueinversion I applied what I learned here and put them on my police car that I"m still working on. It is coming along great as well in case you are curious.
Hi Shannon, Thanks for such an amazing tutorial. Kindly give a rough idea of your system specs. and how much time it took to render a nice final image??
@@blueinversion not a problem at all. Am looking to vids like yours as I would like to use Blender to support my own channel. So yea, huge amount of notes and attention in your direction.
Dude my car render is still looking so bad that i had to select render and viewport to 5k both but still it's looking bad don't know why. Even with 5k threshold it took just 3:19, all the buffers are visible in the image. I tried whatever I could do to increase the quality but still very bad. Please someone help me.
If you have a high budget, max out on GPU with as much VRAM as you can. Of course, latest processors with high RAM, especially if you are going to do video editing for animations/vfx. And one thing most people ignore, but if you can afford get a 4k monitor with industry-standard color profile. Another thing which is not talked about, but I suffered a lot - do not cheap out on the power supply or the cooler. Liquid coolers are a big hassle if you are not an expert at them, so I recommend you get the best air coolers (and quiet) and make sure you have a sense of air flow in the case. Make sure there is a proper, inflow with one fan and outflow with another (more fans if you can). About the OS, I use Linux but it isn't for everyone. So just go with Windows, otherwise if you want a lot of headaches but full control on your system, and you are ready to sacrifice some mainstream software - then I would go with Linux. Also, get a mechanical keyboard with a standard layout. Make sure you are comfortable with it, also if you are planning to become a power user, having those extra preset buttons are super helpful. You can bind certain shortcuts, or scripts in Blender to those keys. About the mouse, you can try going with an ergonomic mouse, specially if you are not conscious of overuse and healthy wrist exercise and regular breaks during work. That's all I can think of right now, yeah get a good chair with good back support, do not get into bad posture. Also, try having a bright room and stay at enough distance from the screen to avoid eye damage. Good luck with your build, I hope you have fun with Blender! :)
@@blueinversion Thanks a lot man this helped. Since GPU is what matters should I go with the geforce gaming cards or with the quadro series of cards. I think the quadros are quite expensive in higher configs. Anyways thanks a lot man.
Hi, I was wondering if at some point you could do something for how to model Intakes on the sides of a car, I'm doing a 2001 Ferrari 360 Modena and having a hard time with them, Just something to make it understandable not an entire car.
I think I am more geared towards comprehensive full-length courses, but I understand what you mean. If I make something related to car, or some similar vehicle, I will touch on that. Cheers :)
Спасибо за обучение. Можно подметить не мало интересных приемов. А что касается авторских прав на изображения модели и логотипов? Законно ли выкладывать подобные работы в социальные сети?
thank you so much for making this vid! I am working an my Tesla Roadster, but something felt off with the shading, and mainly the color! Finally I am able to make realistic renders with my car, and have the EXACT shade of red.. (I kinda have OCD)
Impressive tutorial. I have a question about denoise. I learned from blender guru that you should use the "noisy image" tab connected to the tab on the denoise node. You plugged in the ordinary image. Does it matter for the final result?
It shouldn't make much of a difference. I think the noisy image is a de-speckled version of the image to reduce fireflies, if any. This can lead to artifacts if the sample count is too low. So in conclusion, just choose the ordinary image and you should be fine.
You can add the HDRI to the world shading tab in Blender. Then you can put the car on a plane and check shadow catcher only for the plane. This way you will have the shadow on a transparent plane and it will look like it's sitting on the environment.
Best tutorial I have ever seen....but how do you remember which shading nodes should be used..if you know any book please suggest me.....Best Teacher with a great voice ❤️
Most of it is trial and error. I have been doing this for a long time. Back then there weren't any resources at all. But nowadays there are a lot of tutorials. I haven't heard about any books in particular, but no need to worry. The basics can be learnt pretty quickly once you have watched a bunch of tutorials. And stick to the principled bsdf mostly, it makes things easier. Cheers ;) -S.
Try increasing the render resolution. Depending on your system and graphics card, sometimes the render does look a bit jaggered when zoomed in/out in the Blender viewport. Try saving it and viewing it in an external image viewer.
umm...what did you mean by Do not render yet? My Render workspace is blank. After rendering, the rendered photo appears in the Render workspace. ( I'm new in this whole thing btw. Dont get mad :( .Please help I'm so close to finish this course )
My car was created in another software (Inventor Professional 2018), it also has interior parts so it has 6333 parts , but when I open it in Blender my whole car is selected as a single part. How can I change it? I mean, How can I make these 6333 parts selectable? I can't follow this tutorial because of this issue
@@CWSOF I'm not very familiar with Inventor, but working with parametric CAD meshes in Blender isn't very straightforward. Try this tutorial (not mine), I think this kinda does what you are asking for: th-cam.com/video/QuxakW1UpsA/w-d-xo.html
Hey sir, I need help, I have some problem. When I render it the boolean (the plane object for cutting or whatever it called) are appear in the render result, i has click "disable in render" in visibility on the cutter object but that's not work. what should I do? Sorry for my bad English
I have a GTX 1660. Not even the Super/Ti version. And, you can always render on your CPU or better yet, the cloud (Amazon AWS, etc.). They only charge you for how much you use.
my reference image is not matching when I'm editing mesh from top view it doesn't match right view and when I'm editing in right view it doesn't match front and top view...
Might not make something very specific like that, because truck can be called a variant of the car tutorial itself. But I plan to make more automotive tutorials, and even jets and stuff. Currently have a long list of suggestions so I will try my best. Thanks for your suggestion as always. Cheers :)
![Car in Blender - PART IV - Animation [ Beginners ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lOK8HHOEjWo/mqdefault.jpg)
![Car in Blender - PART IV - Animation [ Beginners ]](/img/tr.png)
![Car in Blender - PART I - Modelling [ Beginners ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VGPvxIrobFE/mqdefault.jpg)
Literally the best Car Shader I have ever seen in my Life. Like I found a car model and it looks like plastic and now it looks like a real car :DDD
Thanks a lot mate!
This is the best blender tutorial...
Your explanation and visual for explaining the samples (around 9:18) is really great :) I appreciate the time you took to animate it for us visual learners!
And I appreciate you pointing that out! Means a lot, thanks Rachele! :)
-Sayan.
I think it's just 5 % what's happening in system and program. He is tired with it it's boring already for him probably
I did this as my 3rd project ever in 3d modeling, what amazing tutorial man.
Thank you so much, even as a novice this was incredibly enlightening and I greatly appreciate the time you put in to bring this to us.
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching :D
I'm really bad at 3d modeling for now, but I've learned so much thanks to this tutorial, thanks a ton dude
Just wanna say it took sooooo much time
But the car is so easy to make and really looks soo good thnx
Wow I made it, 5 days of work. I used the original Tesla model s design ignoring the trademark. Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I'll post my work soon and be sure to mention you in it.
Thanks man! Fantastic that you actually stuck to it and made progress so fast. Congrats
This channel is way to underated, your tips are really useful. I have been learning blender for around 6 months, and i really want to pursue 3D modelling as a job or hobby
That means a lot to me! All the best for your journey, keep at it and you will make it really soon ;)
@@blueinversion Thanks! I’m just wondering If you could do a tutorial on animation and rigging as I want to learn more about animation since I’ve learnt the basics of modelling my already
Yes, eventually I will be covering more topics. Stay tuned ;)
I like your accent. Hoping to get more amazing tutorials like this in future.
I thought this would be complex after looking at the run time but this is really beginner friendly. Awesome tutorial 🙌
Neat explanation at right delivery speed and clear pronunciation. Thanks a lot.
Thanks again brother! I appreciate your time and attention.
i like your tutorial man, so chill !!
Appreciate it !
Amazing, man! Thank you so much for sharing us your incredible knowledge in Blender 🤩
My pleasure! I appreciate your support, thanks for stopping by ;)
thanks to you i moved very big step forward in modeling .thank you friend.
Your content is amazing, man. Keep up the good work!
❣❣❣❣❣❣❣
Great job on the shaders!!!!
Hey! Thanks for checking them out mate.
Appreciated :)
@@blueinversion I applied what I learned here and put them on my police car that I"m still working on. It is coming along great as well in case you are curious.
@@jweinrub That's awesome! So happy to hear that. Drop a link when it's done, in case you share it online :)
@@blueinversion No problem. I will as soon as I can.
I have become your fan! Awesome presentation...
Thank you so much! Cheers :)
I like the way you teach bro really good work may god bless you
Thank you so much! Means a lot
i admire your work
I appreciate that Alexander! Thanks :)
Hi Shannon, Thanks for such an amazing tutorial. Kindly give a rough idea of your system specs. and how much time it took to render a nice final image??
This is a great tutorial series. Subbed and liked
Thanks Jabba, means a lot!
@@blueinversion not a problem at all. Am looking to vids like yours as I would like to use Blender to support my own channel. So yea, huge amount of notes and attention in your direction.
21:34 I want to ask how the pressure comes out of the pencil to erase the cut line??... before editing
You are a legend
So nicely and neatly explanation
Don't lose hope you are going to go big man
NEW SUB ! lots of love,, you are amazingggg
Dude my car render is still looking so bad that i had to select render and viewport to 5k both but still it's looking bad don't know why. Even with 5k threshold it took just 3:19, all the buffers are visible in the image. I tried whatever I could do to increase the quality but still very bad. Please someone help me.
Awesome tutorial bro definitely going through it. BTW what system specs do you use or recommend for blender? I'm planning to build a PC.
If you have a high budget, max out on GPU with as much VRAM as you can. Of course, latest processors with high RAM, especially if you are going to do video editing for animations/vfx. And one thing most people ignore, but if you can afford get a 4k monitor with industry-standard color profile. Another thing which is not talked about, but I suffered a lot - do not cheap out on the power supply or the cooler. Liquid coolers are a big hassle if you are not an expert at them, so I recommend you get the best air coolers (and quiet) and make sure you have a sense of air flow in the case. Make sure there is a proper, inflow with one fan and outflow with another (more fans if you can). About the OS, I use Linux but it isn't for everyone. So just go with Windows, otherwise if you want a lot of headaches but full control on your system, and you are ready to sacrifice some mainstream software - then I would go with Linux. Also, get a mechanical keyboard with a standard layout. Make sure you are comfortable with it, also if you are planning to become a power user, having those extra preset buttons are super helpful. You can bind certain shortcuts, or scripts in Blender to those keys. About the mouse, you can try going with an ergonomic mouse, specially if you are not conscious of overuse and healthy wrist exercise and regular breaks during work. That's all I can think of right now, yeah get a good chair with good back support, do not get into bad posture. Also, try having a bright room and stay at enough distance from the screen to avoid eye damage. Good luck with your build, I hope you have fun with Blender! :)
@@blueinversion Thanks a lot man this helped. Since GPU is what matters should I go with the geforce gaming cards or with the quadro series of cards. I think the quadros are quite expensive in higher configs. Anyways thanks a lot man.
Modeling a 2017 VW Arteon and I am miserable because blender thinks that the rear fender is the camera. How do I fix this? 6:05
Pls do more tutorials like this.
This year ;)
Hi, I was wondering if at some point you could do something for how to model Intakes on the sides of a car, I'm doing a 2001 Ferrari 360 Modena and having a hard time with them, Just something to make it understandable not an entire car.
I think I am more geared towards comprehensive full-length courses, but I understand what you mean. If I make something related to car, or some similar vehicle, I will touch on that. Cheers :)
Brother you are best please make more tutorials
Thanks a lot, Abhishek!
Really great video for beginner, great job bro.
Спасибо за обучение. Можно подметить не мало интересных приемов. А что касается авторских прав на изображения модели и логотипов? Законно ли выкладывать подобные работы в социальные сети?
Great tutorials from scratch to professional 3D models.
Can you suggest someone who can do some modelling for my small car project .
thank you so much for making this vid! I am working an my Tesla Roadster, but something felt off with the shading, and mainly the color! Finally I am able to make realistic renders with my car, and have the EXACT shade of red.. (I kinda have OCD)
Thank you. this is really greate tutorial.
this guy is insane
got inspired n started my car long back , but forgot to Thank YOU , so came back , Thanks a lot Brother ; are You Bengali ?
What are the specs of your PC? My gtx 1650 would take years to render a single frame
I have a gtx 1660, not much different. I rendered the thing at 720p at the time though. I still believe this isn't too heavy a scene at all.
Love it sir when you will make the next animation tutorial??? Really appreciate your hard work sir👌🏻👌🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
Thanks for watching! Another course is in the works but it might take some time :)
Impressive tutorial. I have a question about denoise. I learned from blender guru that you should use the "noisy image" tab connected to the tab on the denoise node. You plugged in the ordinary image. Does it matter for the final result?
It shouldn't make much of a difference. I think the noisy image is a de-speckled version of the image to reduce fireflies, if any. This can lead to artifacts if the sample count is too low. So in conclusion, just choose the ordinary image and you should be fine.
@@blueinversion thanks :)
Hey. I like your work. If I model it, can I add it to Unity?
Yes.
Nice tutorial bro !!😄 can you please guide me on how to put my car in an hdri environment?
You can add the HDRI to the world shading tab in Blender. Then you can put the car on a plane and check shadow catcher only for the plane. This way you will have the shadow on a transparent plane and it will look like it's sitting on the environment.
@@blueinversion thanks bro!!
, he is so underrated
Best tutorial I have ever seen....but how do you remember which shading nodes should be used..if you know any book please suggest me.....Best Teacher with a great voice ❤️
Most of it is trial and error. I have been doing this for a long time. Back then there weren't any resources at all. But nowadays there are a lot of tutorials. I haven't heard about any books in particular, but no need to worry. The basics can be learnt pretty quickly once you have watched a bunch of tutorials. And stick to the principled bsdf mostly, it makes things easier. Cheers ;)
-S.
Can you make a tutorial for guns? Also thanks for the good tutorial you made.
I don’t know what I do wrong but at 10.08 it doesn’t work for me, I go from wite to Blake but doesn’t change
Great Video, btw what are your pc specs
Thank you so much for this but the Rendered Image still have some Jagered lines (They are not smooth) How to fix that?
Try increasing the render resolution. Depending on your system and graphics card, sometimes the render does look a bit jaggered when zoomed in/out in the Blender viewport. Try saving it and viewing it in an external image viewer.
@@blueinversion thank you so much for your quick reply and fix Dude! I really appreciate it and I'm gonna give a subscribe to you! Loved the content😁💕
Thank you so much
Yes i did it only thing is I have a slow old Laptop I hear some fan sound in the laptop
I can not find multiscatter ggx ?
when i render its rendering cubes and not the car
how can i fix it
great tutorial sir, which mic you use for your videos
Thanks! Zoom H1 portable.
@@blueinversion thanks
umm...what did you mean by Do not render yet? My Render workspace is blank. After rendering, the rendered photo appears in the Render workspace. ( I'm new in this whole thing btw. Dont get mad :( .Please help I'm so close to finish this course )
can this tutorial work for any car model you want
Yes, a little bit of googling might be required here and there but overall the techniques will be the same. Good luck! ;)
Blue Inversion ok thank you so far this tutorial seems very helpful
What program we use to design?
thanks bro
Cheers mate :)
My car was created in another software (Inventor Professional 2018), it also has interior parts so it has 6333 parts , but when I open it in Blender my whole car is selected as a single part. How can I change it? I mean, How can I make these 6333 parts selectable? I can't follow this tutorial because of this issue
Hmm, what file type is it? There can be a bunch of reasons why this is happening.
@@blueinversion Ipt format.
@@CWSOF I'm not very familiar with Inventor, but working with parametric CAD meshes in Blender isn't very straightforward. Try this tutorial (not mine), I think this kinda does what you are asking for: th-cam.com/video/QuxakW1UpsA/w-d-xo.html
@@blueinversion Thank you a lot, I really appreaciate it.
Hey sir, I need help, I have some problem. When I render it the boolean (the plane object for cutting or whatever it called) are appear in the render result, i has click "disable in render" in visibility on the cutter object but that's not work. what should I do?
Sorry for my bad English
Make sure, in the OUTLINER you have disabled the camera icon next to the plane object.
Yo man I heard you can make models and shit I want to make my own mod to install into GTA 4 can you maybe tell me how to do this
Can we import assetto corsa
I don't think i can render this in my laptop with gtx1650😓
I have a GTX 1660. Not even the Super/Ti version. And, you can always render on your CPU or better yet, the cloud (Amazon AWS, etc.). They only charge you for how much you use.
@@blueinversion ohh thanks!
my reference image is not matching when I'm editing mesh from top view it doesn't match right view and when I'm editing in right view it doesn't match front and top view...
@@blueinversion 3
4:01 (light is not working)
what's your pc specifications?
AMD Ryzen 2600x 6 core, 16 GB Ram, Nvidia GTX 1660 6GB and OS is always Linux haha 👍
want more videos from blue inversion
2022 will be great!
I go satin as it is in the middle
Bro i need your help in fluid simulation
What about uv unwrapping bro...
How I sell My 3D Models ? ,Please tell me
You can export as obj or fbx from blender and put them up on turbosquid.
@@blueinversion is CG traders good for it better than turbosquid
Please make xuv 700 pls
Can you please make tutorial that how to make truck on blender
Might not make something very specific like that, because truck can be called a variant of the car tutorial itself. But I plan to make more automotive tutorials, and even jets and stuff. Currently have a long list of suggestions so I will try my best. Thanks for your suggestion as always. Cheers :)
@@blueinversion yeh ok btw you make anything i always support you
Thank you so much for this level of support. I deeply appreciate your attention and time. Welcome to the channel :)
Good Tutorial, but please Render it On EEVEE
In theory, you can use the same shaders with a little bit of tweaking in EEVEE. Mainly the specular amount needs some tweaking.
shift + x + what ...? what is grave ?
Tilde or grave accent. this one ~
bro, can u make pls weapon tutorial (shotgun or ak74) plsssss
Yes. Sure thing. I love gun designs too ;)
@@blueinversion oh bro tnxxxxxx, i cant find good weapon tutorials on youtube
can anybody find a car interior creation?
Sadly no
Can I download your car?
Yes.
kruta broo
Amazing tutorial . . . I'll tag you on Instagram after I finish my car if you don't mind
Thanks! Sure, I would love that ;)
You are Indian right?
Yes, sir :)
adminya orang mana nihhh
are you indian??
Yes sir :D
@@blueinversion we have good graphics designers 3d modelers, still public watching lungi dance
Haha XD
@@blueinversion next video?🤔
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this doesn't even look realistic wtf
Transformers Autobots MODEL.P.85D wilswknxaj
Can I import this into unreal engine and add an emissive texture to the headlights and reflective texture to the body??
Yes, you will be able to do that. Be careful about the polycount, might be too heavy for a game.