BrickLink Studio2.0 Tutorial - How to use it from A to Z

Here is Bricklink Studio2.0, a Lego 3D building software, a real alternative to LegoDigitalDesigner software allowing you to develop your craziest creations up to sharing them on the web.
This video helps you to quickly understand the basics of 3D, construction skills, how to render, create steps, develop a building instructions and the layout tips and the export of your file. All this in under 15 minutes.
00:10 The basics
02:20 Design illustration
02:57 Render mode
04:08 Step editor mode
05:54 Page design mode
09:34 Visual improvements
10:24 File export
I hope this video will be useful for you, subscribe, like and share it as much as possible ;)
Download here : www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/d...
This tutorial is not sponsored by the BrickLink Group.
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Voici Bricklink Studio2.0, un logiciel de construction 3D Lego, véritable alternative au logiciel LegoDigitalDesigner vous permettant de développer vos créations les plus folles jusqu’à leur partage sur le web.
Cette vidéo vous permet de comprendre rapidement les bases de la 3D, les techniques de construction, comment faire un rendu, créer des étapes, développer une notice de construction et les astuces de la mise en page ainsi que l’export de votre fichier. Tout cela en moins d’un quart d’heure.
J’espère que cette vidéo te seras utile, abonne-toi, like et partage la vidéo autant que possible ! ;)
Télécharger le ici : www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/d...
Ce tutoriel n’est pas sponsorisé par le groupe BrickLink.
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[@KIXEMITNOG]

Nice program

[@perineumstabb3r]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks!

[@md.shahrierbinsolaiman3920]

Very cool tutorial

[@Fantom700]

Very useful tutorial for studio 2.0! Thank you very much!

[@Tapitus-totalus]

Very cool tutorial, doesn't waste much time and I found what I was looking for :)

[@levslegotechniccreations7845]

Thank's for the tutorial!👌

[@nithavenue]

simply awesome... I always wondered how they create instruction manuals. Thanks Now I know!

[@Sirslayer_X]

best tutorial! thank you

[@jbsbrickcreations7039]

Really nice, the first good Tutorial for Studio i have seen.

[@bbrachman]

I am wondering why you did not create the 'steps' in the editor section. Instead of doing in the 'instructions' module. Wouldn't that same some time to build the steps into the model? Just curious.

[@propertiesoftechnic]

Thanks

[@t0maz.m]

Excellent tutorial. Been using it for some time now so I know a thing or two. But I would you for some tips of animation. Like it's difficult to learn if you have to wait 20H for a single animation:(

[@Mcneds]

How do you mesh gears properly because when I try it says they’re a collision and won’t snap in place also it’s really annoying to put things in one stud places or insert axles into holes. Am I missing something?

[@MrGawn]

you speed past the part of the tutorial i need most.. the building portion. is there a video showing you build the steering?

[@huemus]

In the Instructions, is there a way to make the new piece to insert, float disattached from the conjunct like in a normal LEGO building instruction?

[@lorezyra]

Which precise version are you using? This is significantly better than what I remember seeing 8 months ago!

[@Dadudi]

Nice tutorial, is there a way to add lenghts of beams or axles, like Blueprint?

[@daneyal7162]

Question- is Studio 2.0 an update to the regular Studio progrogram, or is it a completley new, separate program, that simply shares a lot of aesthetics with the first studio program? If it's the latter, do some of the bricks "phase" into each other like in the regulars studio program? (By phasing, I mean that a brick goes through another brick, and both occupy the same space in the program, something that is impossible in real life. This issue has been bugging me a lot in the current Studio program I'm using, the regular one, and I'm looking to see if there is a solution to it).

[@romix8340]

Is it possible to have only the pieces available from a particular model. It would make alternative vehicles easier

[@brentreviews175]

Hi , how do you create a background for a lego model which was created using studio2.0?