probably most useful tutorial series for me. Even if i will probably not go along with it due to my schoolwork. This is one of the best executions of a tutorial that i have seen GC cube and other ones do a great job, but that is on a small scale, on more procedual, abstract design However, on long tutorials its really hard to teach as good as this guy does. Huge respect
Same here, I just re-winded the video twice just to be sure of what I heard and immediately scrolled down only to be surprised that the 1st comment was about "that sh#t". (",) But hands-down "Proper tutorial" & also digging the language shocker too. 😂😂😂 Great Job!!
11:50 its the brake disc for stopping the car. Two Metal plates pushed together to brake the car due to the friction. This Tutorial is btw awesome ::)))
I cannot stress enough how much I appreciate these tutorials and all your hard work that has gone into making them. Absolutely amazing tutorials dude!!!! And the soft piano in the background really adds a peaceful studio ghibli vibe that makes even just watching these therapeutic. You are the best!
Been struggling a lot lately with tire treads - wasn't really able to create something that i would like to look at. Your tutorial is precisely what i was lookin' for - simple, informative and straight to the point. Absolutely perfect! Thanks a lot!
I KNEW when he said "Don't quote me on this, but" someone would quote him. Instantly scrolled down to the comment section and found like 3 comments, so its even funnier lmao
out of 69,800 views this video has and only 15.8k subs this man deserves more..., I couldn't ask for a better tutorial than this, and probably the best out there
@@blueinversion Please create video explain about n-gons, tris ,quad for mesh dude. i think you re the only one who can explain it, i think i will understand if it explained from you
Amazing tutorial living me marvelled earlier I was discouraged by some video posted on TH-cam saying why use blender to model cars but after watching this tutorial am excited am gonna do it Thanks alot I appreciate Blue inversion Martin frm uganda
Bro I have been working on modeling aircraft and got stuck in many points. However your amazing tutoral does save me. There are so many useful technics I learned from this and apply to my project! Keep it going
I'm just stating my learning curve in blender and find your videos soothing and informative. Thanx for sharing your skill with us beginners. I have also subscribed.
18:40 my curve didnt have the arrows running along them and when i added the curve modifier onto my tire it was deformed and i have a feeling it has something to do with that thank you these tutorials have been really helpfull. edit: I realized the solve for this is to attatch the tire onto the curve first, and then you can adjust the curve
27:21 might use the option "fit to curve" it'll make arrays until it perfectly fit the curve I guess, and btw liked the video, hope to see more soon 💪😁
Even better would be to use the grid-fill function, it will create the same topo seen in the video with one click. With the edges selected, hit ctrl-f -> Grid Fill, instant quad topo to fill any gap.
@@planetofeffects5422 It can have some strange layouts depending on how the edge loop youre filling is shaped, but it will always give you roughly a grid of quads across the gap.
Hey there thanks for the video, really help me. I want to ask you why I cant do instancing? I selected my rims, tyre, and the wheel control then parent it. when im moving it its a mess. It cannot move individualy like yours 29:47
@@blueinversion Hi there, great video but I have a question? @ 38:10 you mentioned you scaled the grill in 'Object' mode. I read somewhere that it's better to scale in 'Edit' mode because in Object mode the transform scale would be affected and not in edit mode. Is that true? Anyway, thx in advance!
Absolutely! That's a better methodology - called circular array. Would add another extra step for beginners, given it's already a dense tutorial. So I had to make choices ;)
Phenomenal tutorials! But I need your help. This is my very first time in blender. At 3:12, I can’t extrude the way you can. It wants to push the edges down the x axis or go all sorts of wrong directions. What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance.
Yeah that happens a lot. Depends on the local normal of the face at that point. One workaround I use is that just extruded and press RMB to let it go, followed by G to manually move it around whatever way you want, you can use X,Y,Z then to lock movement to respective local or global axis.
thank you man i am actually getting somewhere with my impreza modeling lmao. but can you do a tutorial on how to do the car so it would be suitable for a game?? plsss
32:37 I noticed that you had windows already and I am struggling to make those right. I tried selecting the edges and filling between them then insetting and extruding inwards. But nothing I do looks right. What did you do to make those amazing looking windows? Also this is probably the best car tutorial on the internet.
Sorry, someone knows why my bevel modifier doesn't change at all the shape of the tire? With every adjustment i make, like the weight limit metod, and the outer miter type set to arc... the tire remains sharp (22:40)
Hi Alessandro, please check your auto-smooth angle under "normals". Make sure you have bevel weight added to the desired edges, the modifier is actually enabled in the viewport (see modifier stack buttons), and also try following this step from the beginning once more. Let me know if it solves the issue.
@@blueinversion Thanks mate for you answer, I've checked all things you've said and they're all right; but I noticed that when i go in edit mode, except that the tire obviusly moves, it also becomes transparent, even if the x-ray isn't enabled. Do you know why? If you don't I'll just do the tire again, hoping the problem will solve.
Love your tutorials, really appreciate what you have done for us all, takes an age to follow when you're just starting out, but I'm getting there. 1 question though, why when I create an array around a circle, very similar to what you done with the tread of the tyre, does the array expand (gets wider) toward the end of the circle? Hope that makes sense and you'd be able to help?
Hello, thank you for your words of appreciation. Means a lot. About the array, that behaviour isn't correct. This happens when you have not applied the transformations (scale, rotation, etc) or the origins are not aligned. Arrays can be confusing, make sure you follow each step exactly to get the correct result.
@@blueinversion no problem, your tutorials are fantastic and have helped me so much to get moving on a project I've been working on for years on paper. I'll give it another go and see what I can come up with, there is no doubt I've missed a check box or something simple and it's thrown off the scale when I've revolved it around the circle.
Been using blender since 2012-ish. But I would say I learnt it the slowest and most roundabout way in the first few years. Was just having fun as a kid. You can do it a lot faster than me if you are determined. Also, there are tons of resources now. It is surely doable way quicker.
HI, thanks for this great tutorial it's been helping me very well. My problem is, I made a new collection for the wheels and there already was a body collection. So when I add a circle under the wheel collection it just never adds under, it always adds in the body collection, even if I hide the body collection. I also have made a video of this problem and would've shared it to your email but I do not see any. Can you advise me of how I can be able to solve this problem and move on?
You need to select the correct collection in the outliner window. Then it should work fine. Looks like the body collection is the selected collection right now. You can contact me here - www.blueinversion.com/contact
Yes, so if you apply modifiers you have to apply them in order i.e. from top to bottom. Since the earlier modifiers were applied first, the subdivision modifier cannot be applied independently. So to get perfect results, you will have to apply from top to bottom in order. Hope that helps :)
19:12 I Shift D to duplicate which works, then Ctrl M to mirror but it just makes a mess with some handles appearing to be turned in a loop, pressing X I am unable o move the handles. I end up having to move them individually and rotating them to the correct position. After going back to object mode and adding the Curve modifier and selecting the Loop with the eye dropper my tire tread object moves back along the X axis and only one half is affected by the loop. If I move the tire tread object back to where it should be it just stretches and twists in on itself. ???
Okay, we can work on that one at a time. First, try redoing that part by following the video closely. Let me know if you are still facing these issues.
@@blueinversion I had an issue right at the start where you create a plane, delete the three vertices, duplicate, place the duplicated vertices the extrude and scale along the Z axis. Yours they extrude away from each other but mine would only extrude along the X axis and in the same direction. Anyway I built my tread pattern another way and it looks good and proceeded with the curve and it worked out very nicely, the only thing remaining is to find out if it will work out when I do the array which you warned might not work if not done as you directed, I don't have time to get that far since it is already late. The problem with the first time I did it was the view I was working from, I was in world view which I guess meant axis was wrong, maybe?
Hi Fred, I understand your point of view. It indeed is a bit dense. If you are having too much trouble you can watch Blender Guru's Donut Series first, or the Official Blender Fundamentals Video and then comeback to this. But I can promise if you can get through this series and make a car no matter whether it is perfect, you will get a level up in your Blender skills. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks for stopping by! :D -Sayan.
I selected all the points of the handle. Then I pressed S (scale), followed by Y (lock axis to y) and then pressed 0 (zero) to scale them down to essentially a straight line.
Make sure the number of vertices are the same on all the edges. It's better if you redo that part following the tutorial exactly. Let me know if it solves the issue.
@@blueinversion Thank you for the quick reply. I figured out the problem. I duplicated the lines in object mode so they were seperate objects and didn't loft.
Issue while using the curve modifier. When I select the curve using the dropper, the tire profile just goes away along the y axis. I have followed your instructions perfectly, but doesn’t seem to work. Please help. :)
Great set of tutorials! Not at the Beginner level yet. Looking to learn how to make existing and original rims and tires at moment. Complete autos later on once I can get a grip on the software. Couple of questions regarding video 2. A lot of rims and tires are one directional. After the initial design is done for the drivers side rims/tires, how do you easily/quickly make the passenger side set which is a mirror image of the drivers side set? My other question is in regards to proper scaling. Once I have the 1/1 measurements accurate, how can I reduce the scale to 1/25 (or other) for replication in a car model? Parts would be 3D Printed/resin cast.
For your first question, you can apply all modifiers on the wheel and combine it into one object. Then use a mirror modifier to make the other side wheel. For your second question, parent all the objects making the car to an empty object. Now scale that empty the way you like. Just select the empty, press S and then type 1/25 and press enter.
@@blueinversion Thank you! I will give this a try when I can get back on Blender. My questions are very simple and green but, hope to advance. I'm starting at ground zero so, terms etc. may throw me for a loop at times.
Yeah I understand. Plus this is a pretty dense tutorial series. So take your time, mate! Slowly internalize whatever you learn and enjoy along the way ;)
Can anyone help? My tire isnt perfectly in a circle after using the array modifier , its a bit up and down and its not connecting with weld modifier also . I checked the circle and bezier curve both have 200 res , the initial part of tire while making it also looks straight from orthographic view , so i dont think thats the problem. I used array modifier in fixed count and fit curve also in fit type , both same results - Not a perfect citcle , a bit up and down from the ends ending in 53 counts
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probably most useful tutorial series for me. Even if i will probably not go along with it due to my schoolwork. This is one of the best executions of a tutorial that i have seen
GC cube and other ones do a great job, but that is on a small scale, on more procedual, abstract design
However, on long tutorials its really hard to teach as good as this guy does. Huge respect
Thank you so much! Deeply appreciated. Working on new content, I hope you stick around. Also, good luck with your schoolwork. Much love :D
"I will undo all of the sh*t that we just did" 😂😂😂 I died. Very informative tutorial :)
😂😂😂😂
Heard that and deadass came to the comments
Same here, I just re-winded the video twice just to be sure of what I heard and immediately scrolled down only to be surprised that the 1st comment was about "that sh#t". (",) But hands-down "Proper tutorial" & also digging the language shocker too. 😂😂😂 Great Job!!
as soon as i heard that i ran to the comments too 🤣🤣🤣
6:15
It's NOT funny >:/
Not one to comment but man this is an exceptional series. I'm modelling a different car atm but these tutorials make it a breeze!
Thanks, Yashthiel ! I appreciate your feedback. Good luck with your model. Let me know if you are stuck anywhere. Cheers :)
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11:50 its the brake disc for stopping the car. Two Metal plates pushed together to brake the car due to the friction. This Tutorial is btw awesome ::)))
I cannot stress enough how much I appreciate these tutorials and all your hard work that has gone into making them. Absolutely amazing tutorials dude!!!! And the soft piano in the background really adds a peaceful studio ghibli vibe that makes even just watching these therapeutic. You are the best!
I deeply appreciate that, Julius! BTW the piano is my own composition, you can listen to it from the links in the description. Thanks for tuning in :)
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Been struggling a lot lately with tire treads - wasn't really able to create something that i would like to look at. Your tutorial is precisely what i was lookin' for - simple, informative and straight to the point. Absolutely perfect! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for your kind words, Jakub! Good to have you as part of the community :)
11:55 it’s a braking disk, it’s the part that converts rotational force into heat, making the car reduce in speed.
Haha, that's right Methus. It somehow didn't register in my mind while recording the tutorial. I needed more sleep lol XD
I KNEW when he said "Don't quote me on this, but" someone would quote him. Instantly scrolled down to the comment section and found like 3 comments, so its even funnier lmao
out of 69,800 views this video has and only 15.8k subs this man deserves more..., I couldn't ask for a better tutorial than this, and probably the best out there
Thanks for saying this! I appreciate your support, mate :)
good work bro
this project motivates all the beginners
keep rocking
Thank you so much, I'm glad that you think that way about the tutorial. Couldn't have asked for more. Cheers! :)
As a Blender noob with basic knowledge, this was easy to follow and model along. Good job!
Just finished my first model on Blender thanks to your tutorial. I did a pickup truck to make it a bit harder. Thanks a lot !
Awesome! That's the kind of attitude I expect from my viewers. Keep it up ;)
Just wanted to say thank you for the tutorials. Only one video left!
Glad you found it helpful. Good luck with the last one ;)
u taught so much in the single video thank you so much i knew nothing man and i thought i can model
No worries mate! Good to know you found it useful :)
You Spell every English that easy to understand
because You, now I get it why we should use Quads instead of triangle
Thanks for watching! Appreciated :)
@@blueinversion Please create video explain about n-gons, tris ,quad for mesh dude. i think you re the only one who can explain it, i think i will understand if it explained from you
That would be topology! A series on that will be great someday I too agree. Thanks for suggesting :D
@@blueinversion Nope, i should thank to you dude
Cheers man!
I'm modeling my own car and this tutorial will help me a lot, thanks!
Damnnn the details and the tutorial is sick!!! Thanks a lot man!
so i have just comppeted making supra by following this tutorial and I have got to say its awesome, the way he teaches, great man ,
This tutorial series is so chill, the background music is great
hey thanks man. this tuorial is fantastic even 2 years later. Bless you bro
Focus is important
We can make it
With patience
Do one thing at a time that's also a important
All the best
This channel deserves more subs you can go really stonks mate congrats for the great series. 💯💢💥
Amazing tutorial living me marvelled earlier I was discouraged by some video posted on TH-cam saying why use blender to model cars but after watching this tutorial am excited am gonna do it
Thanks alot
I appreciate
Blue inversion
Martin frm uganda
Love this tutorial, made me learned more deep understanding on 3D modelling.
Good to know that Cesar. Thanks for stopping by!
Very helpful, thank you. I made a design for a car years ago and I finally decided it's time to model it in 3D space.
Bro I have been working on modeling aircraft and got stuck in many points. However your amazing tutoral does save me. There are so many useful technics I learned from this and apply to my project! Keep it going
Really great tutorial, I like the way you explain stuff step by step, without rushing. Subbed and liked.
Thanks for the like and sub! Means a lot to me. Keep the support coming! ;)
I'm just stating my learning curve in blender and find your videos soothing and informative. Thanx for sharing your skill with us beginners. I have also subscribed.
Yea, Great way to allocate each modifier. Impressive bro
Thanks!
You tutorials are very very helpful for beginners like me. Thanks 😊
18:40 my curve didnt have the arrows running along them and when i added the curve modifier onto my tire it was deformed and i have a feeling it has something to do with that thank you these tutorials have been really helpfull.
edit: I realized the solve for this is to attatch the tire onto the curve first, and then you can adjust the curve
:/
21:24 - a few steps before this we did the inset without the borders, then we extruded on the Y axis. Now it looks different.
Thanks friend. Nicely explained the process. Good work.
Thanks for watching! Cheers ;)
Yoo nice video! (Watched part 1 before this). The disc thing behind the rims is a part of the brakes.
Thank you mate. Love the series
Each second was worth watching! Great editing and explaining. Keep it up
Thanks a lot Luxas! Cheers :)
27:21 might use the option "fit to curve" it'll make arrays until it perfectly fit the curve I guess, and btw liked the video, hope to see more soon 💪😁
i like the way you improvise good tutorial
Thanks for stopping by mate!
There always a indian guy who will teach u anything for free, amazing
huge thanks you dude, my car look so good with your serie 😀👌
3:30, you can just click on all the edges and merge them... you would get triangles , and you can merge them later
Even better would be to use the grid-fill function, it will create the same topo seen in the video with one click. With the edges selected, hit ctrl-f -> Grid Fill, instant quad topo to fill any gap.
@@Nervegas but isn't that a bit uneven and inneficient?
@@planetofeffects5422 It can have some strange layouts depending on how the edge loop youre filling is shaped, but it will always give you roughly a grid of quads across the gap.
Very nice tutorial brother thankyou so much 🙏
28:30 What do you do with the center curve for the tire?
you are magical.
Another EXCELLENT tutorial!!!
Thank you so much! Appreciated :)
This is the best Blender car modelling series I've seen mate - hats off!
I have only one gripe - the size of those brake discs, way too big!
Thanks for the kind words and also the feedback! :)
Extremly good tutorial! You're are really pedaogical! Love the different techniqes!
Thank you so much! Cheers :)
27:26 we were this close to greatness.
Yeah
I don't get the same result with the curve modifier on any axis (19:59) please help me
Have you tried other axes, like Y Z -Y
Thank you so much for the response bro! I've figured it out last night, I'm still digging the tutorial!
Awesome! No problem ;)
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@@Orkey I am having the same problem , can you help me figure it out?
11:54 That's the surface that is pinched in order to brake! :)
Really well made video and, excellent tutorial
Thank you so much, Kemari! Cheers :D
Very well made tutorial, thanks.
Hey there thanks for the video, really help me. I want to ask you why I cant do instancing? I selected my rims, tyre, and the wheel control then parent it. when im moving it its a mess. It cannot move individualy like yours 29:47
I have the sane problem
Thank you for the video bro! A lot appreciated!
Much love brother
@@blueinversion Hi there, great video but I have a question? @ 38:10 you mentioned you scaled the grill in 'Object' mode. I read somewhere that it's better to scale in 'Edit' mode because in Object mode the transform scale would be affected and not in edit mode. Is that true? Anyway, thx in advance!
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13:24 where can I get the tires reference image
from google
You're a legend! Thanks for this tutorial
Thank u sir..Very helpful this series
Amazing tutorial series, how about using array tool in modeling rim ?
Absolutely! That's a better methodology - called circular array. Would add another extra step for beginners, given it's already a dense tutorial. So I had to make choices ;)
Best line of vid :- as usual this is shaan and u r watching blue inversion
My real name is "sayan" though, youtube auto-caption butchers my name every time. So just Blue Inversion is fine... XD
15:33
i didn't get that LoopTools option in my menu :/
welp
Edit:Preferences:Add-ons:search=Mesh:Looptools-
and put a tick on the addon
@@МемныйПоджигатель ok thnx :D
@@archdemon368 no problem.
Whooo amazing. I like it.
ty so much bro, I've improved load from your tips here!
Phenomenal tutorials! But I need your help. This is my very first time in blender. At 3:12, I can’t extrude the way you can. It wants to push the edges down the x axis or go all sorts of wrong directions. What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance.
Yeah that happens a lot. Depends on the local normal of the face at that point. One workaround I use is that just extruded and press RMB to let it go, followed by G to manually move it around whatever way you want, you can use X,Y,Z then to lock movement to respective local or global axis.
Awesome Indian dude🤗🇮🇳
thank you man i am actually getting somewhere with my impreza modeling lmao. but can you do a tutorial on how to do the car so it would be suitable for a game?? plsss
Thaks mate! I will consider that, I already have too many ideas on my list. So I wont make any promises haha :)
32:37 I noticed that you had windows already and I am struggling to make those right. I tried selecting the edges and filling between them then insetting and extruding inwards. But nothing I do looks right. What did you do to make those amazing looking windows? Also this is probably the best car tutorial on the internet.
I like it. I'll try it.
Thank you.
Wow! Sooo great tutorial!!
Glad you think so! Thanks Valtz :)
Thanks you bro
Your tutorial very well
I have problem at 14:29, where vertex are moving in opposite direction. Anyone know the solution?
great tutorial
Sorry, someone knows why my bevel modifier doesn't change at all the shape of the tire? With every adjustment i make, like the weight limit metod, and the outer miter type set to arc... the tire remains sharp (22:40)
Hi Alessandro, please check your auto-smooth angle under "normals". Make sure you have bevel weight added to the desired edges, the modifier is actually enabled in the viewport (see modifier stack buttons), and also try following this step from the beginning once more. Let me know if it solves the issue.
@@blueinversion Thanks mate for you answer, I've checked all things you've said and they're all right; but I noticed that when i go in edit mode, except that the tire obviusly moves, it also becomes transparent, even if the x-ray isn't enabled. Do you know why? If you don't I'll just do the tire again, hoping the problem will solve.
Love your tutorials, really appreciate what you have done for us all, takes an age to follow when you're just starting out, but I'm getting there.
1 question though, why when I create an array around a circle, very similar to what you done with the tread of the tyre, does the array expand (gets wider) toward the end of the circle? Hope that makes sense and you'd be able to help?
Hello, thank you for your words of appreciation. Means a lot. About the array, that behaviour isn't correct. This happens when you have not applied the transformations (scale, rotation, etc) or the origins are not aligned. Arrays can be confusing, make sure you follow each step exactly to get the correct result.
@@blueinversion no problem, your tutorials are fantastic and have helped me so much to get moving on a project I've been working on for years on paper.
I'll give it another go and see what I can come up with, there is no doubt I've missed a check box or something simple and it's thrown off the scale when I've revolved it around the circle.
@@RatManAl So glad to hear that. Good luck with the project :)
man you are so good. Wonder how long it takes for you to know all this.
Been using blender since 2012-ish. But I would say I learnt it the slowest and most roundabout way in the first few years. Was just having fun as a kid. You can do it a lot faster than me if you are determined. Also, there are tons of resources now. It is surely doable way quicker.
@@blueinversion thanks man. I’m blown away by your skills, getting things done. Btw, appreciate the tutorial!! 🔥
@@thekaibenz Thank you so much for the kind words. Grateful for your time and attention :)
excellent work
I love it
Thank you
Appreciated! :)
Need
tire reference image
11:51
Its called brake callipers or brake discs
HI, thanks for this great tutorial it's been helping me very well. My problem is, I made a new collection for the wheels and there already was a body collection. So when I add a circle under the wheel collection it just never adds under, it always adds in the body collection, even if I hide the body collection. I also have made a video of this problem and would've shared it to your email but I do not see any. Can you advise me of how I can be able to solve this problem and move on?
You need to select the correct collection in the outliner window. Then it should work fine. Looks like the body collection is the selected collection right now. You can contact me here - www.blueinversion.com/contact
Very helpful. I will become fan of your brain😂😂🎉👍
the disks behind the wheels are the brakes btw!
accha tutorial hai, maza aya👍
Beauty in details!
amazing bro keep gng i support u
Thanks man! Keep that support coming, cheers :)
-Sayan.
Awesomentastic tutorial video thanks a lot, but when I apply the subdivision modifier my car gets crooked, can you please tell me what to do?
That might be because of the order of modifiers. Is the subdivison modifier at the end of the stack?
Precisely that, At every vertex in the middle of the car, thanks for the attention sr
Yes, so if you apply modifiers you have to apply them in order i.e. from top to bottom. Since the earlier modifiers were applied first, the subdivision modifier cannot be applied independently. So to get perfect results, you will have to apply from top to bottom in order. Hope that helps :)
@@blueinversion you're the Hero, ध्यान के लिए बहुत-बहुत धन्यवाद
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very neat, thank you
Watch this tutorial because I want to learn how to model car ❌
Watch this tutorial because this youtuber is handsome ✔✅🔥😂
🤐😂😂
19:12 I Shift D to duplicate which works, then Ctrl M to mirror but it just makes a mess with some handles appearing to be turned in a loop, pressing X I am unable o move the handles. I end up having to move them individually and rotating them to the correct position. After going back to object mode and adding the Curve modifier and selecting the Loop with the eye dropper my tire tread object moves back along the X axis and only one half is affected by the loop. If I move the tire tread object back to where it should be it just stretches and twists in on itself. ???
Okay, we can work on that one at a time. First, try redoing that part by following the video closely. Let me know if you are still facing these issues.
@@blueinversion I had an issue right at the start where you create a plane, delete the three vertices, duplicate, place the duplicated vertices the extrude and scale along the Z axis. Yours they extrude away from each other but mine would only extrude along the X axis and in the same direction.
Anyway I built my tread pattern another way and it looks good and proceeded with the curve and it worked out very nicely, the only thing remaining is to find out if it will work out when I do the array which you warned might not work if not done as you directed, I don't have time to get that far since it is already late.
The problem with the first time I did it was the view I was working from, I was in world view which I guess meant axis was wrong, maybe?
Great tutorial. But I got a bit lost in this episode due lack of Blender experiance. But will keep trying
Hi Fred, I understand your point of view. It indeed is a bit dense. If you are having too much trouble you can watch Blender Guru's Donut Series first, or the Official Blender Fundamentals Video and then comeback to this. But I can promise if you can get through this series and make a car no matter whether it is perfect, you will get a level up in your Blender skills. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks for stopping by! :D
-Sayan.
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3:06 How you make that extruding skill? When I try to use it inside as you did, it is not working.
Select VErtices , press e , rightclick, and s to scale
18:37 how do you do that?
I selected all the points of the handle. Then I pressed S (scale), followed by Y (lock axis to y) and then pressed 0 (zero) to scale them down to essentially a straight line.
@@blueinversion thank you
cool.........thanks this was very helpful
Help mate! For the tire texture when I use loft after selecting the lines, nothing's happening. Is it because of origin points of the lines? At 15:32
Make sure the number of vertices are the same on all the edges. It's better if you redo that part following the tutorial exactly. Let me know if it solves the issue.
@@blueinversion Thank you for the quick reply. I figured out the problem. I duplicated the lines in object mode so they were seperate objects and didn't loft.
Awesome! Glad that you figured it out. Good luck for the rest of the course ;)
@@blueinversion Thanks
Issue while using the curve modifier. When I select the curve using the dropper, the tire profile just goes away along the y axis. I have followed your instructions perfectly, but doesn’t seem to work. Please help. :)
The "disk thing in the back" is the disk brake disk.. there should also be a brake caliper on one edge of it.
Great set of tutorials! Not at the Beginner level yet. Looking to learn how to make existing and original rims and tires at moment. Complete autos later on once I can get a grip on the software. Couple of questions regarding video 2. A lot of rims and tires are one directional. After the initial design is done for the drivers side rims/tires, how do you easily/quickly make the passenger side set which is a mirror image of the drivers side set? My other question is in regards to proper scaling. Once I have the 1/1 measurements accurate, how can I reduce the scale to 1/25 (or other) for replication in a car model? Parts would be 3D Printed/resin cast.
For your first question, you can apply all modifiers on the wheel and combine it into one object. Then use a mirror modifier to make the other side wheel. For your second question, parent all the objects making the car to an empty object. Now scale that empty the way you like. Just select the empty, press S and then type 1/25 and press enter.
@@blueinversion Thank you! I will give this a try when I can get back on Blender. My questions are very simple and green but, hope to advance. I'm starting at ground zero so, terms etc. may throw me for a loop at times.
Yeah I understand. Plus this is a pretty dense tutorial series. So take your time, mate! Slowly internalize whatever you learn and enjoy along the way ;)
why you didnt use shinkwrap modifier for the front grid?
Shrinkwrap can be a bit unpredictable for beginners. So I chose this method.
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how to apply the plane that we use for gaib in the bonnet with Boolean modifier?
Very nice video.
Sir pls make a tutorial for shading mode
Can you mirror the wheel instance?
No instances cannot have modifiers directly.
@@blueinversion thank you
Can anyone help? My tire isnt perfectly in a circle after using the array modifier , its a bit up and down and its not connecting with weld modifier also . I checked the circle and bezier curve both have 200 res , the initial part of tire while making it also looks straight from orthographic view , so i dont think thats the problem. I used array modifier in fixed count and fit curve also in fit type , both same results - Not a perfect citcle , a bit up and down from the ends ending in 53 counts