0:29 wtf does *"press Ctrl+T and import your image"* mean? Ctrl+T where? What shortcut is it supposed to be? How does the image magically appear when you didn't even select it? EDIT : Found it. Ctrl+T no longer works in some setups. The equivalent manual actions in the "Shading" view are : 1) Add --> Texture --> Image Texture, 2) In the new node, use the "folder" icon to import the image, 3) connect the "color" output to the "surface" input of the Material Output node
Sometimes beginners want to follow along, it took me 30 minutes to realize that a lot of the shortcuts were for add-ons and not Blender as is. Could be incredibly useful and a huge time-saver if somehow that is explained in the tutorial.
Not at all, he did this exact technique ages ago, although he is REALLY fast. Nothing bad with others showing the technique too i guess, I'm sure Ian wouldn't mind
If you're running into odd texture issues (if you've imported the image as a plane), especially with transparency, a handy solution is tweaking the material blend mode to "Opaque." The Images as Planes addon tends to lean towards "Alpha Blend" by default, so just change it to "Opaque" to hopefully solve the issue.
You rock, absolutely! I was trying to make a visualizer for my single cover and I'm still a little noob on Blender, but I loved your tutorial and I might try to adapt for my cover concept. Thank you so much, baby boy! Wish you the best!
It's frightening how cheap and nasty, yet truly effective approach is, especially sleazing the interior into the scene the way you did! Great video, man. Thank you!
What a great tutorial my man! You are pretty underrated. By Any chance can you make a tutorial on how to model a tshirt in blender? Would highly appreciate it and would help a lot!!
0:27 what panel is that? I.e. how do you "add a material texture"? I can't find the "Materials" tab in Blender 4. Has it been changed? EDIT: Found it, it's the Shading view.
I always struggled with 3d modelling backrounds for 2d animation, now I know that I only need my textures and some simple edits to make a decent background lol
Is this method possible for a .png of clothing? Would love to see a similar workflow to bind clothing to a character. I’m thinking 2d reference image, make it 3d in blender, edit as needed, and attach to a video game character
Hey mate, I make Props and Scenes in Blender 3D and this is awesome, but I would like to know your render settings. I am using HDRI, some tweaks, lighting, and 4k-8k textures and still I can't get it to look like that. It would help me a lot if you could help me with this.
I've been struggling to find resources for a specific idea i have Can you do texture based collison? Like, can I have it so every frame it does some sort of perception check to see if you're touching the colored portion of a texture, if so apply collision? I want to make a very stylised mobile game and thus optimization is important, so if i could have it so the textures can have transparent portions of the texture you can pass through it would be ideal I'm also curious if 2d billboards can be warped with perspective?
This'll definitely help me out a lot. Just one question: I'd like tu use this method with an artowork for Scooby-Doo from Scooby-Do! Mystery Incorporated. Can it work with that?
Do you know hw to do this in Cinema 4D? well the texture stretching part? I cant find the setting in Cinema 4D to keep image from moving when I move an edge
kinda clickbaity with the title, but I figure "How to turn flat images of buildings into 3D" wouldn't ring as much. It is great for what it does to images of buildings tho
0:29 wtf does *"press Ctrl+T and import your image"* mean? Ctrl+T where? What shortcut is it supposed to be? How does the image magically appear when you didn't even select it? EDIT : Found it. Ctrl+T no longer works in some setups. The equivalent manual actions in the "Shading" view are : 1) Add --> Texture --> Image Texture, 2) In the new node, use the "folder" icon to import the image, 3) connect the "color" output to the "surface" input of the Material Output node
wow just saved me here, thank you so much !
Settings>Addons>NodeWrangler.. does it work or not ?
thank u bro
Sometimes beginners want to follow along, it took me 30 minutes to realize that a lot of the shortcuts were for add-ons and not Blender as is. Could be incredibly useful and a huge time-saver if somehow that is explained in the tutorial.
People already forgot Ian Hubert exists i guess :(
Who?
Not at all, he did this exact technique ages ago, although he is REALLY fast.
Nothing bad with others showing the technique too i guess, I'm sure Ian wouldn't mind
Ian hubert is a legend
If you're running into odd texture issues (if you've imported the image as a plane), especially with transparency, a handy solution is tweaking the material blend mode to "Opaque." The Images as Planes addon tends to lean towards "Alpha Blend" by default, so just change it to "Opaque" to hopefully solve the issue.
just loved your tuts... the perfect speed of explanation to the point not long and boring but short and sweet...
Appreciate that! Tried to keep it quick and interesting haha
You rock, absolutely! I was trying to make a visualizer for my single cover and I'm still a little noob on Blender, but I loved your tutorial and I might try to adapt for my cover concept. Thank you so much, baby boy! Wish you the best!
Sir! This is the best Blender tut I ever seen recently!
Thanks for the support!
its insane how easy it is to follow along to this, i apreciate you tellings us all the keys we need to press an exactly how to do everything
what no way ive been struggling to add the image to my plane for hours
@@amado1199 Yo if you need any tips in blender im here im good at it could help ya
you think a new blender user can follow along with no problem????
Incredible! A true legend. I think it is one of the best tutorials I have ever seen in my life.
Wow, thanks! Hope it helped!!
Amazing! You covered ALL the details missing from other videos.
Thanks for the good feedback!
It's frightening how cheap and nasty, yet truly effective approach is, especially sleazing the interior into the scene the way you did! Great video, man. Thank you!
That is a truly a fantastic tutorial! Precise and clear explanations with a friendly approach! Wow! Great!
Glad it was helpful!
a great result, it reminded me of those images of abandoned places
how the heck did I never think of this... epic! thank you!
Stright to the point, nice.
No time to waste!
Pure Gold!! Thanks for everything, my Good Sir. 🙏🏾
Cheers bro! Hopefully more gold in the near future!
This was on my Tiktok now on my YT homepage
We're everywhere! Hahah
THank you for this. Can't wait to give this a try. It looks super easy to follow and the results look awesome!
Protip: enable the images as planes add-on to skip the first few steps
wow!! this is amazing ! im def trying that out
What a great tutorial my man! You are pretty underrated. By Any chance can you make a tutorial on how to model a tshirt in blender? Would highly appreciate it and would help a lot!!
this is really cool. u deserve more raise oml
keep inspiring
YOOO THAT'SS AMAZING!! INSTAA SUBBED
Appreciate it Andrew!
Wow...just wow...need to learn this in depth.
Thanks a lot
this was really so helpful sir. Your explaning method was so good 😍
glad you were able to take something away from the vid!
This was amazing. Thank you for sharing this.
this was super great. im not trying to build a building but this was perfect enough for me.
🔥🔥🔥🔥 thanks Bro
No worries thanks for tuning in 🙏💯
please keep doing blender tutorial ... thank you , i have just subscribed your channel becoues of blender , thank you again.
For sure we will aim to do Blender tutorials amongst film making and editing tutorials also!
HOLY COW... that is insane! Thank you for this awesome tutorial, kind sir, I appreciate ya'!
I got much more than i wanted to learn in 1 video, Thanks❤, subbed
Thanks for the sub! We're trying to be more consistent with our tutorials, etc so keep an eye out!
how to use blender on core i3 , 4gb ram machine , please make a video on it😊🌸
awesome usefull technick
Glad you liked it!
0:27 what panel is that? I.e. how do you "add a material texture"? I can't find the "Materials" tab in Blender 4. Has it been changed? EDIT: Found it, it's the Shading view.
Thanks for sharing your workflow! :)
This is wild. You just saved more time creating it from scratch LMAO.
Haha hope it helped!
😮 jeesh 👏🏽 I dont know Blender but im going to give this a try. Can you please remake this tutorial using Unreal Engine 5? 🙏🏽
I always struggled with 3d modelling backrounds for 2d animation, now I know that I only need my textures and some simple edits to make a decent background lol
When i press CRTL R. nothing happens in edit mode. i wish you explained what to click better
The most disturbing thing about this channel is I thought this was moonboy; the dubstep artist still killer tutorial now subbed to both lol.
appreciate the sub still!
Is this method possible for a .png of clothing? Would love to see a similar workflow to bind clothing to a character. I’m thinking 2d reference image, make it 3d in blender, edit as needed, and attach to a video game character
About interior... or you can use Parallax Image using KIT-OPS Addon Free :)
Your post processing changes the game. What did you do!!!???
This 2D to 3D blender tutorial is incredible I need to try these techniques later
Your so Awesome 😂😂😂😊😊 I truly like the way you do
Great video
Hey mate, I make Props and Scenes in Blender 3D and this is awesome, but I would like to know your render settings. I am using HDRI, some tweaks, lighting, and 4k-8k textures and still I can't get it to look like that. It would help me a lot if you could help me with this.
Good video but even on full HD your zoom shots are blurry for some reason
I've been struggling to find resources for a specific idea i have
Can you do texture based collison? Like, can I have it so every frame it does some sort of perception check to see if you're touching the colored portion of a texture, if so apply collision?
I want to make a very stylised mobile game and thus optimization is important, so if i could have it so the textures can have transparent portions of the texture you can pass through it would be ideal
I'm also curious if 2d billboards can be warped with perspective?
thank you
This'll definitely help me out a lot. Just one question: I'd like tu use this method with an artowork for Scooby-Doo from Scooby-Do! Mystery Incorporated. Can it work with that?
How many studios use blender?
Is this really projection mapping?
Make a tutorial for Adobe After effect....
How did you make the statue?
Hi, how can I do this with 360 images? tnks
bro cooked a whole scene in just 3mins
speed run ting
Do you know hw to do this in Cinema 4D? well the texture stretching part? I cant find the setting in Cinema 4D to keep image from moving when I move an edge
Subscribed
Appreciate that!
what pluging did you use for trees so they were animated?
Yeeeaah very easy 😮
this is good!
Cool. Make a tutorial on megascan bro,?
Thanks bud
Every time I used the knife tool it would add random edges and vertices that It won't let me dissolve. Any advice?
Hello friend tahnks for share your videos.. Please help me ... I need render with overscan.. do you nknow any methor for this?.. thanks friend
How long did it take you to make this and what was the render time?
Amazing.
Tip: If control T isn't working for you enable the Node Wrangle add on in preferences.
how can i import it to unreal engine?
good one but this pic has no perspective! is there a way to make a 3d model out of a 2d perspective image ?!
Does anyone know the correct face attributes setting in cinema 4D
can't i just import images as planes?
When i click CTLR+R i cant put lines where i want..
Same,
Can Counter Strike maps be made this way?
What are the minimum requirements for me to do a similar project?
please give us slow n step by step tutorial, thx b4
amazing
🙃 Thanks!
More video
nicee
Cheers!
How tf did I just find this channel?
The universe works in mysterious ways
شكرًا جزيلًا
It’s look easy and when I start to do it everything goes wrong 😅
ok now teach us how to do this with these new AI generated QR codes, that would be sick!
Alright, now I just need to export a USD file and bring it into it unreal
great guide! ty ( tip 4noobs, like me. put in 0.75 speed)
fiiiiiiiiiiiiiire thx
You talk too fast but this seems like a good guide for people already familiar with Blender. I will check this out again later.
🔥🔥🤙🏾🤙🏾🔥🔥
cheers!
♥️
ty ty!
there isn't even a free trial?
kinda clickbaity with the title, but I figure "How to turn flat images of buildings into 3D" wouldn't ring as much.
It is great for what it does to images of buildings tho
can you please slow down.....it is a lot of info...thank you
"super easy"
heh heh, rrrrright
srly tho, good tutorial
Very complicated 😢
Great, now tell us how to do it _IN A DIFFERENT ANGLE_
😘
Ayo
Video is 3mins but it will take 3 hours😂
Was not able to follow it since you went so quick