First I was watching these videos for lolz and memes but now I've actually downloaded Blender and started learning 3d modelling and now I'm actually using these videos as tutorials and I'm scared what's next
That's the weird trick here. These videos takes much more than five minutes to make. Consider the time between uploads. Be not fooled, this man does gritty work to make it seem effortless.
@@Mocorn Hahaha, yeah- these more complex tuts definitely take longer than a few minutes to make. That said, there's usually a degree of effort that you can put in, too- like, you COULD just slap the texture onto some cubes and call it done in 2 minutes, and it'd get the point across, but IMO it's a lot more rewarding to take a while and make sure everything's projecting nicely.
"So most complex stuff can be abstracted if you get the form and texture anywhere close to right" These words seriously changed how I work as a 3D artist, when I first heard them in 2019, it really made me stop and rethink how I work in Blender, and ever since I've been able to achieve much better results, in a fraction of the time. Really is a powerful idea once you realise you don't have to recreate everything to an infinite level of detail to make it look good, you just gotta make it 'look right'. Like a painting, you can make something look like a leaf with a single brush stroke if you get the shape and colour right, you don't have to mechanically recreate everything bit by bit.
I would import it as a model from blender so I could put it anywhere, but I would have to make it in 2.7 I have tried in the past to do these tutorials in blender 2.7, and it didn't end well...
I believe Mark Twain once wrote something along the lines of "Apologies for the long letter, I didn't have time to write a shorter one." These videos are a testament to the depth of your knowledge and skill that you can distill things down to the lengths you do. Amazing work!
Press . (shift+>) 5 times, but it would be kind amazing if there were timestamps built in that when paused make a slideshow for each step to reproduce. Like that vertex thing i'll never remember those steps and have to ref the video if ever find i need the technique and if i remember it at all
"Project from view"! The solution to any problem in Ian's life. "Ian, we have to fix this washing machin..." "Project from view!" "Ian I got canc..." "Project from view!"
You are a founding father for an amazing genre of tutorials. So many other channels have started to follow this super quick style. These are like version 2.8 of tutorials.
Yeah but they aren't as good at it as he is...I spent a whole day on a bad tutorial today, trying to learn how to make rain in blender...it didn't go well. I had to come over to look at Ian's channel again to feel better.
I love your tutorials, while as a beginner they are not always the easiest to follow, they force me to play around with settings and encourage individuality. This way I actually learn and discover things instead of copying a long tutorial exactly.
I was searching for a handy (quick) city making Blender tutorial just yesterday for an illustration idea, and then this dropped. Needless to say I've gone ahead to build me a city, and it's thriving nicely. Thank you Ian.
How to make a City in Blender: Lazy Tutorials: 1 minute Blender Guru: 8 hour long series. Seriously though thanks for making this a trend it makes it so much less frustrating to get help with stuff
lol guru is obsessed with unnecessary details where majority doesn't even give a shit about (i mean who would care if your donut sprinkle has intense detail?) hubert is all about illusions making it look super real without spending too much time. hubert for the win!!
meh. waste of precious time. nobody would even give a damn about those micro details when they'd show it out to the audience. bruh i mean who cares if the stone cracks you make are heavily detailed? no audience will stick their face too close to the screen just to admire those "crack details". have you ever seen one person in the cinema approach the big screen too close and pop their eye out just to see the unoticable detail you made? have you ever seen a gamer stick his eye on the screen just to see the unoticable detail you made? im complete beginner too and but i understand hubert more. hubert aims for simplicity while guru aims for details no audience gives a damn about. he just wastin' the newbie blender user's time on unnecessary and unoticable details cuz he likes to do things manualy instead of making efficient beginner shortcuts and quick illusions like what hubert does.
a beginner that learned from guru: "ok, now i'll make props and random stuff for the background for this scene i will do". *makes highly, heavily detailed donut that will be only shown for like 2-3 seconds as a background prop in a scene*.
oh, im not just talkin about the donut series here u runt. I'm talkin about EVERYTHING he does in blender wether it's a tutorial or not. i already kept telling you he puts unecessary deets on almost EVERY shit he did. Lol 10,000+ vertices is not very good for the PC even if it's a gaming one. it all don't look so convenient. everything he does is a waste of time. "An object that's supposed to take hime like 10 mins to model like a soda can or a stop sign takes him 2 days to finish cuz of unnecessary details". Lol bruh what a total loser.
If every tutorial was this concise I would absolutely destroy every project I undertake. This isn't lazy, this is for people who want all the nonsense cut away and want to get on with the creative aspect of something without being snagged in the technical details. Bravo thank you so much for your content.
This tutorial is absolutely amazing! You get across all the information without making me sit through some 20-minute video. And with humor, too! Thank you for creating these!
i dropped blender countless times because i found it way too hard but now i slowly learn a lot of aspects at once doing trial and error type methods. helped me more to google individual problems rather than watching tutorials. ive never learned blender so fast and now i even actually know what you are talking about in your videos. 2 months ago i would have never thought i would ever come even close to learning blender but you completely inspired me and showed me that you dont have to be a god at blender to create great art! thanks man!
oh look its another "REEEE capittalismsmm baddd we need communismmm, this world is so darkkkk ahhh im in so much meseryyy i wish to go back to the good old days were we got eaten by wolves"
I am a 3dmax user but one of the main reasons i started learning blender is to make these modern cities technology colors renders like many famous 3d artists
Next up: Make Earth with Blender After that: Make Galaxies with Blender After that, again: Make the Universe with Blender After that, yet again: Become God with Blender
his longest ever tutorial is 1 minute and 10 seconds long, while other tutorials of the same topic can reach over 2 hours, his workflow is supernatural
I have this personal project I'm working on where I want to make a city that has been abandoned and that nature is reclaiming. I don't want the city to look like a war zone just old and overgrown.
This kid cracked 3D! His technique cuts right to the result in the most cpu efficient way I’ve ever seen. Take a bow kid, your sort of revolutionizing 3D vfx workflows. Hyperbole? Yeah but who cares! Ha. This is great stuff.
Dude, what the hell did I just see, this video format is genius! I watched it just once and i was able to understand 80% of what you were saying and remembered over half. This is really good!
I'm honestly not sure weather or not this is sarcastic. And nice job with the name, you tricked me into thinking TH-cam was glitching and said the comment was from 10 years ago.
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I feel like you could make a whole movie in like 20 polygons using all this guys videos
desinc chan
Yeah he can make a character with default cube and only using uv :d
now that we have the uv project the rounds pretty much over
a wild desinc appeared
learning blender now, are we, desinc?
First I was watching these videos for lolz and memes but now I've actually downloaded Blender and started learning 3d modelling and now I'm actually using these videos as tutorials and I'm scared what's next
Profit
You'll start a treatment to become a woman. We're all been through that buddy
I have the urge to install blender right now tho..
Dystopia, presumably.
@@belindasm I already created my donut, watch this urge, this blender shxt is addicting :D
"All right today I feel like making a movie." 5 mins later. "Done."
That's the weird trick here. These videos takes much more than five minutes to make. Consider the time between uploads. Be not fooled, this man does gritty work to make it seem effortless.
@@Mocorn Hahaha, yeah- these more complex tuts definitely take longer than a few minutes to make. That said, there's usually a degree of effort that you can put in, too- like, you COULD just slap the texture onto some cubes and call it done in 2 minutes, and it'd get the point across, but IMO it's a lot more rewarding to take a while and make sure everything's projecting nicely.
@@IanHubert2 to what object do I add the emission shader to the material outputs volume?
@@pewpew5706 0:59 I think that's plane object rotated 90 degree .
Haha
"So most complex stuff can be abstracted if you get the form and texture anywhere close to right"
These words seriously changed how I work as a 3D artist, when I first heard them in 2019, it really made me stop and rethink how I work in Blender, and ever since I've been able to achieve much better results, in a fraction of the time. Really is a powerful idea once you realise you don't have to recreate everything to an infinite level of detail to make it look good, you just gotta make it 'look right'. Like a painting, you can make something look like a leaf with a single brush stroke if you get the shape and colour right, you don't have to mechanically recreate everything bit by bit.
"Hey son, where do you wanna work at?"
"AT EVIL"
With a bulding that big they must be really successful.
@@vlc-cosplayer I got news for ya, son
Best company ever
i heard they got Cookies! :P
At least they’re honest about it
Ian Hubert realizes all he builds is Dystopian.
Character Development.
Now I believe that God created this world in six days due to lazy tutorials.
Happy Dashain and Tihar from Germany bro 🙂
😂😂😂😭😭Crazy!
😂🤣😂🤣
bwahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣
made my day
>Needs to make a city in Blender
"Make Cities with Blender"
k thx dude
Same :D
>Needs to make city in source filmmaker
"Aw sh*t, here we go again"
@@jco_sfm would you import it from Blender or would you create it in the Hammer editor?
I would import it as a model from blender so I could put it anywhere, but I would have to make it in 2.7
I have tried in the past to do these tutorials in blender 2.7, and it didn't end well...
@@jco_sfm Do you use the Blender Source tool? Doesn't it work in 2.8?
this man’s uploading format & vibe is the definition of “chaotic good”
A good contrast to Autodesk's "Lawful Evil"
I believe Mark Twain once wrote something along the lines of "Apologies for the long letter, I didn't have time to write a shorter one."
These videos are a testament to the depth of your knowledge and skill that you can distill things down to the lengths you do. Amazing work!
English teachers: Wait that's illegal
the what
That's a great quote
We need a shorter version, I mean who would ever watch 1 minutes and 10 seconds?
You can watch it at 2x speed to save 35 seconds of your time :D
Press . (shift+>) 5 times, but it would be kind amazing if there were timestamps built in that when paused make a slideshow for each step to reproduce.
Like that vertex thing i'll never remember those steps and have to ref the video if ever find i need the technique and if i remember it at all
1 sec. video
I know I can't!
Your grandma
"Is this dystopian?"
No its New York on a Tuesday.
Well....
you aint kidding
*cough*
same thing.
Hi Justin Moran
That cityscape photo at 0:36 is mine - glad you like it!
That's amazing! Thanks for making it available to folks, Simon! :D
I'm sorry, I just don't believe this is a real city. There aren't even any moths.
Moths add realistic to everything .
ardt. | vApollo#1487 has left Glow.
Giant moths destroying the city! Sons of Mothra!
I guess we've came across industrial revolution and it's not England too.
@O.M.P Yes
I'm gonna create a city that was ruin by moths and ducks now.
Dont forget the ducks
And add zombies
And flying fish!
@@DonVigaDeFierro And pipes. Pipes everywhere.
maybe mix in a water level aswell, that way we'll have all the evil in one place.
This person can make a 90 minutes movie in about 15 minutes.
"Project from view"! The solution to any problem in Ian's life.
"Ian, we have to fix this washing machin..."
"Project from view!"
"Ian I got canc..."
"Project from view!"
😂😂😂😂😂bruhh
Wow...that joke turned dark quickly.
it really be like that though..
Me yesterday: Fuck I need to make an entire 3D city I’m so screwed
Me today: A city? How adorable
Yo same
Omg, so true
You are a founding father for an amazing genre of tutorials. So many other channels have started to follow this super quick style. These are like version 2.8 of tutorials.
AGREE.
NOW I KNOW HOW TO MAKE GUD TUTORIALS.
Yeah but they aren't as good at it as he is...I spent a whole day on a bad tutorial today, trying to learn how to make rain in blender...it didn't go well. I had to come over to look at Ian's channel again to feel better.
I love your tutorials, while as a beginner they are not always the easiest to follow, they force me to play around with settings and encourage individuality. This way I actually learn and discover things instead of copying a long tutorial exactly.
These videos are actually genuinely inspiring me to create more, I hope you're happy.
That actually makes me stupid happy.
"Look at that tree, it's so naughty!" - IanHubert 2019
Rome was not built in a day,
But a city,
1min and 10 seconds is long enough.
I was searching for a handy (quick) city making Blender tutorial just yesterday for an illustration idea, and then this dropped. Needless to say I've gone ahead to build me a city, and it's thriving nicely. Thank you Ian.
Me: *making 8 different city and spawn them all using Particle*
OH WHAT.
@@IanHubert2 ohshit!
What I meant is making 8 different Buildings and spawn them all using Particle system, sorry for misunderstanding lol
@@Riley_MDS But now you have me all excited about this 8 City Particle System!
@@IanHubert2 *EEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHH!!!!??!???????*
Congratulations you've created an infinitely scalable metropolitan area brush for landscape work.
That ending alone is worth watching this on loop
I love every single one of these tutorials
Sweet, Ian. You are an artist. P.S. The answer is: Yes it’s dystopian. Naughty. I saw what...I dig it.
No matter what they say
You are a hero to blender community
technically he finished his narration on 60 seconds so we will let this pass, but if you bleed beyond 1 minute the lazy people here will start to yawn
How to make a City in Blender:
Lazy Tutorials: 1 minute
Blender Guru: 8 hour long series.
Seriously though thanks for making this a trend it makes it so much less frustrating to get help with stuff
Both of them are gods
lol guru is obsessed with unnecessary details where majority doesn't even give a shit about (i mean who would care if your donut sprinkle has intense detail?) hubert is all about illusions making it look super real without spending too much time. hubert for the win!!
meh. waste of precious time. nobody would even give a damn about those micro details when they'd show it out to the audience. bruh i mean who cares if the stone cracks you make are heavily detailed? no audience will stick their face too close to the screen just to admire those "crack details". have you ever seen one person in the cinema approach the big screen too close and pop their eye out just to see the unoticable detail you made? have you ever seen a gamer stick his eye on the screen just to see the unoticable detail you made? im complete beginner too and but i understand hubert more. hubert aims for simplicity while guru aims for details no audience gives a damn about. he just wastin' the newbie blender user's time on unnecessary and unoticable details cuz he likes to do things manualy instead of making efficient beginner shortcuts and quick illusions like what hubert does.
a beginner that learned from guru:
"ok, now i'll make props and random stuff for the background for this scene i will do".
*makes highly, heavily detailed donut that will be only shown for like 2-3 seconds as a background prop in a scene*.
oh, im not just talkin about the donut series here u runt. I'm talkin about EVERYTHING he does in blender wether it's a tutorial or not. i already kept telling you he puts unecessary deets on almost EVERY shit he did. Lol 10,000+ vertices is not very good for the PC even if it's a gaming one. it all don't look so convenient. everything he does is a waste of time. "An object that's supposed to take hime like 10 mins to model like a soda can or a stop sign takes him 2 days to finish cuz of unnecessary details". Lol bruh what a total loser.
If every tutorial was this concise I would absolutely destroy every project I undertake.
This isn't lazy, this is for people who want all the nonsense cut away and want to get on with the creative aspect of something without being snagged in the technical details.
Bravo thank you so much for your content.
I was just about to watch a 2 hour long tutorial on one singular building...you saved me
This is how tutorials should be. Short, sharp and powerful
Lazy tutorials are basically just "slap a texture on a square" challenges
*makes flyers*
Okay nice and small. Keep it simple right?
*makes city*
This tutorial is absolutely amazing! You get across all the information without making me sit through some 20-minute video. And with humor, too! Thank you for creating these!
you make it look too easy LOL :)
cool, now i can add moth following fish on my new city
... with a car chase through a zombie crowd
With pipes and animated humanity
i dropped blender countless times because i found it way too hard but now i slowly learn a lot of aspects at once doing trial and error type methods. helped me more to google individual problems rather than watching tutorials. ive never learned blender so fast and now i even actually know what you are talking about in your videos. 2 months ago i would have never thought i would ever come even close to learning blender but you completely inspired me and showed me that you dont have to be a god at blender to create great art! thanks man!
If you're copying reality, it's going to be Dystopia.
I managed to slice my arm off with the sheer amount of edge from this comment.
oh look its another "REEEE capittalismsmm baddd we need communismmm, this world is so darkkkk ahhh im in so much meseryyy i wish to go back to the good old days were we got eaten by wolves"
@@NeostormXLMAX
Welp
the ironic part is you're the one who brought it up.
I'm against communism, but you just sound stupid. We really are in a world in decay.
I am a 3dmax user but one of the main reasons i started learning blender is to make these modern cities technology colors renders like many famous 3d artists
Gosh darn this was helpful one
Amd good reminder you don't need everything to be totally pbr
It's all like totally pbr bro, it's like... totally shaders man LOOK AT MY SHADERS MOM!
What I've learned from your videos is that a lazy blender asset is 50% low poly and 50% project from view
Could you make a longer more elaborated version of this vid pls 🙏
These videos are teaching probably the most important lesson... Don't make it as good as possible, but only as good as you actually need it to be.
I watched it on 2x speed just to be the first person to finish the video
Madlad.
Next up: Make Earth with Blender
After that: Make Galaxies with Blender
After that, again: Make the Universe with Blender
After that, yet again: Become God with Blender
In only 1 minute for each tutorial!
@@xlindvain And rest on the 7th minute
Make blender with blender
Might be a bit surprising, but making planet earth is one of the easiest thing in blender.
This guy comes very close: twitter.com/StefanPWinc
he is planning to make a tutorial btw
Galazy Tutorials? :)
- I want to create movie
- Ohhh, you need big studio, peoples, money...
-- Hold my coffee
This Dude: Makes a complete Blender Tutorial in just 1 minute.
Me: So, where can I find Blender on my Desktop?
his longest ever tutorial is 1 minute and 10 seconds long, while other tutorials of the same topic can reach over 2 hours, his workflow is supernatural
I was already blown away half way through the video :o
I like how it is 2019 but this man still uploads in a 4:3 format
Video's too long, gonna have to come back to it later :(
Project from view was great tip for texturing
The real question is, who have you been, and who have we been?
Wrong channel
@@jamalkl4959 THATSTHEJOKE.jpeg
@@jamalkl4959 kindly guide me to the right channel, SENPAI.EXE
@@SamirPatnaik CGMatter
@@Zefrem23 I KnOw.PNG
I have this personal project I'm working on where I want to make a city that has been abandoned and that nature is reclaiming. I don't want the city to look like a war zone just old and overgrown.
When Neo had kung-fu and stuff downloaded to his brain in The Matrix, I believe it was in the form of these lazy tutorials.
The level of genius you are is unfathomable
Ok ok i admit, i can't keep up. At .5 speed you sound drunk hehe
The "Dystopian" bit made me chuckle.
He should definitely make a short film with him at the narrator.
I don't even create 3D stuff, but whenever there's new video, I'm gonna watch it 5 times at least.
Damn you're too good, if you were to share your source files you'd be even more good!
This is the greatest 3d modeling channel
My TH-cam goal: Whenever new video up from this channel, press like and watch, and loop the video...
Agreed.
I discovered them on Twitter, where they loop automatically. A mesmerising experience!
You can actually set a sine function in the animation state rather than looping for a more seamless fish anim- I mean uh, viewing experience
I try this every month since it has been uploaded and have never got it half as good as his work. Ian Hubert you are a magician!
*SPEACHLESS*
Speechless
Omg hi
i never knew the using emission in the volumes trick...dude this was awesome!!!
"WHY DOES THIS KEEP HAPPENING" dead XD
This is the future of tutorials
Actually i would love a more in depth video of this.. looks ao cool
You never dissapoint with the end!
1K likes zero dislikes!?? Thats unheard of!
Short Blender tutorials is the best thing that has happened to me
speed up! i dont have all day for this XD
I love these videos!
You forgot to add the moths
I don't even have a pc to handle Blender YET (2 more months to go) but your video is just simply fun to watch
Shouldn't have bought that SceneCity plugin
Best tutorial I've ever see in TH-cam
Nevemind me, i'm here waiting for the moth comments
M O T H
Just realized cities are just crowded polygons with glass reflections. Mind-blowing.
in 2019 all tutorias should be like this
CGMatter started to copy Ian the next weeks after he started doing fast tutorials. They try to mimic his humor but it's not as good.
Nah those tutorials are not for very beginners
I have to sacrifice my data to watch this masterpiece in 720p
TH-cam should add a x10 option
uhhh
This new way of making Blender tutorials is... Scarily efficient...
...I like it
Im too lazy to watch this, is it worth it?
I am to lazy to respond
It about a ....
The video ended while I am typing
I have to play again to see what is it about
@@CrackedCreativity Im too lazy to finish thi
you have single handedly saved my entire life in 1 minute thank you sir🙌🏾🙌🏾💖💞🛸
Imagine if he was a math teacher..
This kid cracked 3D! His technique cuts right to the result in the most cpu efficient way I’ve ever seen. Take a bow kid, your sort of revolutionizing 3D vfx workflows. Hyperbole? Yeah but who cares! Ha. This is great stuff.
All his videos combined are 12 minutes long
I dont even have blender or a computer for that matter but I still watch these because they are so entertaining.
Instructions not clear:
made a blender with cities
Dude, what the hell did I just see, this video format is genius! I watched it just once and i was able to understand 80% of what you were saying and remembered over half. This is really good!
The like-dislike ratio is perfect
8 people were watching the video upside down
"U + Project from view" is my new go-to technique for quick texturing.
Huh, I thought Blender is just a tool to make video game porns. Guess it isn’t
I'm honestly not sure weather or not this is sarcastic. And nice job with the name, you tricked me into thinking TH-cam was glitching and said the comment was from 10 years ago.
nah its actually SFM
It says 2 Minutes Ago...read careful
@@sasaha8389 It says "10 years ago * 3 minutes ago". TH-cam is absolutely drunk.
Nevermind it's part of his name... that's clever right there
These 1 minute tutorials heavily boost my self esteem
These tutorials are taking way too much time! Go a bit quicker next time, I don't have all day...