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"in one minute" tutors is the best trend and this video is one of the best representative of the trend, keep on doing it, we need more blender for gamedev tuts, thanks
Thanks so much, so glad people like this format! Ian Hubertz definitely inspired me, and I believe this 1 minute trend can be widened to gamedev stuff especially! More stuff in the works!
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@@indianathe3rd742 Blender is pretty good for budget PC's actually, I wouldn't worry too much about that. Only time it gets really resource intensive is when you're trying to model whole hyper detailed scenes, like developing large AAA quality maps is going to be a bitch. Also if you're doing rendering it can get quite expensive, like trying to make movies or physics intensive simulations. A 15 year old budget PC could probably handle what he has done here just fine.
I found this on Reddit and (as someone who doesn't know 3d pipelines) it's the first time I'm able to quickly visualize how to go from zero to Unreal-ready, this is amazing. So clear and didactic, thank you so much.
I've seen loads of games that use unreal engine as their main source for adding items into games, and I can just say I will applaud anyone who can do that because I know I will never understand how to do that😂
This is criminally underated you put something that confuses and is frustrating into a easily pallet able video. Thank you so much. I'm definitely subbing.
OMG! I wish more videos like this were this fast paced! I am learning Blender and Unreal Engine at the moment, so this is the type of videos I could binge watch for hours.
This short made me find your game, and gotta say it’s awesome. Cant believe ur small team made that, really good stuff 👍 this model is everywhere in it 😂
You can let Unreal do the second uv channel and the collision mesh for you during import. Works great for me 99% of the times. Apart from that, great one minute tut!
From our experience, using auto lightmaps is not a good idea. It will most of the times result in less good packed Lightmaps, that are a bit inefficient. To make those looking good with baked lighting, you need a higher lightmap res, resulting in a larger project and in theory, less performance (due to more image data). The auto collision is indeed damn good in UE4, it kinda got stuck in my workflow though haha!
If your finding this hard to follow and wanna pause it. if you look at the url and switch shorts for watch it'll switch it to the youtube normal format. This works on all shorts btw so I hope it helps.
Whatever my uncle who knows how to do a lot of things has to teach someone how to do some thing he says and I quote easiest thing in the world. This video reminded me of that.
Me while starting to watch this: *“It's gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience”* Also Me mid-through: *“Modeling shapes is tight! Wa-wow-wow-wow!”*
@@BleakmillGames Actually I was working in unity. And I found that if you don't UV unwrap properly weird artifacts appear. Also, the thing is that I encounter myself with shadow on the edges when progressive baking the light. Still haven't found the solution for that, but your method eliminated all the other artifacts :)
Nice tutorial. He said keep basic shapes so it will save lots of troubles when uv unwrapping. No matter how complex the model looks like in real world , u need to use basic shapes to recreate in 3d. I learned it hard way so u better listen to him.
Brother. This video is kinda trending in Stories. I'm myself seeing this for the fourth time in story feed. The blessed souls are coming form there. And why this video is trending I don't know. Maybe because this video is very fun to watch. Even for the non developers. (I am a unreal dev. Currently a student.) And Thank you for making this video.
"Now we just need to do this 10000 times, throw in a few hundred blueprints, become both a master artist as well as a composer, and if all goes right you'll have your very own game."
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“Keep it basic shapes”
*slides along the fourth dimension and manifests a four dimensional hyperquadrogon*
This one made me laugh. Well done
"Hyperquadrogon"😁 😁
@@eisflamme2438 pretty sure that a real thing
this is actually really easy I learned this in my 9th grade animation class
Bruh
*We are reaching speedrun levels that shouldn't even be possible*
I'm pretty sure that DeSinc is the one that made this video
And I approve
Spliced i say
Hey... but at least he’s “keeping it simple,” LOL!
Dream Speedrun
“Keep it basic shapes”
**makes the most complicated shape known to man**
😆
It's just a gramophone xD
Valuable best
@@makohaki2125 those edges are hard to make if your not as experienced with the tools to use em as this guy is
@@makohaki2125 ah yes the basic shapes: Square, Circle, Triangle, Gramophone, etc.
"jUsT sTaRt MoDeLiNG"
YEAH LEMMIE JUST SHOW YOU HOW TO FLY THIS PLANE:
STEP ONE, GET IN
STEP TWO, FLY IT
edit: well, shite. thanks for 5.5k.
Zakumei Step three: yes
I fly planes, I can confirm. All you do is get in, then fly it.
🤣🤣👨🏾💻
Hahahaha
Step 3: HOW THEY DON'T KNOW HOW TO SO THEY DIED BC THEY COULDN'T CONTROL IT
Bruh... And it's taken me hours to make a donut....
😂
i havent even finished making the damn thing
lemme guess... *Blender Guru?*
Yeah, it's taking me a while to follow along
@@gmodiscool14 is stopped after I while, just realised I'm untalented lmao
@@1tzmoncrey213 lol the amount of learning curves and "techniques" is just a lot. i find myself staring at the screen asking myself: "what now?"
Could you make a shorter version of the tutorial, I find its abit long and I lost interest quick
If you make it even shorter you have nothing. This is a hours vid compromised to 1 minute
skrrr this is a joke
@@cans2719 then I didn't got it. Tbh it was a bit annoying to wait
it should be at the very most .001 seconds long
Lollll
"in one minute" tutors is the best trend and this video is one of the best representative of the trend, keep on doing it, we need more blender for gamedev tuts, thanks
Thanks so much, so glad people like this format! Ian Hubertz definitely inspired me, and I believe this 1 minute trend can be widened to gamedev stuff especially! More stuff in the works!
couldn't agree more - when you already know the basics and just need a little push these are p e r f e c t
You just have to seek 178 times and pause in 34 spots to extract the info 😄
Oh right...
Of course
Yep
Got it
Uh huh
What tf am I doing
Donut
Where do I find the program
Yeah quick question
*how do I make a square*
This made me chuckle, thank you
@@marcohaase1 bruh my computer aint even on yet
And boom!
You are now the president of the United States!
Hey isn't your pfp from "Life of Boris"
@@KrishnaSingh-rz1jj yep
Namaste
@@BadassBobY bruh lol
@@wood_barrel i like your pfp
"keep it basic shapes"
*Proceeds to make a very complicated and detailed model of a grammophone*
Instructions unclear; accidentally created a parallel universe
YAH! WAH! Wahoooooo!!!
Now you're a god
Glad he summed up my 4 year college degree in a minute video. Ouch lol
“How to build a rocket ship!”
“Step one: start building”
He could be speaking Chinese and it would sound just the same to me
This deserves more likes
Wasn't he?
@@achristianub he was, not sure what this comment is talking about
@@mrpndaman129 nah that was clearly Korean
Or Japanese
Support us by Wishlisting our Half-Life 2 inspired Mystery Shooter INDUSTRIA on Steam:
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Very happy you all found this video, thank you loads for the comments and subs!
We are a very small independent game developer based in Glasgow/Berlin and were doing this since 4 years in our freetime!
Stay safe everyone and thanks for stopping by
Bleakmill MORE!!! I NEEED IT!!
on my wishlist, can you make a blender tutorial tho
Ege blend?
@@WD_724 the program?
Ege blend
I’ve tried blender before and I suck at it so when I see someone as good as you I’m like “daaaaaannnngg he’s amazing”
I'm just scared it would kill my laptop
@@indianathe3rd742 Blender is pretty good for budget PC's actually, I wouldn't worry too much about that. Only time it gets really resource intensive is when you're trying to model whole hyper detailed scenes, like developing large AAA quality maps is going to be a bitch. Also if you're doing rendering it can get quite expensive, like trying to make movies or physics intensive simulations. A 15 year old budget PC could probably handle what he has done here just fine.
And boom easy
Me: Blender not even loading
So this is what every game developer has to go through to create beautiful imagery.
Nooooooo! There are actually a lot of different ways to do this.
It can be more if high to low poly baking is done
We've reached the point where information has to be given to us in such a short format that we don't even actually get any of the information
It’s unreal how much I just learned about Unreal Engine in 60s. 👍🏾Thx for the video👍🏾
I found this on Reddit and (as someone who doesn't know 3d pipelines) it's the first time I'm able to quickly visualize how to go from zero to Unreal-ready, this is amazing. So clear and didactic, thank you so much.
Found this through a youtube story, thought it was gonna be a meme. Turns out, it's super useful
Haha, happy it is for you! New tutorials like this coming soon!
I've seen loads of games that use unreal engine as their main source for adding items into games, and I can just say I will applaud anyone who can do that because I know I will never understand how to do that😂
This is criminally underated you put something that confuses and is frustrating into a easily pallet able video. Thank you so much. I'm definitely subbing.
And I am definitely saying THANK YOU!
You can overlap UV's!!!? Holy... where has THIS info been all my life? Thanks for the amazing video!
Oh yes! If you wat to bake AO and normals you should not do this, but for simple texturing its a wonderful workflow!
The amount of work people have put into things like this is *UNREAL*
Fiver artists be like: write that down write that down!
When I eventually start making games I'll remember your tips and tutorials. Thanks Bleakmill!
Was a pleasure mate!
OMG! I wish more videos like this were this fast paced! I am learning Blender and Unreal Engine at the moment, so this is the type of videos I could binge watch for hours.
Very happy yoou liked it, maybe I can do a few more in the future! best of luck with the learning!
This is actually good. Short but simple. Very straightforward. Keep up with the good work!
Thank you so much!
As a big blender noob this is flipping amazing!
thats it, so easy.. done in 59 seconds.. WUHU!!! :D
Appreciated:D
This really makes you think how every game nowadays has to do this for each object
This is actually the best tutorial I’ve ever seen
This short made me find your game, and gotta say it’s awesome. Cant believe ur small team made that, really good stuff 👍 this model is everywhere in it 😂
I wonder how diligent and meticulously af youtuber creates a virtual stuffs and edit the whole video.
Can’t believe you made this in one minute would’ve taken me hours
here from reddit. great work!!
Thanks for stopping by!
People still use reddit?
You don't say that..
@@NinjaSushi2 lol they do
Nasty
This is actually really helpful and the perfect length for a busy person. Thank you.
How is he so good at modelling, it's like this is the easiest thing ever
@VicRules666 D: this is mean!
This was on my recommended and I watch it just for kicks. Not sure why but nice!
Wow that's pretty crazy, looks awesome man
this has the same energy as children's activity/coloring books where it says to "finish the drawing!" or something like that, and it's the mona lisa
This dude is the mumbo jumbo of meshes "Yeah guys it's really easy just rip open a portal to another dimension and there you have it"
This is actually incredible
You can let Unreal do the second uv channel and the collision mesh for you during import. Works great for me 99% of the times. Apart from that, great one minute tut!
From our experience, using auto lightmaps is not a good idea. It will most of the times result in less good packed Lightmaps, that are a bit inefficient. To make those looking good with baked lighting, you need a higher lightmap res, resulting in a larger project and in theory, less performance (due to more image data).
The auto collision is indeed damn good in UE4, it kinda got stuck in my workflow though haha!
If your finding this hard to follow and wanna pause it. if you look at the url and switch shorts for watch it'll switch it to the youtube normal format. This works on all shorts btw so I hope it helps.
I see this video as a story, and it's so satisfying
Whatever my uncle who knows how to do a lot of things has to teach someone how to do some thing he says and I quote easiest thing in the world. This video reminded me of that.
I don't even have unreal engine or blender, yet I watched this whole video
This was so complex and I nearly didn't understand a thing, but this is still so entertaining.
This guy would make valves game not take 20 years each time they release a game
Man did in 1 minute what YandereDev took 6 years to do
🦗🦗🦗🦗
I too like milk.
You have a skill. A marketable skill at that.
Me while starting to watch this: *“It's gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience”*
Also Me mid-through: *“Modeling shapes is tight! Wa-wow-wow-wow!”*
thanks man this really helped i was confused how to export them i made like 10 models and did nothing with them
looks like something you would find in games like Bioshock, so cool
Wow I always wondered how collision is made now I know we can make a basic mesh just apply a mesh collider thanks
Sure, happy to help!
This popped in my TH-cam Stories, nice video mate!
I gave up on the middle of making a donut in blender that took about 2 hours, this guy made a gramophone that has 1000 parts in a second
this dude makes it look like it’s easy
Meanwhile me in Unreal Engine: "Err ..how do I do anything at all? I already pushed all the buttons."
How long have you been doing stuff like this?! This is like, actually impressive and cool to see
Thank you! Since I'm 14, so 10 years ago I started out... Long nights of rendering on my Mac mini and blender tutorials instead of homeworks hah
Title: 1min gamedev
Him making the game: *takes 1 hour*
Absolutely fantastic you funky little developer
And that´s it ... this is a true tutorial !!!! Awesome !!!
Thank you so much!
"And BOOM, there you have it!" :D
I was speechless the entire video
Omg was this tutorial just for that small piece and just imagine making of all the objects in a game ..(GTA 5)
From a speed tutorial I actually get it also wow this will help with my Game Dev! Thanks
Idk what just happens but... it was awesome
Yes yes and yes! I learn so much of UV unwrapping of this!
So glad about that! I will also make a sepperate UV tutorial soon!
@@BleakmillGames Actually I was working in unity. And I found that if you don't UV unwrap properly weird artifacts appear. Also, the thing is that I encounter myself with shadow on the edges when progressive baking the light. Still haven't found the solution for that, but your method eliminated all the other artifacts :)
@@tomasmanrique400 oh that's so good to hear man!
Nice tutorial. He said keep basic shapes so it will save lots of troubles when uv unwrapping. No matter how complex the model looks like in real world , u need to use basic shapes to recreate in 3d. I learned it hard way so u better listen to him.
Brother. This video is kinda trending in Stories. I'm myself seeing this for the fourth time in story feed. The blessed souls are coming form there.
And why this video is trending I don't know. Maybe because this video is very fun to watch. Even for the non developers. (I am a unreal dev. Currently a student.) And Thank you for making this video.
This is my teacher whenever they come in late and are trying squeeze the living hell out of their 5 minute period
Thanks! Very useful, i'm making a game that the objective is to shoot flying donuts
"Now we just need to do this 10000 times, throw in a few hundred blueprints, become both a master artist as well as a composer, and if all goes right you'll have your very own game."
I've learn something while waiting this traffic light
Wow this is really nice.
Wow you even did custom collision, that's crazy
I Understood almost nothing, but I like your funny word magic man
This blew my mind for some reason
Hmm yes I sure do love to summon a demon on my Wednesday
So this is how they make asses in those blender animations!
Wait, what???
Yea, easy hunky dory, going on a walk and stuff.
You are very tallented, sir
Thank you buddy, your too kind though
That was actually kinda helpful(and understandable if you have background knowledge in 3d modeling like me)
How to draw:
Step one: Draw a circle.
Step two: Draw a second circle.
Step three:
Now make it interactable in under 60 seconds! Also, you have a new sub.
I don't have much interest in 3d modeling or game development, but this was still a cool vid to watch. It was just in my suggested stories randomly
Haha, gotcha. Pretty weird, TH-cam seems to like this video, I dont get why, but Im happy!
Wow this is another entire world for me
First start with a circle, then draw the whole thing! Done.
This guys voice is wonderful
The previous video I saw was about making garlic cheese puffs. I think I'll go back to that one
Really Quick Bro
He did all that, while I haven't opened any designing website
If I knew what I was doing, I would love this
You can do, just search for Blender tutorial on youtube, download Blender (its free) and get going:D
This is the guy simulating our reality
Actually a pretty good guide.
I really wish youtube let us save shorts without it being a total pain in the ass. This is good.
This was literally all Greek to me but I'm subbing and supporting
Thank you so much!