Thanks for the great feedback everyone! Also wanted to mention at 48:50 you need to relaunch Blender after installing and opening renderBeamer. And here's the link to get $50 free render credit. garagefarm.net/blender-render Happy Rendering!
CG Geek I actually really appreciate the blender/CG related sponsorships, I think it's a really healthy thing for you as a creator and the industry in general, as it'll expand their consumer base and stuff. Anyway, I'd just like to say, way to go with that tutorial, and I (and hopefully most veiwers) totally approve of the sponsorship. Well done sir!
Of course, I made a part of the Las Ventas bullring 14 years ago, I modeled in 2 weeks and the render went to 2 months. Now it would be less time to render, I think.
Lourdess CG hi If i want to make a animation , how i can render , i can not wait for a months. Is there a solve for this . The whole software is same speed render , or just blender slow.
@@chandlerb1825 It depends on what you are going to render, in real time it would be Unreal. Or it could be also Corona or Vray depending on the card you have.
"Oh! Make a castle in one hour. That should be good." 5 days later... "Man, that was a wild ride!" Had to go over some parts several times and often spent an hour trying just figuring out why something didn't work for me the way it did for you, but it was a tremendous learning experience.
Thats me following sculpting tutorials realising I shouldnt be copying the authors brush "strength" and "radius" attributes if im using a mouse because for him its all pressure sensitive lmao
Dear CG, with the coming of 2.8 this would be an ideal moment to make this into a full tutorial. I know there are a lot of fans that are looking out for this. I don't do this often, but... PLEASE!
I like this format really much. It's very comprehensive but still easy to follow. Maybe it's a bit difficult for total beginners but over all it helps more advanced users to create the scene with no need to waste a lot of time by watching complete tutorials.
I like this style of tutorial. I personally don't want to create a castle myself, but I get a lot out of watching it because you get to go through all the thinking process around creating something like this. You see different ways of doing things and maybe learn a few tricks, and you get reminded about techniques that you haven't used much or haven't used in a while. Using blender is a lot of thinking "how do i create this?" and watching tutorials like this is one of the best ways to get better at answering this question.
The last time I watched this tutorial was when I had found out about blender but it was so formidable and complicated. So I deleted it and waited like 6 months. Then quarantine started and I decided to learn something new. So I watched a bunch of tutorials and now I’m steadily learning my way around the software. This tutorial really inspired me.
The title should be ''I explain how to Create a Castle in Blender in under 60 minutes!''. Because anyone following won't be able to achive it in this time.
Your sarcasm is useless Alacritous... he is right! This guy is obviously making a ridiculous claim to attract viewers... Just won an unsubscribe from me ;)
It is more for intermediate users.....but it is a wealth of information. Pause and play around with the different aspects of it. It is a great tutorial with links to high quality free textures .....it shows a great workflow to achieve a good end.....of course it is speeded up....show some initiative people....pause and experiment and learn....
Philip Meredith Definition of deign intransitive verb : to condescend reluctantly and with a strong sense of the affront to one's superiority that is involved : stoop would not even deign to talk to him One iconoclastic architect, for example, doesn't deign to speak of bathrooms. -Carol Vogel transitive verb : to condescend to give or offer never so much as deigning a glance -George Meredith
It is not poorly designed , it was so advance that their system based on limited bits is still used up to now... but check the new blender 2.8 with awesome GUI. the right click is far superior over left click! no such thing as poor design, only poor users who cannot comprehend to the design.
Blender is better than some paid softwave. Look at Lightwave.....Blender is beating that. What free program has a texture painter, sculpting, video editing, city maker, color management, modeling, typo, advanced UV mapping, 2d drawing, Vector render, gpu composite render for free?
i just found you and you are the best teacher about bleder i have ever seen and speaking 50min after spending too much time to create your video is shows how much you respect your job :)
Reading a few feedbacks and really wanna say : could you please stop whining ? Free software, free ressources and awesome skills... Thank You Steve, you're awesome !
Brilliant tutorial - I love it when there is tons of information presented concisely without a lot of irrelevant waffle and thousands of ums and ahs. Very hard to do this without a bunch of dry runs though so I expect there was a lot of work behind this. Will be coming back to this one several times I'm sure!
Been a while since I made anything with blender, didn't really feel like it was going anywhere and it was just taking up way too much of my time. After a while I felt like I was just creating things when I instead should use my time to experiencing things. All those nature scenes, and I could just go out and experience nature. Cool to see you guys still making awesome stuff though, I might get back to it when winter and darkness sets in again, thanks for the video.
Now that I'm watching it, I really like this new format, it's great to get it all quick like this. Couldn't help but notice that the shading on the towers and pillars is messed up though. You can fix that by going into your Object Data panel (next to the Material panel) and checking the box that says Auto Smooth right at the top there. Not that you notice it much from a distance, just a little tip for anyone who might want to do it.
This is the type of tutorials that I love. A loooot of information in a short period of time. There is time control for the parts you need to see in .5 speed. The same as with Gleb Alexandrov tutorials - 20 minute video where so many things are shown it gives you material for a whole year !!!!! It is great to have such informative videos so you can go back to them in case you need to check what some of the techniques was. Keep up the good work !! P.S. Use some key/shortcut displaying app.
Your and Andrew's approach to selling is very admirable. I appreciate the options you provide for buying and creating. The amount of very useful techniques and approaches in each of these videos is actually crazy. Having a great binge during quarantine.
I'm new to Blender, and I have to say your videos have helped me out quite a bit in creating the basics for storyboarding. I just wanted to say thank you.
Woah, the Wall to Curve feature is badass! I remember when i made a Matrix-style Armored Personnel Unit waay back, long time ago in blender and I did the same thing for the ammunition belt.. But I remember that i had to mess around with linking it to empties in order for them to follow the curve, haha, it was a mess to get it working and duplicating properly :D Thanks for the tips!
I watched your final render clip at 0:15 probably about one thousand times... everything about that clip from the music, mood, composition, and overal appearance is EXACTLY what I'm hoping to achieve for a project I'm preparing for in the distant future.
found you on Blender group on FB, THIS IS AMAZING WORK i learned so much just from watching this video. i aspire to be on your level now... i cant wait to see more from you!
Came from reddit, I know some people don't like this video style, but I think it's really helpful to do your own thing. Best tutorial yet. Excited for more!
I make game assets, so watching someone just duplicating faces without really thinking about poly count or disconnected faces gave me a mental flashbang.
hi steve , when i found out your channel couple of days ago , i didn't believe my self , and my mind was blown when i found that there is a video on creating a castle , and i really appreciate the time and effort that you put in these videos , and i thank you . on the other hand , you asked us for our thoughts on the learning way that you applied on this video here , what i think it is not that learning as much it is just a broad idea since it is considered time lapse video , so what i think it should be done in a multiple videos on how to do the same thing , i know it will be a huge time and effort done in these type of videos from you , but for a castle tutorial it would be awesome to have such a detailed video for the same things that you did here , as for creating a castle it will some way trigger innovation and creating stuff out from our heads , and of course the part regarding creating a world and how to do them on blender not just having pictures and duplicating them on blender , more on the topic , i think that having balance between the free stuff that you offer and paid stuff is good as of course you should have support to your channel. bottom line, i hope that you see my comment and consider creating a tutorial on how to create a castle from a to z , like this video here but in detail .and soon enough i find you uploading videos for the castle tutorial , i have been searching for a long time for a high quality tutorial on castle and when i find it it is in time lapse. and if you did tell us how you animate the dragon and if it is free or not and creating a scene like the one in the beginning of the video that just would be the icing on the cake, as i think it will be some kind of a full prospective for creating a scene or a level in blender i cannot emphasize enough on your effort creating this type of videos in general. and again thank you. ps. sorry if my english is bad as it is not my first language
Thanks a ton for these. @27:20 literally blew my mind. I didn't now about Alt+D either. That just saved me a huge amount of time on a current project where I'm modeling an aqueduct. @38:50 - recreating Daggerfall.
By following your tute and pausing where I need to, to look up more detail on UV unwrapping for example, I've accomplished a pretty good rock. Great tute CG. I like it. Many thanks.
Hey man, I’ve watched you grow up over the last few years, and you’re becoming quite the talented young man. I hope your parents are proud of you! I am, and I don’t even know you. Just a quite request here, I hope you’ll cover composition, a bit further. Also it’s better in my opinion to break up big tutorials, into 10 or so smaller videos and not go timelapse.... also you can make more money this way. So it’s a bonus for everyone. The other thing I think would be helpful is, in your tutorials, you adjust parameters without explaining the why question general. You’ll be like... “and I’m going with 2.5 here,because I think it looks best... moving on” but to a new artist who doesn’t know what they do or why you didn’t, it’s painful to try and apply it to something outside of the tutorials. Great video, thanks again.
When I saw that video's thumbnail I thought "WOW! I want to learn how to create such a scene in under an hour!". I was a bit disappointed, when I saw the trick: timelapse... :( However I really like the result. Especially the materials look great and I love that blurred-environment-as-mist-color-trick! :)
Muahaha, 3-4 months ago i watched this one the first time but was inexperienced and didnt understand everxthing you did, rewatched it and it is actualy not that hard. Thanks for showing me progress ^^
I am new to Blender and I'm excited to be able to create the scenes and the objects and sequences that I create in my mind. This video tutorial was quite good. At first, some of my thoughts were along the lines of some of the comments expressed here. But I can go back and listen and follow along whenever I want to and at a speed that is a little more appropriate for my pace of learning. I can reduce the speed to .5 or so go thru it again. No need to get all bent out of shape and unsubscribe as someone did here. For that person, he will not benefit from anything uploaded by Steve. He is losing out in the long run from this Blender instructor who has a lot to offer.
If you are using the evee beta, I would suggest taking a cube, taking the faces off then subdividing the base for the castle towers, and pillars. Warning though if you do it this way you have to start in edit mode, then raise the cube up 1. you then go back into objects delete all your faces but the bottom, and then use the subdividing modifier. this is to prevent you from getting an uneven octagon because it relies on the origin point to do it. If it is off center it will give you a misshaped octagon.
This video has really helped me because this is the stage I’m feeling like is a tiny bit beyond my knowledge currently, so it is something that is a bit outside my comfort zone and I can learn quite easily, but if your knew to blender I would recommend watching beginner tutorials that give you the basics first. Thanks so much for your help :)
I was just about to say, its not an authentic castle unless there is a dragon. Soon as I thought that, a dragon fly's by ....ROFL ... well played Steve... Well played LOL CG Geek, always making the best blender tutorials on youtube.
Taking CG Geek's tutorial with Fire, Ocean and now the Castle, your result should really look realistic. Especially the dragon that could spit fire.. Job really well done. I prefer a longer in depth tutorial like how you been doing in the past. Like the Darth Vader tutorial. That was a great tutorial.
With respect for all you have done to learn this program and create this channel, I'm having a hard time following without getting lost. The narrative is very fast. I get lost trying to follow the rapid cursor movement across the screen. I have difficulty following the logic of where to click and why click there. This is an issue I have with so many software tutorial videos. Please understand, I appreciate your knowledge and skills. I just learn at a slower, more methodical pace. Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks for the great feedback everyone! Also wanted to mention at 48:50 you need to relaunch Blender after installing and opening renderBeamer. And here's the link to get $50 free render credit. garagefarm.net/blender-render Happy Rendering!
CG Geek I actually really appreciate the blender/CG related sponsorships, I think it's a really healthy thing for you as a creator and the industry in general, as it'll expand their consumer base and stuff. Anyway, I'd just like to say, way to go with that tutorial, and I (and hopefully most veiwers) totally approve of the sponsorship. Well done sir!
It's too bad they don't have a Linux renderBeamer... that, in itself, makes the service unusable for my purposes.
can u make a video on how to make rubix cube in blender with high detailing
it must be modeled from inside fully.
please please make a video on it.
Talk to their support team. You can give them a packed .blend and they should be able to render it.
Cg geek pls help
I am have some problem at dynamic paint baking
Iam getting only black image
Create a Castle in under 60 minutes, render the Castle in over 60 days.
Of course, I made a part of the Las Ventas bullring 14 years ago, I modeled in 2 weeks and the render went to 2 months. Now it would be less time to render, I think.
*60 centuries
Lourdess CG hi If i want to make a animation , how i can render , i can not wait for a months. Is there a solve for this . The whole software is same speed render , or just blender slow.
@@chandlerb1825 It depends on what you are going to render, in real time it would be Unreal. Or it could be also Corona or Vray depending on the card you have.
Lourdess CG thank you
"Oh! Make a castle in one hour. That should be good." 5 days later... "Man, that was a wild ride!" Had to go over some parts several times and often spent an hour trying just figuring out why something didn't work for me the way it did for you, but it was a tremendous learning experience.
If you feel lost, it means you're leaning.. i just started learning today!!
Thats me following sculpting tutorials realising I shouldnt be copying the authors brush "strength" and "radius" attributes if im using a mouse because for him its all pressure sensitive lmao
@@mamyname I LOVE LEAN
@@MeatBeatElite yeaaa let's all lean
Dear CG, with the coming of 2.8 this would be an ideal moment to make this into a full tutorial. I know there are a lot of fans that are looking out for this. I don't do this often, but... PLEASE!
YEAH PLEASE!!! YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT THIS TYPE OF TUTORIAL WASNT A VERY GOOD IDEA! PLEASE REDO THIS TUT
yasssss.
fuck that 3.2 now
OMG HE DIDNT DELETE THE DEFAULT CUBE WHAT A LEGEND
I like this format really much. It's very comprehensive but still easy to follow. Maybe it's a bit difficult for total beginners but over all it helps more advanced users to create the scene with no need to waste a lot of time by watching complete tutorials.
I like this style of tutorial. I personally don't want to create a castle myself, but I get a lot out of watching it because you get to go through all the thinking process around creating something like this. You see different ways of doing things and maybe learn a few tricks, and you get reminded about techniques that you haven't used much or haven't used in a while. Using blender is a lot of thinking "how do i create this?" and watching tutorials like this is one of the best ways to get better at answering this question.
The last time I watched this tutorial was when I had found out about blender but it was so formidable and complicated. So I deleted it and waited like 6 months. Then quarantine started and I decided to learn something new. So I watched a bunch of tutorials and now I’m steadily learning my way around the software. This tutorial really inspired me.
dude, WHAT THE HELL?!
It's absolutely mindblowing tutorial!
your mom gives mindblowing head!!!!!!
The title should be ''I explain how to Create a Castle in Blender in under 60 minutes!''. Because anyone following won't be able to achive it in this time.
or render it in that time XD
Lopata991 oh my. Thank God you were here! I don't know what might have happened if I hadn't read your comment.
Your sarcasm is useless Alacritous... he is right! This guy is obviously making a ridiculous claim to attract viewers... Just won an unsubscribe from me ;)
So if you find a video that says Top 10 Anime battles you immediatly assume that there is gonna be more?
It is more for intermediate users.....but it is a wealth of information. Pause and play around with the different aspects of it. It is a great tutorial with links to high quality free textures .....it shows a great workflow to achieve a good end.....of course it is speeded up....show some initiative people....pause and experiment and learn....
That emitter producing a village by randomising a group of assets at 39:00 is absolutely fantastic.
amazing. Can't believe this is a free program. WOW
"The best things in life, arent't those you can get for money." - Albert Einstein
Philip Meredith Definition of deign
intransitive verb
: to condescend reluctantly and with a strong sense of the affront to one's superiority that is involved : stoop would not even deign to talk to him
One iconoclastic architect, for example, doesn't deign to speak of bathrooms. -Carol Vogel
transitive verb
: to condescend to give or offer
never so much as deigning a glance -George Meredith
roofoofighter 👏👏👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏿👏🏿👌
It is not poorly designed , it was so advance that their system based on limited bits is still used up to now... but check the new blender 2.8 with awesome GUI. the right click is far superior over left click! no such thing as poor design, only poor users who cannot comprehend to the design.
Blender is better than some paid softwave. Look at Lightwave.....Blender is beating that. What free program has a texture painter, sculpting, video editing, city maker, color management, modeling, typo, advanced UV mapping, 2d drawing, Vector render, gpu composite render for free?
i just found you and you are the best teacher about bleder i have ever seen and speaking 50min after spending too much time to create your video is shows how much you respect your job :)
Reading a few feedbacks and really wanna say : could you please stop whining ? Free software, free ressources and awesome skills... Thank You Steve, you're awesome !
Great to see someone taking the time to make such a long tutorial so close to 2.8. 👍
Stop harassment.
The keyboard controls for 2.8 aren't that different and the same principles still apply.
Olav3D Tutorials can we get a detailed tutorial for something like this?
Using Blender 3, still finding this video useful
You are brilliant. Thanks. I am totally new to blender, but more than 30 years in cad software. I will try to master this. God willing
Well, you know, sixty minutes on time lapse. :P
@@siddhantrane1227 but since we are here clearly we don't
@@siddhantrane1227 I think he wants to make a castle...
@@siddhantrane1227 yeah lol. you got rekt trynna be smart xD
@@siddhantrane1227 I think you missed my point ahaha. nvm
@@siddhantrane1227 You clearly don't understand what's going on here haha
Only if he had turned on his screen keys tool.
Well, this tutorial assumed you already know the necessary hotkeys and nailed the basics.
@@MakotoIchinose So basically, you are saying that I need to render a nail, first?
I like the way this man does his work. It's so easy
Brilliant tutorial - I love it when there is tons of information presented concisely without a lot of irrelevant waffle and thousands of ums and ahs. Very hard to do this without a bunch of dry runs though so I expect there was a lot of work behind this. Will be coming back to this one several times I'm sure!
Been a while since I made anything with blender, didn't really feel like it was going anywhere and it was just taking up way too much of my time. After a while I felt like I was just creating things when I instead should use my time to experiencing things. All those nature scenes, and I could just go out and experience nature. Cool to see you guys still making awesome stuff though, I might get back to it when winter and darkness sets in again, thanks for the video.
Now that I'm watching it, I really like this new format, it's great to get it all quick like this. Couldn't help but notice that the shading on the towers and pillars is messed up though. You can fix that by going into your Object Data panel (next to the Material panel) and checking the box that says Auto Smooth right at the top there. Not that you notice it much from a distance, just a little tip for anyone who might want to do it.
Ty for that tip
I may not be able to create a majestic castle from this but I definitely learn a lot from this
Awesome video man. I'm working on re-creating a real castle in Blender as my first project. It's been a good way for me to learn blender.
This is the type of tutorials that I love. A loooot of information in a short period of time. There is time control for the parts you need to see in .5 speed. The same as with Gleb Alexandrov tutorials - 20 minute video where so many things are shown it gives you material for a whole year !!!!! It is great to have such informative videos so you can go back to them in case you need to check what some of the techniques was.
Keep up the good work !!
P.S. Use some key/shortcut displaying app.
Your and Andrew's approach to selling is very admirable. I appreciate the options you provide for buying and creating. The amount of very useful techniques and approaches in each of these videos is actually crazy. Having a great binge during quarantine.
I'm new to Blender, and I have to say your videos have helped me out quite a bit in creating the basics for storyboarding. I just wanted to say thank you.
Woah, the Wall to Curve feature is badass! I remember when i made a Matrix-style Armored Personnel Unit waay back, long time ago in blender and I did the same thing for the ammunition belt.. But I remember that i had to mess around with linking it to empties in order for them to follow the curve, haha, it was a mess to get it working and duplicating properly :D
Thanks for the tips!
Kick-Ass!! Do a castle competition!!!!!!!!!!!
I watched your final render clip at 0:15 probably about one thousand times... everything about that clip from the music, mood, composition, and overal appearance is EXACTLY what I'm hoping to achieve for a project I'm preparing for in the distant future.
Please bro can you tell me the name of this music
found you on Blender group on FB, THIS IS AMAZING WORK i learned so much just from watching this video. i aspire to be on your level now... i cant wait to see more from you!
good video, i gleefully gasped at multiple parts in this video.
Came from reddit, I know some people don't like this video style, but I think it's really helpful to do your own thing. Best tutorial yet. Excited for more!
I make game assets, so watching someone just duplicating faces without really thinking about poly count or disconnected faces gave me a mental flashbang.
Best blender tutorial ever.
That wall array path thingy is very cool! Good to know!
Yay another Blender video!
Time to get some popcorn and sit back for the ride.
Good job. Very nice result with very efficient and user friendly process. :)
I'm really glad that you got thay sponsor. I don't have a GPU so that helps a lot.
hi steve , when i found out your channel couple of days ago , i didn't believe my self , and my mind was blown when i found that there is a video on creating a castle , and i really appreciate the time and effort that you put in these videos , and i thank you .
on the other hand , you asked us for our thoughts on the learning way that you applied on this video here , what i think it is not that learning as much it is just a broad idea since it is considered time lapse video , so what i think it should be done in a multiple videos on how to do the same thing , i know it will be a huge time and effort done in these type of videos from you , but for a castle tutorial it would be awesome to have such a detailed video for the same things that you did here , as for creating a castle it will some way trigger innovation and creating stuff out from our heads , and of course the part regarding creating a world and how to do them on blender not just having pictures and duplicating them on blender , more on the topic , i think that having balance between the free stuff that you offer and paid stuff is good as of course you should have support to your channel.
bottom line, i hope that you see my comment and consider creating a tutorial on how to create a castle from a to z , like this video here but in detail .and soon enough i find you uploading videos for the castle tutorial , i have been searching for a long time for a high quality tutorial on castle and when i find it it is in time lapse. and if you did tell us how you animate the dragon and if it is free or not and creating a scene like the one in the beginning of the video that just would be the icing on the cake, as i think it will be some kind of a full prospective for creating a scene or a level in blender
i cannot emphasize enough on your effort creating this type of videos in general. and again thank you.
ps. sorry if my english is bad as it is not my first language
That's some crazy shader tab work.
Pre Blender 2.8, yet still applicable. Excellent tutorial. Thanks.
Thanks a ton for these. @27:20 literally blew my mind. I didn't now about Alt+D either. That just saved me a huge amount of time on a current project where I'm modeling an aqueduct. @38:50 - recreating Daggerfall.
Wow never seen such impressive tutorial
This is an incredible tutorial, love the facecam, too. You've come such a long way from your first big video where you faked falling off the roof.
Man, it seems you got talented in modeling!
Blender is nice. I used to make castles in POV ray using a C program and math to output text files!!
bro u know blender salute to you
This is an awesome tut. Wish it was in Blender 2.8/9.
this guy just made castle in one hour.
meanwhile,me trying to switch to edit mode.
By following your tute and pausing where I need to, to look up more detail on UV unwrapping for example, I've accomplished a pretty good rock. Great tute CG. I like it. Many thanks.
Hey man, I’ve watched you grow up over the last few years, and you’re becoming quite the talented young man.
I hope your parents are proud of you! I am, and I don’t even know you.
Just a quite request here, I hope you’ll cover composition, a bit further.
Also it’s better in my opinion to break up big tutorials, into 10 or so smaller videos and not go timelapse.... also you can make more money this way. So it’s a bonus for everyone.
The other thing I think would be helpful is, in your tutorials, you adjust parameters without explaining the why question general. You’ll be like... “and I’m going with 2.5 here,because I think it looks best... moving on” but to a new artist who doesn’t know what they do or why you didn’t, it’s painful to try and apply it to something outside of the tutorials.
Great video, thanks again.
this is how you do considerate critique, people!
very nice comment dude , i thank you on behalf of cg geek.
10 video's i can already see his memory space crying 😂
Making is 60mins , rendering is 12 hours
Seriously?
@@hvrdloverz4102 yes, not to mention the making is time lapsed
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
*12 days
Congrats in advance for 1 million subscriber ! Sir, you are legend
That looks like King's Landing. Nice work!
Great tutorial, no waste of time. I appreciate one can go through and enjoy every minute. Thanks!
this video saved my semester
Amazing work Steve!
omg.. this is so inspirational.. Im gonna have a crack at it myself next weekend.. see what i come up with....
This looks great. You have a lot of skill.
Greatest blender tutorial of all time
When I saw that video's thumbnail I thought "WOW! I want to learn how to create such a scene in under an hour!". I was a bit disappointed, when I saw the trick: timelapse... :(
However I really like the result. Especially the materials look great and I love that blurred-environment-as-mist-color-trick! :)
Thanks for the tip for TextureHaven! Amazing how great the textures are for a free site!
Fascinating watch, even tho I'm a music producer and have no idea what you are doing !
Thank you so much for these videos, they are gold to me. Keep it up!
Your tutorial always1000000000%Amazing
Muahaha, 3-4 months ago i watched this one the first time but was inexperienced and didnt understand everxthing you did, rewatched it and it is actualy not that hard. Thanks for showing me progress ^^
I've been waiting for this one! Thanks!!!
Idk what he’s doing... but it’s interesting.
Great advice for the unwrap - CHEERS!! +1 Like
I am new to Blender and I'm excited to be able to create the scenes and the objects and sequences that I create in my mind. This video tutorial was quite good. At first, some of my thoughts were along the lines of some of the comments expressed here. But I can go back and listen and follow along whenever I want to and at a speed that is a little more appropriate for my pace of learning. I can reduce the speed to .5 or so go thru it again. No need to get all bent out of shape and unsubscribe as someone did here. For that person, he will not benefit from anything uploaded by Steve. He is losing out in the long run from this Blender instructor who has a lot to offer.
If you are using the evee beta, I would suggest taking a cube, taking the faces off then subdividing the base for the castle towers, and pillars. Warning though if you do it this way you have to start in edit mode, then raise the cube up 1. you then go back into objects delete all your faces but the bottom, and then use the subdividing modifier. this is to prevent you from getting an uneven octagon because it relies on the origin point to do it. If it is off center it will give you a misshaped octagon.
This video has really helped me because this is the stage I’m feeling like is a tiny bit beyond my knowledge currently, so it is something that is a bit outside my comfort zone and I can learn quite easily, but if your knew to blender I would recommend watching beginner tutorials that give you the basics first. Thanks so much for your help :)
I can't believe this, all that nodes for a simple ocean !!! Did you learn blender by watching TH-cam tutorials?!
I was just about to say, its not an authentic castle unless there is a dragon. Soon as I thought that, a dragon fly's by ....ROFL ... well played Steve... Well played LOL
CG Geek, always making the best blender tutorials on youtube.
Taking CG Geek's tutorial with Fire, Ocean and now the Castle, your result should really look realistic. Especially the dragon that could spit fire..
Job really well done. I prefer a longer in depth tutorial like how you been doing in the past. Like the Darth Vader tutorial. That was a great tutorial.
Yeah , very well done !
Very cool man
am exited to see how something like this works in unity
Awesome creation
Cleint: how many towers you have?
This guy: YES
Awesome tutorial, the castle is super cool. Maybe I’m just a noob, but went a bit too fast to follow. Still great though!
Amazing animation at the beginning
Kings Landing!!! Amazing
no one:
absolutely no one:
CG Geek: cathedral cake
OMG I loved this format
Miracle! Miracle!!
You are AWESOME! BRILLIANT SPEAKER!
Texture Heaven! Great tipp! Thanx!
i'd like to see something like this with procedural materials as far as possible ;) great castle!!
Now I'm ready to create Anor Londo in Blender!! =D
Great walkthrough!
Would be cool if you'd show how to bake this scene to use it in game engines!
Wonderful, this is a super talent at work!
Silence. Genius at work : ^ ) Thank you so much.
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King's Landing, is you?
You sir are quite the car salesman!
Very useful tutorial about compositing a landscape scene. I was looking for something like that for a long time! Thank you!
You make it look so easy.
With respect for all you have done to learn this program and create this channel, I'm having a hard time following without getting lost. The narrative is very fast. I get lost trying to follow the rapid cursor movement across the screen. I have difficulty following the logic of where to click and why click there. This is an issue I have with so many software tutorial videos. Please understand, I appreciate your knowledge and skills. I just learn at a slower, more methodical pace. Thank you for sharing.
That's why Blender Guru is so good.
Gonna have to try that out...
Amazing 🔥