i liked how you repated yourself a little bit because it saved me from having to rewind 1 part over and over and help me start to remeber the steps but i will probably rewind and rewatch anyway just to make sure im doing everything right
Been usin blender about 2 years now specifically because im cheap and didnt wanna pay for avatars for vrc but i'm just now tryin my hand at a world and im glad i found this little tutorial series. Big props for being able to keep things fun even when youre going over basic stuff. I know this is for beginners, but about half way thru i realized i wasnt trying to skip past stuff i already knew and was just vibin lol. One question i have tho is why do you prefer to use ctrl+c ctrl+v instead of shift+d? is that just personal preference or is there actually a difference between the two?
not sure what's happening but when i go into edit mode, unstead of it stretching to the snap its taking the one side of the box and removing it and placing it to where its snaps? any help is appreciated i keep getting stuck :(
In some parts of the video, Midnight sometimes says to press Ctrl, but he does not. It's a common mistake since other programs require you to use Ctrl. When something didn't work, I repeated a part and saw his keyboard presses at the down left corner of his video. I hope that can help you!
![World Creation Tutorial for VRChat From Start to Finish [Blender and Unity] (Part 2 Detailing)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qbZayg9CQsc/mqdefault.jpg)
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As someone who just got into blender, i cannot thank you enough for this. subbed🎉
You're my target audience! Glad you enjoy!
i liked how you repated yourself a little bit because it saved me from having to rewind 1 part over and over and help me start to remeber the steps but i will probably rewind and rewatch anyway just to make sure im doing everything right
This is super easy to understand, earned a sub.
Ayooo, I'm about to watch your tutorial! :D
Been usin blender about 2 years now specifically because im cheap and didnt wanna pay for avatars for vrc but i'm just now tryin my hand at a world and im glad i found this little tutorial series. Big props for being able to keep things fun even when youre going over basic stuff. I know this is for beginners, but about half way thru i realized i wasnt trying to skip past stuff i already knew and was just vibin lol. One question i have tho is why do you prefer to use ctrl+c ctrl+v instead of shift+d? is that just personal preference or is there actually a difference between the two?
not sure what's happening but when i go into edit mode, unstead of it stretching to the snap its taking the one side of the box and removing it and placing it to where its snaps? any help is appreciated i keep getting stuck :(
In some parts of the video, Midnight sometimes says to press Ctrl, but he does not. It's a common mistake since other programs require you to use Ctrl. When something didn't work, I repeated a part and saw his keyboard presses at the down left corner of his video. I hope that can help you!