We hope that you guys enjoyed this brand new beginner friendly follow along tutorial and can't wait to see your versions of it on the discover page! :) Also let us know what you are interested in learning next!
Gooping is my new favorite thing 🌿✨ Loved the tutorial, but would have loved it even more if the shortcuts used were shown as well as how you move it so it works for new beginners. Curious how the output quality in comparison to Spline are? Remember using womp in the early days and it was a bit rough and spline always looked so much sharper.
Love womp for coolest UX ever. So easy to use for everyone. It seems like you’re (in Womp) decided to render in browser some 3D engine that uses computing powers externally isn’t it?
I have gone through this tutorial step by step and i really enjoy it so much ! Please make more videos for guiding a newbie like me ! Apart from that, I am just confused, it seems that i can’t create a stand alone shape that is not union like yours, can i ask on how to break the union of the model itself? Thank you!
Hello! We have a lot more follow along tutorials like this, check out the playlist :) Also there's just been a little change that primitives can't exist outside of unions anymore but it doesn't really change anything as those without a union also sort of counted as an invisible union. You can simply take a primitive in the scene list and drag it outside of the union it's currently in!
Hi! Maybe this is only an option if you have Pro but I am unable to change my curve from a sphere to a cylinder and I don't know where to find it in the free version, or maybe the program has been changed and updated since
No this hasn't changed, you just need to make sure you click on the curve in the scene list not the point, then you will find it at the top of the properties menu at the right
How come when i turn goop on my egg gets really bumpy and you can really see the seams between the different cylinders in Y axis even though they are all the same height :(
It could be when cylinders are not gooping with each other, goop or negative will always affect all primitives above them in the scene list, make sure to go in and check if they all have the goop enabled. Also did you make sure to give your cylinders 100% roundness?
@@womp3D Im having a similar problem. It says gooping is unavailable as there is no primitive above the first egg cylinder, they're all 100% roundness. Also when I change the color of the yolk it changes all egg pieces to the same color. Is there a way to avoid that?
@@alliejones299 Hey yes, you can only goop or use primitives when there's a shape above it in the scene list at the left that it can interact with, so all your egg cylinders below the first one can have goop :) Also to change color you need to duplicate the material first now it was a workflow change
Hi there, I encounter the same problem, when turn on goop, a "bump" at the intersection of the eggs will occur. Cylinders = 100% roundness. Am using free version btw. Kindly advice, Thank you.
hi! I found this tutorial easy to follow. However, at 2:44 , im not able to extend the cylinder. I tried pulling the green arrow but it just moves it away from the pan. id love it if youd help me with this, thanks! (i also tried to copy it and move it holding alt, but it dosent work, it just moves it away)
So what's happening here is that by holding down alt while dragging the green arrow a copy of the first point is instantly created that we drag. Alternatively you can just copy the first point with ctrl c + v and then drag the point
hey im trying the extending the cylinder section at 2:44 and its not working even with alt/shift held down.. I am using the beta version, is there any changes to functionality?
There is no change in it's functionality, are you actually using a cylinder based curve and not just a normal cylinder? With the curve you can just create new curve points by holding down alt and dragging the shape or ctrl + D
i am using this program on a mac computer and I don't have rly just don't have the alt button, so I cant figure out how to move the curve. Help please?
Hi! When I tried to copy and drag the second point it gets bigger than the original size no matter what I do, I already tried copy and pasting and then dragging and I also tried using alt and shift, but no matter what I do the shape grows. Help me please!!
Do you mean the whole curve gets bigger? If you actually scaled only the point selecting it in the scene list and not the whole curve then it's just the gooping. Reduce the gooping to around 5 along with increasing the density in the menu at the right when you have selected the curve (not the point for this)
how can i copy the object i used command + c to copy and command + v to past it but when i reduce the size of object it doesn't work? is there any trick to it?
You do have them if you have your primitive selected and if it is below another primitive in the scenes list (goop and negative only affect everything above in the scene list)
Hey sorry to hear it was too hard to follow! Give this one a try, it might be a better fit for a first use follow along: th-cam.com/video/QCi3X5tTFZU/w-d-xo.html&t
We hope that you guys enjoyed this brand new beginner friendly follow along tutorial and can't wait to see your versions of it on the discover page! :)
Also let us know what you are interested in learning next!
Thanks for the amazing tutorial! I would like to request a tutorial on how to make glitter, and iridescent materials. ✨
amazing tutorial for beginners! I'm learning to use Womp and my frying pan turned out really cute 💖
Happy to hear you enjoyed it!! Have fun womping :)
Gooping is my new favorite thing 🌿✨ Loved the tutorial, but would have loved it even more if the shortcuts used were shown as well as how you move it so it works for new beginners.
Curious how the output quality in comparison to Spline are? Remember using womp in the early days and it was a bit rough and spline always looked so much sharper.
Love womp for coolest UX ever. So easy to use for everyone. It seems like you’re (in Womp) decided to render in browser some 3D engine that uses computing powers externally isn’t it?
Thank you we are happy you like it so much!
And yes you are streaming Womp in your browser running on our servers!
I have gone through this tutorial step by step and i really enjoy it so much ! Please make more videos for guiding a newbie like me ! Apart from that, I am just confused, it seems that i can’t create a stand alone shape that is not union like yours, can i ask on how to break the union of the model itself? Thank you!
Hello! We have a lot more follow along tutorials like this, check out the playlist :)
Also there's just been a little change that primitives can't exist outside of unions anymore but it doesn't really change anything as those without a union also sort of counted as an invisible union. You can simply take a primitive in the scene list and drag it outside of the union it's currently in!
Hi! Maybe this is only an option if you have Pro but I am unable to change my curve from a sphere to a cylinder and I don't know where to find it in the free version, or maybe the program has been changed and updated since
No this hasn't changed, you just need to make sure you click on the curve in the scene list not the point, then you will find it at the top of the properties menu at the right
How come when i turn goop on my egg gets really bumpy and you can really see the seams between the different cylinders in Y axis even though they are all the same height :(
It could be when cylinders are not gooping with each other, goop or negative will always affect all primitives above them in the scene list, make sure to go in and check if they all have the goop enabled. Also did you make sure to give your cylinders 100% roundness?
@@womp3D Im having a similar problem. It says gooping is unavailable as there is no primitive above the first egg cylinder, they're all 100% roundness. Also when I change the color of the yolk it changes all egg pieces to the same color. Is there a way to avoid that?
@@alliejones299 Hey yes, you can only goop or use primitives when there's a shape above it in the scene list at the left that it can interact with, so all your egg cylinders below the first one can have goop :)
Also to change color you need to duplicate the material first now it was a workflow change
Hi there, I encounter the same problem, when turn on goop, a "bump" at the intersection of the eggs will occur. Cylinders = 100% roundness. Am using free version btw. Kindly advice, Thank you.
hi! I found this tutorial easy to follow. However, at 2:44 , im not able to extend the cylinder. I tried pulling the green arrow but it just moves it away from the pan. id love it if youd help me with this, thanks! (i also tried to copy it and move it holding alt, but it dosent work, it just moves it away)
So what's happening here is that by holding down alt while dragging the green arrow a copy of the first point is instantly created that we drag. Alternatively you can just copy the first point with ctrl c + v and then drag the point
hey im trying the extending the cylinder section at 2:44 and its not working even with alt/shift held down.. I am using the beta version, is there any changes to functionality?
There is no change in it's functionality, are you actually using a cylinder based curve and not just a normal cylinder? With the curve you can just create new curve points by holding down alt and dragging the shape or ctrl + D
@@womp3D oh ok I’ll double check and get back to you
cool!
i am using this program on a mac computer and I don't have rly just don't have the alt button, so I cant figure out how to move the curve. Help please?
For anything that uses the alt button it should be shift for you and for anything ctrl it should be cmd
Hi! When I tried to copy and drag the second point it gets bigger than the original size no matter what I do, I already tried copy and pasting and then dragging and I also tried using alt and shift, but no matter what I do the shape grows. Help me please!!
Do you mean the whole curve gets bigger? If you actually scaled only the point selecting it in the scene list and not the whole curve then it's just the gooping. Reduce the gooping to around 5 along with increasing the density in the menu at the right when you have selected the curve (not the point for this)
im very beginner in 3d modelling, will this also prepare me to model in blender in future?
All art skills are transferable in some way however the modeling process sure is quite a bit different
how can i copy the object i used command + c to copy and command + v to past it but when i reduce the size of object it doesn't work? is there any trick to it?
Yes control/command c + v or alternatively you can hold alt/shift and drag it to copy!
I don't have all the options like negative and goop
You do have them if you have your primitive selected and if it is below another primitive in the scenes list (goop and negative only affect everything above in the scene list)
@@womp3D
Its running so bad at mine what can i do
Unfortunately you can only try to improve your internet connection to make it run better
I am a beginner. This is nothing for me. Did`nt understand a word. Maybe I have to look for a tutorial called "very" beginner👋
Hey sorry to hear it was too hard to follow! Give this one a try, it might be a better fit for a first use follow along: th-cam.com/video/QCi3X5tTFZU/w-d-xo.html&t