Edit Mode/Object Mode = Tab Shift + S = Snap Pie Menu R = Rotate (Press R again to Freely Rotate) / = Isolate View Copy Modifiers = Ctrl + L Edge Context Menu = Ctrl + E Extrude Menu = Alt + E Loop Cut = Ctrl + R (Move cursor around object to find loopcut) Bevel = B Select All = A F2 = Rename Vertices Menu = 1 Faces Menu = 3 Inset Faces = I
@Kaushik learn hotkeys and model processes in follow, if u cant learn from this, you should'nt learn anything, any skills are learned from tracing. Idea is not what a class called "Blender 3D Beginner Tutorial" need to teel u
I somehow managed to follow this tutorial even though I'm a total beginner and have only done the donut tutorial before lol But this was so easy and even though mine doesn't look as polished yet, I'm really happy with what I did! Thank you for this nice tutorial
I'm a long time user of Blender, but often go years in between each time I try and "re-learn" it. This was pitched perfectly for a "return beginner" like me, having to refamiliarise myself with the tools, and learn the shortcuts all over again. I'm really wowed by your results and the work you produce (found you here from your Instagram), and I can't wait to learn more from you. There were quite a few times I had to pause and rewind, due to the speed at which you start to flick between the steps, but that's actually really good, as it means I really start to learn the bits I need to know more "naturally". I love how you start out spelling every step of the way, and then "automate" through some of the common steps as you go on. A really smart learning curve way of teaching this. Thank you, so very much.
Im a super begginer, Im already crying with the rug part yet optimistic, Ive been always curious about Blender and your videos are so well explained that I had to try one of them.
I was a Maya user because of school, so it honestly felt like Blender was intimidating. Watching and following along with your tutorial has made it WAY less intimidating and a whole lot more fun!
@@aishabankole2489 honestly I feel like Blender is harder to navigate. But I also think it is because Maya’s navigation is more similar to previous softwares I have used. Blender isn’t really user friendly tbh a bit more difficult. It feels more intimidating and daunting to start with than Maya tbh.
At around 11:30, when you're placing the feet of the couch, you can use Mirror Object and then drop it on the couch object to mirror it perfectly on both the X & Y axis instead of manually placing the feet. Thanks for the tutorial by the way!
i find myself to be at lost following other beginner tutorial since they did all those shortcuts without telling how and where, thankfully this one was a life saver for me as it was easy to follow up and less than 30 minutes too !
* If you have problems with the walls not beveling, first apply the modifier Solidify for it to work. * If your couch remains a square even after changing the bevel settings and the mean bevel weight, you need to apply scale (CTRL+A) on the PLANE after you resized it. Take note on your right that if the Scale properties change, you may need to apply scale to it again. * If your mirror modifier doesn't work, click on the object, go to edit mode and press A to select everything, then move the object around with the arrows and adjust accordingly. Then go back to object mode to move your mirrored objects around. Hope this helps.
On 3:44 in the part where you slide the "mean bevel weight" to a value of 1, I got stuck for a really long time. I was stuck with my walls having that blue outline instead of orange. I was trying to copy the properties I gave the walls to the floor, but I couldn't select the floor. I was so confused. I kept restarting the video and trying to go step by step, then I realized exactly what you did, but you didn't mention that you did it. I forgot we were supposed to press tab to get into object mode. I know you mentioned it at the beginning of the video, but as a beginner I didn't automatically understand the importance of object mode. That is a lesson I will never forget now. Lol
I installed blender 2y ago and opened it today and my first try was this one, I didn't even know how to move, rotate and zoom but learned many things in just a couple of hours with this video. 3 videos of this guy in 3 days 😊 video 1 on day 1 done. ✅
As a total beginner in Blender, some parts got me a little frustrated but it's okay though, I took breaks for a while before starting again (taking breaks helps a LOT when I get stuck on some parts). I am excited to continue making the 'room' after this video (ngl I thought this was a one-part vid but I think it's a good idea to break the whole tutorial into two so it won't be overwhelming for a beginner like me)
Amazing... this takes me back to days when I was teaching maya at escape studios! only this time I'm the one learning! I love blender so much, thanks for another great tut.
16:42 I was stuck on this for a while, my window was on other axis, not y and (s;y0) didn't work.. BUT AFTER A WHILE I figured the axis and I used (s;x;0) instead AND IT WORKED 😍
I just Started learning blender with this tutorial.. I am happy at the outcome. If only I could share the image, you will be proud to know I learnt well as a newbie ❤️❤️❤️. I do always find another way to perform some of your functions that doesn't work well in mine. Thank you
I did have to adjust the playback speed to .5x so I can keep up. But this is still a great video. It’s my first time using blender and I love how you explain not only what I need to do but why we’re doing it. Thanks!
This tutorial is a godsend so far! I could never get my head around the donut tutorial, but this has made Blender seem so much more doable to someone picking it up for the first time like me :)
When I CTRL + L to copy modifier onto my couch, then increase weight to 1 it turns the couch back into a block with sharp edges. Changing the amount turns it into either a mess or sharp edges
I just started using Blender so this room tutorial was really helpful for me :D It was also much easier to follow with every control and function being explained!
Спасибо огромное за этот урок. Он просто супер! Я волновалась, что мне будет сложно следовать инструкциям на языке, который я плохо знаю, но субтитры спасли ситуацию ( P.S у вас действительно очень приятный голос, на котором легко сосредоточиться при работе). Это моя вторая работа в Blender и я еще совсем зеленый новичок, но по вашему уроку всё получилось. Да, я потратила на это не 19 минут, а весь день, так как некоторые кнопки работали по другому и у меня были проблемы с модификаторами сглаживания фигур, но у меня все получилось и я горжусь собой.🤣 *побежала делать 2 часть*
room, oke as totally beginner its for me easy to follow, had some struggles on some parts what i did wrong but for me it is one of the best tutorial to follow
the one thing this blender tutorial has is keybindings! a lot of blender tutorials don't have the keybinds on to tell the beginners what keys to press. It is much easier to follow the tutorial if I know what keys to press. ngl waaaaaay better tutorial than the others just for that small detail.
You help me alot. I'm geting bored quickly, but with this tutorial everything is clear and you never stop for unnecessarycomments or things to click. I love it!
Suggestion for beginners like me: at 10:58 if all the object moves (and not just the selected edges) you have to deselect the round icon on the top bar, called "proportional editing". This will fix it :) if you have problems finding it google the name and u'll be able to recognize the icon on your blender :D ps: "room". Great tutorial
at 14:04 if the shortcut doesn't work for u (mine doesn't) you can Shift+G and click on Children, then select also the parent and you have all your things selected :)
Finally... He's back and in full room force. When is your 3d modeling course coming out anyways? I think you said something about it launching on the 31st. I am really hyped for it.
It was an amazing tutorial for beginners like me who is as new to Blender as they get. I think I am starting to get the hang of the controls. However, I do wish there were explanations incorporated into this so that we could know why something is being done. For instance, I do not understand the use of Subdivision Surface and Bevel modifiers; also, the scale application. Gonna do the next parts tomorrow as I have already spent close to 6 hours on this (with tons of breaks lol) Mr. Greenhorn you just earned a sub, and I just earned some room in your subs ;)
Thanks for the feedback and sub. Subdivision modifier is used to add more geometry to the models. And bevel is used to chamfer the edges. Only bevel wasn't giving me the chunky effect I wanted so I added more geometry to it with subsurf modifier.
I was thinking just the same as you! I love the tutorial and its taking me forever bc i dont know the program but its always like this at the beginning. Also I agree with the feedback of explaning in beginners tutorials what the tools are used for and their meaning. Thank you for the great work Mr. Greenhorn! also a new subscriber here! :)
you should check out Grant Abbitt Man and Monster blender tutorial!! found that his tutorial was slower paced and more easy to follow along a a beginner :)
honestly speaking this is one of the best ever tutorial for beginners❤️ Thankyou soo much it really motivated me to learn blender again you explained each and everything perfectly😍
Thank you for this tutorial, I wasn't sure I would like the auto voice but you managed to make it fun with you small comments here and there :) Happy to start on this first little room inside of Blender !
Oh, the donut close-up -- inspired! (As to the end of the video, imagine Peter Sellers asking "Do you have a reum?"-- that always cracks me up for some reason.)
tip before you watch this tutorial try to create it on your own, I spent to almost 4 days trying to do it. now i came for a tutorial and it is a lot more easier, I see mistakes I made so that I wont make them again But if you are a total beginner try to do some simple modeling to build up your confidence
really nice tutorial, i am happy you described the camera settings so well ! had a lot of problems with the view/the camera when I first encountered blender. thanks a lot :)
u r great bro😍 ..... i love ur tutorials .... this is my first comments on youtube ever .... because i can not really skip that like every time😍😍😍😍, love from egypt to u, god bless u❤❤❤
awesome video! i wish we had a little more information as to why we take the steps we take but thats just bc im a noob and want to know everything so i can go along with ease in the future! cheers!
I am also new on blender but for anyone having problem on 2:55 where you put subdivision below bevel and it dosent show the subject you need to go to Edit->Preferences->Viewport->Subdivision and deselect the Gpu Subdivision
I was unable to make the bevel work for the walls, around 3:00 but then I realized I hadn't /applied/ the solidify modifier. Once I applied that it worked just right.
Enroll in full course: 3dgreenhorn.gumroad.com/l/stylizedrooms Many people are having this issue of model disappearing after adding subdivision modifier, it maybe due to new blender feature gpu subdivision. Your gpu may need an update. Quick fix maybe will be to disable this new feature and let the good ol cpu handle the subdivision like previous versions. To do that, head over to edit menu, preferences, select viewport from left side, then expand the last menu subdivision, and uncheck gpu subdivision. Hope this solves the issue 👍
I was almost about to drop it cause the arms of my couch were too thin and I couldn't figure out how to adjust them... Thank goodness I sticked around and found the way to make them thicker by using the x-ray mode mentioned in the video.
Edit Mode/Object Mode = Tab
Shift + S = Snap Pie Menu
R = Rotate (Press R again to Freely Rotate)
/ = Isolate View
Copy Modifiers = Ctrl + L
Edge Context Menu = Ctrl + E
Extrude Menu = Alt + E
Loop Cut = Ctrl + R (Move cursor around object to find loopcut)
Bevel = B
Select All = A
F2 = Rename
Vertices Menu = 1
Faces Menu = 3
Inset Faces = I
Thanks
Thank you so much
Thanks for your kindness and Merry Christmas
@@sandman1357 u need to click on the one u want to keep before u click on the /. I am a very beginner too.
Thx!
The way he explains every single step without being repetitive or boring, absolutely amazing 10/10
Yeah, but why not use your own voiceee
@@chaydensplatberg8889 I guess this prevents "thinking what to say", "oversharing", etc. It helps to just tell what is important.
He doesn't explain anything? He tells you "X does Y", but not why. As an actual learning resource, this is useless.
@@lukasz96 for you
@Kaushik learn hotkeys and model processes in follow, if u cant learn from this, you should'nt learn anything, any skills are learned from tracing. Idea is not what a class called "Blender 3D Beginner Tutorial" need to teel u
"lets wrap it up for today" Me who spent two days on this video alone 💀
Likewise 😂😂😅
😂
I somehow managed to follow this tutorial even though I'm a total beginner and have only done the donut tutorial before lol
But this was so easy and even though mine doesn't look as polished yet, I'm really happy with what I did! Thank you for this nice tutorial
Congrats 👍
Congrats bro!
Fabulous! Good job
@@3dgreenhorn How to introduce
I'm a long time user of Blender, but often go years in between each time I try and "re-learn" it. This was pitched perfectly for a "return beginner" like me, having to refamiliarise myself with the tools, and learn the shortcuts all over again. I'm really wowed by your results and the work you produce (found you here from your Instagram), and I can't wait to learn more from you.
There were quite a few times I had to pause and rewind, due to the speed at which you start to flick between the steps, but that's actually really good, as it means I really start to learn the bits I need to know more "naturally". I love how you start out spelling every step of the way, and then "automate" through some of the common steps as you go on. A really smart learning curve way of teaching this. Thank you, so very much.
Thank you for the kind words 🙏
I know the feeling...it gets that way!
0:17 this man threw so much shade at the donnut tutorial xDD
Good job !! very helpful!!
I was looking for this comment 😂
Im a super begginer, Im already crying with the rug part yet optimistic, Ive been always curious about Blender and your videos are so well explained that I had to try one of them.
Have you finished the rug yet? The ctrl+B for bevel isnt working for me im frustratedddd
I cried on the rug part...
me too
@@camcam5725
I was a Maya user because of school, so it honestly felt like Blender was intimidating. Watching and following along with your tutorial has made it WAY less intimidating and a whole lot more fun!
Do you think Maya is harder to navigate than blender ?
@@aishabankole2489 honestly I feel like Blender is harder to navigate. But I also think it is because Maya’s navigation is more similar to previous softwares I have used.
Blender isn’t really user friendly tbh a bit more difficult. It feels more intimidating and daunting to start with than Maya tbh.
At around 11:30, when you're placing the feet of the couch, you can use Mirror Object and then drop it on the couch object to mirror it perfectly on both the X & Y axis instead of manually placing the feet. Thanks for the tutorial by the way!
i find myself to be at lost following other beginner tutorial since they did all those shortcuts without telling how and where, thankfully this one was a life saver for me as it was easy to follow up and less than 30 minutes too !
* If you have problems with the walls not beveling, first apply the modifier Solidify for it to work.
* If your couch remains a square even after changing the bevel settings and the mean bevel weight, you need to apply scale (CTRL+A) on the PLANE after you resized it. Take note on your right that if the Scale properties change, you may need to apply scale to it again.
* If your mirror modifier doesn't work, click on the object, go to edit mode and press A to select everything, then move the object around with the arrows and adjust accordingly. Then go back to object mode to move your mirrored objects around.
Hope this helps.
thank you very much for this! was stuck for a bit wondering why my couch bevel wasn't working right
thank you!!!! i was lost on the couch, this solved it!
the mirror one doesn't work
On 3:44 in the part where you slide the "mean bevel weight" to a value of 1, I got stuck for a really long time. I was stuck with my walls having that blue outline instead of orange. I was trying to copy the properties I gave the walls to the floor, but I couldn't select the floor. I was so confused. I kept restarting the video and trying to go step by step, then I realized exactly what you did, but you didn't mention that you did it. I forgot we were supposed to press tab to get into object mode. I know you mentioned it at the beginning of the video, but as a beginner I didn't automatically understand the importance of object mode. That is a lesson I will never forget now. Lol
I was sitting here for 20 minutes trying to figure this out😭 THANKKKKKKYOUUUUUUUU LOL
Ily thank you I almost went to bed 😮💨
So well made and I know how much effort you must have put in creating this for us. Thanks so much
Within the first 2 minutes, I feel like a caveman discovering fire because I keep going "OO-" within every step given
you deserve all the props in the world. Ive learned so much in so little time. The Explanations are crystal clear. simply amazing job!
I installed blender 2y ago and opened it today and my first try was this one, I didn't even know how to move, rotate and zoom but learned many things in just a couple of hours with this video.
3 videos of this guy in 3 days 😊 video 1 on day 1 done. ✅
The way 3DGreenhorn explains everything to the point but still thoroughly is exquisite if you will.
11/10.
As a total beginner in Blender, some parts got me a little frustrated but it's okay though, I took breaks for a while before starting again (taking breaks helps a LOT when I get stuck on some parts). I am excited to continue making the 'room' after this video (ngl I thought this was a one-part vid but I think it's a good idea to break the whole tutorial into two so it won't be overwhelming for a beginner like me)
Amazing... this takes me back to days when I was teaching maya at escape studios! only this time I'm the one learning! I love blender so much, thanks for another great tut.
16:42 I was stuck on this for a while, my window was on other axis, not y and (s;y0) didn't work.. BUT AFTER A WHILE I figured the axis and I used (s;x;0) instead AND IT WORKED 😍
bro same here
thank man!
yes. me too
thanks, I was getting a bit frustrated with that :D I dont know how I always end up making the rooms on a completely different angle :D
@@alenafraskova6903 me too! Thanks)
so grateful
I just Started learning blender with this tutorial.. I am happy at the outcome. If only I could share the image, you will be proud to know I learnt well as a newbie ❤️❤️❤️.
I do always find another way to perform some of your functions that doesn't work well in mine. Thank you
Great work!!! I’m so appreciate that you put so much effort to make every tutorial perfect for us learner to learn it in the most simple way.
Certainly, one of the best blender tutorials on TH-cam! And the zoom on the doughnut was priceless! Hahaha...
Thank you
@@3dgreenhorn The best part that got me laughing so hard "Create a 3d model which no man has ever tried before" (and zoom on donut) PRICELESS!!!
I did have to adjust the playback speed to .5x so I can keep up. But this is still a great video. It’s my first time using blender and I love how you explain not only what I need to do but why we’re doing it. Thanks!
This tutorial is a godsend so far! I could never get my head around the donut tutorial, but this has made Blender seem so much more doable to someone picking it up for the first time like me :)
Incredible tutorial and very understandable!!!
if anyone was struggling to keep up, I would recommend slowing down the video. Helped me a lot
Love the tutorial, with so many small hint and detail of modeling in Blender that i've missed before. and yes, the ROOM. (i've watch till the end)
When I CTRL + L to copy modifier onto my couch, then increase weight to 1 it turns the couch back into a block with sharp edges. Changing the amount turns it into either a mess or sharp edges
I have the same problem :(
Sameee
I just started using Blender so this room tutorial was really helpful for me :D It was also much easier to follow with every control and function being explained!
AMAZING TUTORIAL.!!! i wish you have a good life because of these tutorials. ❤
Спасибо огромное за этот урок. Он просто супер! Я волновалась, что мне будет сложно следовать инструкциям на языке, который я плохо знаю, но субтитры спасли ситуацию ( P.S у вас действительно очень приятный голос, на котором легко сосредоточиться при работе). Это моя вторая работа в Blender и я еще совсем зеленый новичок, но по вашему уроку всё получилось. Да, я потратила на это не 19 минут, а весь день, так как некоторые кнопки работали по другому и у меня были проблемы с модификаторами сглаживания фигур, но у меня все получилось и я горжусь собой.🤣 *побежала делать 2 часть*
room, oke as totally beginner its for me easy to follow, had some struggles on some parts what i did wrong but for me it is one of the best tutorial to follow
Thank you so much! This is by far the most clear tutorial I have ever had. I made the bedroom already, now working on the living room :)
the one thing this blender tutorial has is keybindings! a lot of blender tutorials don't have the keybinds on to tell the beginners what keys to press. It is much easier to follow the tutorial if I know what keys to press. ngl waaaaaay better tutorial than the others just for that small detail.
You help me alot. I'm geting bored quickly, but with this tutorial everything is clear and you never stop for unnecessarycomments or things to click. I love it!
Suggestion for beginners like me: at 10:58 if all the object moves (and not just the selected edges) you have to deselect the round icon on the top bar, called "proportional editing". This will fix it :) if you have problems finding it google the name and u'll be able to recognize the icon on your blender :D
ps: "room". Great tutorial
at 13:05 remember to scale in the Z, so press S and then Z and scale it
at 14:04 if the shortcut doesn't work for u (mine doesn't) you can Shift+G and click on Children, then select also the parent and you have all your things selected :)
Hello, 10:31 nothing is happening when i write the slash (shift + :)
idk how to do :( can you help me?
@@aestheticgeek2525 you should try pressing the slash (/) on the numberpad! It's the only way it works for me
thank you
I watched till the end of the video and made a nice room, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
4:09 reminder for later ^^
Love this tutorial so far! Actually going along the steps very well so far ☺️
I used to be average at blender but took a long break, this is a great tutorial to help get me back into it. Thanks!
Aah, it’s good to see you return! I’ll always find ‘room’ in my days to follow your tutorials!
Thank you so much 😊
'room'.
This video tutorial is amazing: clear instruction and easy to follow.
It's time to watch the part 2.
Finally... He's back and in full room force. When is your 3d modeling course coming out anyways? I think you said something about it launching on the 31st. I am really hyped for it.
This is it. Course link in the description, 1 out of 4 rooms will be available for free on YT 👍
@@3dgreenhorn I love the room and can't wait to get the rest of it.
It was an amazing tutorial for beginners like me who is as new to Blender as they get. I think I am starting to get the hang of the controls. However, I do wish there were explanations incorporated into this so that we could know why something is being done. For instance, I do not understand the use of Subdivision Surface and Bevel modifiers; also, the scale application. Gonna do the next parts tomorrow as I have already spent close to 6 hours on this (with tons of breaks lol)
Mr. Greenhorn you just earned a sub, and I just earned some room in your subs ;)
Thanks for the feedback and sub. Subdivision modifier is used to add more geometry to the models. And bevel is used to chamfer the edges. Only bevel wasn't giving me the chunky effect I wanted so I added more geometry to it with subsurf modifier.
@@3dgreenhorn Alright. Thanks
I was thinking just the same as you! I love the tutorial and its taking me forever bc i dont know the program but its always like this at the beginning. Also I agree with the feedback of explaning in beginners tutorials what the tools are used for and their meaning.
Thank you for the great work Mr. Greenhorn! also a new subscriber here! :)
Love these tutorials, super helpful for a beginner 🔥
this is actually the BEST tutorial for beginners ive found in a while, thank you so much!
you should check out Grant Abbitt Man and Monster blender tutorial!! found that his tutorial was slower paced and more easy to follow along a a beginner :)
Great tutorial. Had a lot of fun with it.
honestly speaking this is one of the best ever tutorial for beginners❤️ Thankyou soo much
it really motivated me to learn blender again you explained each and everything perfectly😍
This tutorial was absolutely fantastic!
I'm at timestamp 5:50 and I'm already freaking happy with what I could make following this xD! thank you for making this so easy to follow
This will be my first ever design!!!
It's turning out very cool, time to continue the next parts!🙏🌺❤️
one of the most easiest blender tutorials, thank you for this.
the undo value is a gamechanger!!! thank you!!!
this was really great and informative. i'm a beginner but wanted to jump right in and learn as i go so this was perfect for that. thank you!!!
16:42 you can click to set the cut and then press E to activate Even and then press F to activate the flip :D
I just finished your tutorial and made my first room ever! Thank you so much for making this. It was super helpful!
Thank you for this tutorial, I wasn't sure I would like the auto voice but you managed to make it fun with you small comments here and there :) Happy to start on this first little room inside of Blender !
Oh, the donut close-up -- inspired! (As to the end of the video, imagine Peter Sellers asking "Do you have a reum?"-- that always cracks me up for some reason.)
followed the first part, i'm so happy! thx a million and i really like your video style
tip before you watch this tutorial try to create it on your own,
I spent to almost 4 days trying to do it.
now i came for a tutorial and it is a lot more easier,
I see mistakes I made so that I wont make them again
But if you are a total beginner try to do some simple modeling to build up your confidence
Thank you! Great tutorial, I learned a lot. I knew the basics but still was complicated for me, but after this tutorial it's more clear 🤩🤩
I can't wait to see the second part of this tuto, it is very helpful and educative so thank you ;)
This was the first Tutorial I ever made, first time using Blender- and- it worked! Thank you!
really nice tutorial, i am happy you described the camera settings so well ! had a lot of problems with the view/the camera when I first encountered blender. thanks a lot :)
best tutorial I've followed along so far. Your instructions really make me remember the commands and actually use them, nice work!
Thank you so much for this very well done tutorial! I am really looking forward to watch next 2 episodes!
I really learned a lot in this video. Thank you!
this was the most informative and easy to understand tutorial i've ever watched, i actually had lots of fun following along! thank you 🌈
I apprecia it, bro, through this video, my modeling skill has improved a lot !
I just bought your course! I love this isometric style and can't wait to learn to model all of the rooms :)
👍
omg you actually explain everything, thank you dawg
Probably the best Blender tutorial that I have watched! Thank you so much!
u r great bro😍 ..... i love ur tutorials .... this is my first comments on youtube ever .... because i can not really skip that like every time😍😍😍😍, love from egypt to u, god bless u❤❤❤
This is one of the best blender tutorials. Thank you for sharing knowledge.
awesome video! i wish we had a little more information as to why we take the steps we take but thats just bc im a noob and want to know everything so i can go along with ease in the future! cheers!
I just started blender and this tutoiral is a very good introduction to a beginner, high recommend it
I love YT Recommendation and thanks to you!
Just the stuff I was looking for...
so epic! lovely colors
Thank you 😊
Great tutorial! I found myself stuck in few instances but rewatched the part I had a problem w/ and solved it! great vid
I am also new on blender but for anyone having problem on 2:55 where you put subdivision below bevel and it dosent show the subject you need to go to
Edit->Preferences->Viewport->Subdivision and deselect the Gpu Subdivision
its a lot harder than i think but actually following this tutorial really do help me a lot. just need more practice thanks for the tutorial
At 19:25 when I saw the don't give up. I immediately pressed subscribe and like button.
Thank you so much for this nice tutorial. Easy to catch on and fill fullfilled in my learning.
Great tutorial series! I love the Blender Guru pun as well XD
😁
I just finished the application of the first part and I would like to mention that I benefited practically as a beginner from your instructions.
The zoom to the donut was absolute 💯 shade 😎 😂
Thank you so much 3DGreenhorny. You're a legend Ash!
Drop the Y please 🙏 😄
I was unable to make the bevel work for the walls, around 3:00 but then I realized I hadn't /applied/ the solidify modifier. Once I applied that it worked just right.
I'm learning so much from this, and I'm finally retaining it. Thank you so much!
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Many people are having this issue of model disappearing after adding subdivision modifier, it maybe due to new blender feature gpu subdivision. Your gpu may need an update. Quick fix maybe will be to disable this new feature and let the good ol cpu handle the subdivision like previous versions. To do that, head over to edit menu, preferences, select viewport from left side, then expand the last menu subdivision, and uncheck gpu subdivision. Hope this solves the issue 👍
I was almost about to drop it cause the arms of my couch were too thin and I couldn't figure out how to adjust them... Thank goodness I sticked around and found the way to make them thicker by using the x-ray mode mentioned in the video.
You are back! thank you so much!! always waiting for your tutorial
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A very nice room was modelled today.
glad i found your channel in your early days, that was a time i'm struggling in Blender.
This is the best tutorial for me to learn quickly, thank you for your effort!
Such a lovely _room_ :3
I ve got a good room:)
Also thank you for your tutorial, I was really starting to panic because I didn't know what to work on next, u rock ! :D
Such a nice instruction video. I must share this to my friend who's into blender.
Not boring and suitable for beginners like me
Amazing teaching skills! amazing tutorial! cutest 'room' ever
Great tutorial for beginners , thankyou ,cant wait to finish the living room .