I've seen a lot of archviz tutorials recently and this one is the most hassle free, FREE$$$, one I've seen. A lot of other tutorials use paid for materials and assets which I'm not going to buy yet because I'm just learning.
Amazing howto. I love how the teacher just gets right into it without making unnecessary outlines and useless chatter. It's packed with info, but a little fast for us beginners. Regardless there's a ton of info to mine from this using the spacebar pause. Thank you!!
@@nixonmanuel6459 key strokes are not shown, it's a nice showcase but hard to follow even at x0.25 speed. If the purpose of the video is to demostrate how good and fast the tuber is, fine. Tutorial-wise? not so. My point of view of course.
yes, this... I hate when the presenter wastes time by beating around the bush and what should be a few minutes video is purposefully turned into a 15-20 minutes one.
WOOOW! It's fantastic video explaining fantastic super quick method to draw a plan. This video will let me change the way I follow in my ARCH steps. Thanks a lot. 29-04-02-2022
OMG mannnnnn You are so amazing 💝 Lots of useful information inside one video and everything is precise, easy to understand. Thanks a lot for the video I want to see more if your videos 😍
hey bro, many times dxf import fails so i will suggest to first export the dwg file to pdf (vector format) and then import that pdf into inkscape so you can export that into svg format which is very well supported by blender. also make sure to export only essential walls and data so you can have better snapping time. other details you can import as image planes/references. Another way i will suggest is to enable extra-mesh addon which lets you add single vertex (that you can assign a shortcut to it. i assigned Ctrl+Shift+A), also enable Snap(Increment as well Vertex), Now from wherever you want to start simply hold Shift and Right click, the 3d cursor will snap to vertex after that press CTRL+SHIFT+A to add single vertex, start extruding the vertex to trace the walls, floor or any and then press A to select all and F to fill it, press S Z 0 to flatten the plane. If you still dont understand please let me know. anyway i created a playlist "Blender Gems" and saved that video in it.
That's a really good idea. Upvoted! As someone who uses Inkscape a lot, I can confirm that the SVG method works. Just to add to that, if you have a picture of a floor plan. Import it in Inkscape and use "Trace Bitmap" functionality in Inkscape to transform that to a vector. Save it as SVG. And then import that SVG in Blender.
As a draughtsman working with AutoCAD & Revit everyday I have to say I'm impressed, I'm going to try this and compare the difference between Revit 3D and Blender. Do you have a full tutorial on doing this from scratch though?
Love the video. Straight to the point and very clear. Just one thing, could you also share the link to material library you used as well and how to get that set up as well?
4:48 One caveat is that nearly all of these models are in 3DS format, which is very old†, and the Blender importer is pretty much orphaned. I have done my own hacks to this to try to improve things. †How old? “Triangles, triangles, triangles!” That’s how old.
Idk what version of archimesh add-on in this video but mine is kinda buggy i think, if i try to control the width of the door frame the boounding box for boolean always moved outside of the boolean collection, if i try to move it again to the boolean collection and change the frame width it moved again, it won't stay inside the boolean collection
Awesome! But would like to know where you setup the proper UV setup for the parametric wall. On the Wall object or is it the material setup? How did you set this up?
Good Question Buddy 👍. As you can see in beginning of this video all models are saved in one file library. and i am working in feet and inches (Physically Accurate) and all models and downloaded first and Merged in one Piece then scaled Accordingly to Real world scale.( like bed and sofa are 6 feet long) and i saved this file as Library then importing them with real world scale into floor plan file. Yes it takes time to make whole library but its one time investment then you can make many plans... oohhhooosseeesss......Hop it help you
its a upcomming feature ot try this just download alpha build 3.0 form blender.org experimental bulids. unzip blender. open it. and reset default from edit preferences. then you will find mark asset in outliner with right click on object. 🙏 may be help u 🙂
@@10minuteartist87 I couldn't make it work as you do in the tutorial. I can't understand when you say 4:56 "in our *nutshell?* we have our model ready..." Can you explain better how did you do this part, please?
Mah man, I truly loved this workflow, definitely going to try this out. Just one question, can I make apply a texture to the walls without applying the modifiers?
Texturing is a problem with this non-destructive extrusion approach. Another way is to create the walls as zero-thickness meshes and use a solidify modifier. Then at least you get proper UVs, without needing to apply the modifiers
hey, why none of the downloaded files from archive3d works on blender after importing? After importing, it just shows a single vertex, scaling or anything doesnt work.! And thanks for the awesome tutorial!
Thank you for this great tutorial, I have subscribed. I had been wondering why only some of my assets were showing up in my folders, until you mentioned object parts had to be merged. How did you get some of your models to show up rendered in the Asset browser?
i made this cad file in google SketchUp. people often use AutoCAD software. its a 2d drawing that is provided by civil architect to 3d artist. in future i will make tutorial about this
The era of "how to ______ in __ minutes" is over my friend.. Nobody wants tutorials that basically looks like speedruns and teaches nothing. Pease post full tutorials next time with details.
![Step-by-Step Floor Plan Guide for Blender [Updated 2024]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/u2Ywe1vbl30/mqdefault.jpg)
I've seen a lot of archviz tutorials recently and this one is the most hassle free, FREE$$$, one I've seen. A lot of other tutorials use paid for materials and assets which I'm not going to buy yet because I'm just learning.
Amazing howto. I love how the teacher just gets right into it without making unnecessary outlines and useless chatter. It's packed with info, but a little fast for us beginners. Regardless there's a ton of info to mine from this using the spacebar pause. Thank you!!
The pause button works well too. XD
@@nixonmanuel6459 key strokes are not shown, it's a nice showcase but hard to follow even at x0.25 speed. If the purpose of the video is to demostrate how good and fast the tuber is, fine. Tutorial-wise? not so. My point of view of course.
yes, this... I hate when the presenter wastes time by beating around the bush and what should be a few minutes video is purposefully turned into a 15-20 minutes one.
I've been using Blender for Archviz for a long time, but never used this boolean collection workflow. Brilliant! Thank you for this!
this isn't working for me in Blender 4.2.1. It says can't execute modifier as the object isn't a mesh. can you help me?
wow i am so glad this found its way into my feed!!! you just helped with a few hurtles i was having, Thanks for the great video.
So glad! thanks
Even today you are tutorial is relevant and very beneficial
One of the best tutorials I've seen
So great. One of the best tutorial I have watched ever.
Best video I have seen for architecture, thank you so much....
Nice video. I used to play with CAD software making houses. This definitely brought back some memories.
Very nice bro. I am searching for this from very long time. God bless you.
WOOOW!
It's fantastic video explaining fantastic super i love it
this was great. thanks for keeping it short, fast and light (with lots of tips stuffed in there)
The placement tips ~6:11 are excellent. So obvious yet I still missed it. Very well done.
man so niceee!!.. i learn a lot!, thx my friend
Damnnn you are good . Great confidence in your voice my friend keep up the good work
Thank you buddy
To the point, just amazing ❤❤❤
WOOOW!
It's fantastic video explaining fantastic super quick method to draw a plan.
This video will let me change the way I follow in my ARCH steps.
Thanks a lot.
29-04-02-2022
OMG mannnnnn
You are so amazing 💝
Lots of useful information inside one video and everything is precise, easy to understand.
Thanks a lot for the video
I want to see more if your videos 😍
You're brilliant and efficient! Thank you!
Damn this is getting more practical than the sims
Great video. You are killing it.
I learned soo much. Wow.
hey bro, many times dxf import fails so i will suggest to first export the dwg file to pdf (vector format) and then import that pdf into inkscape so you can export that into svg format which is very well supported by blender. also make sure to export only essential walls and data so you can have better snapping time. other details you can import as image planes/references.
Another way i will suggest is to enable extra-mesh addon which lets you add single vertex (that you can assign a shortcut to it. i assigned Ctrl+Shift+A), also enable Snap(Increment as well Vertex), Now from wherever you want to start simply hold Shift and Right click, the 3d cursor will snap to vertex after that press CTRL+SHIFT+A to add single vertex, start extruding the vertex to trace the walls, floor or any and then press A to select all and F to fill it, press S Z 0 to flatten the plane. If you still dont understand please let me know.
anyway i created a playlist "Blender Gems" and saved that video in it.
That's a really good idea. Upvoted! As someone who uses Inkscape a lot, I can confirm that the SVG method works.
Just to add to that, if you have a picture of a floor plan. Import it in Inkscape and use "Trace Bitmap" functionality in Inkscape to transform that to a vector. Save it as SVG. And then import that SVG in Blender.
Where is playlist of blender gems ???
great tut brother , please do make more of these :)
this was pretty quick and easy, kudos
Thank you very much for this video.
As a draughtsman working with AutoCAD & Revit everyday I have to say I'm impressed, I'm going to try this and compare the difference between Revit 3D and Blender.
Do you have a full tutorial on doing this from scratch though?
Hi good morning! How did your search turn out? I'm looking to use dwg plans and bring them to blender 3d in a few steps like you.
great tutorial well done and interesting! :)
Love the video. Straight to the point and very clear. Just one thing, could you also share the link to material library you used as well and how to get that set up as well?
You are a genius
more happy if the cad file is free to download so that we can practice it also :)
Appreciate the tutorial. You should have provided the floor plan and blend file of the models for practice.
awesome man thanks
I love you so much thanks for this
what an artist!
i love it
You're the best 😮
You are so fast I can't follow you in every work. But you're amazing and nice.
You are brilliant sir pls make a friendship 10 minute artist
Wow... thanks for leveling me up on many levels... you deserve a few more zeros behind your subscriber count. Bye bye sketchup! :)
So, straight forward tutorial, just see and start creating.
you are the best
thanks ☺️
Nice videos sir ❤❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍
4:48 One caveat is that nearly all of these models are in 3DS format, which is very old†, and the Blender importer is pretty much orphaned. I have done my own hacks to this to try to improve things.
†How old? “Triangles, triangles, triangles!” That’s how old.
Great video, but sadly compromised by the knife and fork being the wrong way around on the dining table! 😂😂🤣🤣👍👍
you just increased my salary in 10 minutes thanks!
gracias por el tutorial , voy a practicar y despues espero tener buenos resultados
BRAWOOOO!
How did you start the inside walls and what command did you use...???
Very nice.. you earned a new subscriber and ofcource a like
Good tutorial
thanks 💗
Wow great
excellent
Idk what version of archimesh add-on in this video but mine is kinda buggy i think, if i try to control the width of the door frame the boounding box for boolean always moved outside of the boolean collection, if i try to move it again to the boolean collection and change the frame width it moved again, it won't stay inside the boolean collection
Thanks bro
👏
The boolean collection method isn't working for me in Blender 4.2.1. It says can't execute as the object isn't a mesh, how can I fix it?
Thank you for the amazing tutrtial, how can i cut openings in the walls? im trying to use the Boolean modifier but it is not working
Where can we find CAD floor plans for download? Is there a repository of varied FPs that can be grabbed/used?
Hi sir I don't know too much about blender but I am struggling plz tell me from where I get floor plan
how did you import your assets/models in blender?
When i select the window or door box wire frame, add a boolean, nothing happens :(
can you please share you asset library please
Awesome! But would like to know where you setup the proper UV setup for the parametric wall.
On the Wall object or is it the material setup?
How did you set this up?
Pls make full video toturial
Woow good job....
Nice project....👌👌
I want to learn blender..... with u....and I pay for......your fees...
Please reply fast.....I am waiting....
GOOD 👏
great tutorial, can you please upload the floor plan cad file ?
how to avoid boolean crash?
Super
But why the model from library will match the world scale perfectly??
Good Question Buddy 👍.
As you can see in beginning of this video all models are saved in one file library. and i am working in feet and inches (Physically Accurate) and all models and downloaded first and Merged in one Piece then scaled Accordingly to Real world scale.( like bed and sofa are 6 feet long) and i saved this file as Library then importing them with real world scale into floor plan file.
Yes it takes time to make whole library but its one time investment then you can make many plans...
oohhhooosseeesss......Hop it help you
Nice
Ice cool😀
coool.... thanks 👍
how to make animate inside house
Do you have a link to your blend file?
For some reason i cant find mark as asset. Btw, you can snap the to face, active
its a upcomming feature ot try this
just download alpha build 3.0 form blender.org experimental bulids. unzip blender. open it. and reset default from edit preferences. then you will find mark asset in outliner with right click on object. 🙏 may be help u 🙂
@@10minuteartist87 thank you, I will test it ;)
@@10minuteartist87 I couldn't make it work as you do in the tutorial. I can't understand when you say 4:56 "in our *nutshell?* we have our model ready..." Can you explain better how did you do this part, please?
Can anyone tell me how he snap vertex in 1:26 plzz i dont know how to do it
Mah man, I truly loved this workflow, definitely going to try this out.
Just one question, can I make apply a texture to the walls without applying the modifiers?
Try adding a mapping setup with ctrl+t and plugging the object to the vector
Texturing is a problem with this non-destructive extrusion approach.
Another way is to create the walls as zero-thickness meshes and use a solidify modifier. Then at least you get proper UVs, without needing to apply the modifiers
hey, why none of the downloaded files from archive3d works on blender after importing? After importing, it just shows a single vertex, scaling or anything doesnt work.!
And thanks for the awesome tutorial!
i found the workaround!! just had to clamp the model 10-20 before importing.
@@freetime_np3284how did u manage to import it i get no option to import
after doing this, my walls are lapping. It is not smooth a tall. Also i can not hole the walls for windows and door. Please anyone support me
I wasn't able to import any model into my blender file..
Thank you for this great tutorial, I have subscribed. I had been wondering why only some of my assets were showing up in my folders, until you mentioned object parts had to be merged. How did you get some of your models to show up rendered in the Asset browser?
Bro how to use archive3D file in blender this file is not import in blender
Is it done using autocadd software only 3d but from autocadd or did you use different software for rendering
Only the plan is done in autocad, the 3d and rendering is done in blender
Dear sir, pls provide this blender file
can you share dxf autocad file
hiii Bro Can you give me this blender file Because I want this file for my submission in college plese 😅🙏
Sir make a more video this concept
thanks May be in near future ☺️
There is an extrude modifier in blender. Press E.
sure 😀😀😀
That's an operation, not a "modifier".
7:37 From where did you get the materials?
Sir Aap ki video Kab Aaegi
within a week 🙏
How to make a CAD file
Please share
i made this cad file in google SketchUp. people often use AutoCAD software. its a 2d drawing that is provided by civil architect to 3d artist.
in future i will make tutorial about this
@@10minuteartist87
Ok sir
I have another doubt wich is: How to on asset browser in Blender 2.92.0
how to install blender where can i download it?
if you can't research on your own then you're not ready to learn
how to download these files: House Plan of 25X50 Sqft. project, and Cad file DXF autocad file format ?
Dear sir you are very fast I requested to you make a video normal run time
You go too fast...without giving or mention shortcut commands you’re using
Kindly slow down and break things up some of us are beginners🙍🏽♂️🥺😔
Lol yeah under 10 min with speed up video XD
This is good but outdated in August 2024
Are you Asian brother ?
The era of "how to ______ in __ minutes" is over my friend.. Nobody wants tutorials that basically looks like speedruns and teaches nothing. Pease post full tutorials next time with details.