You can always make smaller tutorials for simple objects in your renders. Like in one of your videos which tree house timelapse, I like the way you made the tree and want to make similar trees for my renders but I couldn't understand how you did it even after slowing the video. I wanted to ask you for that but since you were not uploading for 7 months I thought you quit. But I'm glad you're back we have a lot to learn from you. And can you please make the tree tutorial video in your spare time? Thanks very much.
It is a relatively simple scene yet the end result turned out great. Stylized with good lighting and render. And it was very pleasing to hear your thoughts while watching the timelapse. I encourage you to keep trying this format :)
Love your channel ❤ I'm also a programmer, very recently I picked up 3D modeling as a hobby. I'm an absolute beginner. I totally understand and agree with you. Thanks for sharing.
I see many requests for tutorials from you, but something that makes these videos so nice for me is seeing what you’re doing and the keys you press for it just to have some idea of “oh that’s why he’s doing” so maybe instead of tutorials, maybe videos like the quick tips but with objects. 1-1.5 minute clips, small objects made and the shortcut keys shown briefly
Amazing content! Really loved it! Looks simple the way you execute and start modeling (started 3D world 3x weeks ago only). Just a suggestion: i 100% agree with the tutorial thing, It would take too much effort etc, but, what you could do and wouldn't change a thing in your drawing, is to leave a capture button/mouse click showing at all times during your timelapse videos. This way, when someone new to blender (like me) watches your vídeo and wants to know how you did certain I thing I would just have to slow down the vídeo and see the pressed buttons and shortcuts Congratulations for your channel and vídeo content, pretty amazing and thank you for doing that, Best Regards
Yeah I just found an addon that works with 2.93, but all of them require you to manually start capture every time you start blender. And to be honest I just forgot to enable it in this one. I should find a way to autoenable it because I always forget about it. Thanks for the feedback!
this is alot better. it can ansewer small questions that we might have you should keep the format also you should sell your 3d models on the side you could make some money.Your models are way more then good enough
Please do a susbtance tutorial, I'm new and your style would be really helpful! Specifially, how did you make a material that highlighted the edges of objects white?
Please make modelling Tips tutorial.I'm sure many will like it. Your modeling is different from the others, please make a tutorial from your timelapse.your video is so amazing!
great work indeed! Please, can you advise me, I can not understand how you convert edges in object mode to volume at 0:47. Showing the keyboard shortcuts used would help greatly. Thanks a lot!
I know you posted this a year ago, so you might have already found the answer. From what I could make out in the video, he converted the edges to a curve, and then under the curve panel, adjusted the size of its bevel.
need short tutorıals about blender, dont know how you learned blender but you are incredible so it would be really good if you gave us some blender tips
Personally, I hate timelapses because I want to see what you are doing; I have good enough knowledge when it comes to Blender but there are some tools/techniques I find in videos across TH-cam I've never seen before and like to pick it up. If you just uploaded the footage as is without speeding it up, that'd be great. Maybe these are archived on Twitch? With that said, I appreciate that uploading files of that size on TH-cam is potentially a colossal waste of time for you. To ask you about your process, your Quick Menu is like nothing I've ever seen before; these quick booleans that you do are fascinating. Is it a plugin? For the menu or Booleans? Thanks in advanced for the help.
Terrible question, because the answer will always depend on the time and effort you put in. Realistically, its going to be years rather than months. Saying that, there is a Ted talk popular from around 6-7 odd years ago about being able to achieve competency in anything in 20 hours of dedicated practice.
Glad that hear your voice and the explanation about all the comments. I learned tips and new ways to create things with your timelapse. Appreciate.
Great work. Quite calming having the commentary explaining your thoughts during parts of the build👏🏾
You can always make smaller tutorials for simple objects in your renders. Like in one of your videos which tree house timelapse, I like the way you made the tree and want to make similar trees for my renders but I couldn't understand how you did it even after slowing the video. I wanted to ask you for that but since you were not uploading for 7 months I thought you quit. But I'm glad you're back we have a lot to learn from you. And can you please make the tree tutorial video in your spare time? Thanks very much.
It is a relatively simple scene yet the end result turned out great. Stylized with good lighting and render. And it was very pleasing to hear your thoughts while watching the timelapse. I encourage you to keep trying this format :)
Thanks for your nice feedback!
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daaaamn, this looks really good. and content and everything. very glad to have found this channel.
Glad to hear it!
Love your channel ❤
I'm also a programmer, very recently I picked up 3D modeling as a hobby. I'm an absolute beginner. I totally understand and agree with you.
Thanks for sharing.
I see many requests for tutorials from you, but something that makes these videos so nice for me is seeing what you’re doing and the keys you press for it just to have some idea of “oh that’s why he’s doing” so maybe instead of tutorials, maybe videos like the quick tips but with objects. 1-1.5 minute clips, small objects made and the shortcut keys shown briefly
Amazing content! Really loved it! Looks simple the way you execute and start modeling (started 3D world 3x weeks ago only).
Just a suggestion: i 100% agree with the tutorial thing, It would take too much effort etc, but, what you could do and wouldn't change a thing in your drawing, is to leave a capture button/mouse click showing at all times during your timelapse videos.
This way, when someone new to blender (like me) watches your vídeo and wants to know how you did certain I thing I would just have to slow down the vídeo and see the pressed buttons and shortcuts
Congratulations for your channel and vídeo content, pretty amazing and thank you for doing that,
Best Regards
Yeah I just found an addon that works with 2.93, but all of them require you to manually start capture every time you start blender. And to be honest I just forgot to enable it in this one. I should find a way to autoenable it because I always forget about it. Thanks for the feedback!
I really enjoyed this, the commentary was very insightful and informative. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
It looks amazing! could you turn on the display of keystrokes?
How about youtube shorts for tips to help us understand blender more
this is alot better. it can ansewer small questions that we might have you should keep the format
also you should sell your 3d models on the side you could make some money.Your models are way more then good enough
Awesome brother
Please do a susbtance tutorial, I'm new and your style would be really helpful! Specifially, how did you make a material that highlighted the edges of objects white?
Please make modelling Tips tutorial.I'm sure many will like it. Your modeling is different from the others, please make a tutorial from your timelapse.your video is so amazing!
Your work is excellent, please download for your modeling❤❤❤
great work indeed! Please, can you advise me, I can not understand how you convert edges in object mode to volume at 0:47. Showing the keyboard shortcuts used would help greatly. Thanks a lot!
I know you posted this a year ago, so you might have already found the answer. From what I could make out in the video, he converted the edges to a curve, and then under the curve panel, adjusted the size of its bevel.
Excelente video, podrás subir uno que no sea tan rápido para poder seguirlo y hacer un modelo nosotros igual.
need short tutorıals about blender, dont know how you learned blender but you are incredible
so it would be really good if you gave us some blender tips
How were you drawing and extruding on the cube? Why does your cursor look like that, do you use some sort of addon?
Is there a way to get faster render animations :(
could you make a video of what addons you use?
i have never seen anyone texture anything that fast. i would love to see a tutorial how to be that fast and efficient.
How did you make those cuts/holes in the walls for door and window? I don't understand.
Personally, I hate timelapses because I want to see what you are doing; I have good enough knowledge when it comes to Blender but there are some tools/techniques I find in videos across TH-cam I've never seen before and like to pick it up. If you just uploaded the footage as is without speeding it up, that'd be great. Maybe these are archived on Twitch? With that said, I appreciate that uploading files of that size on TH-cam is potentially a colossal waste of time for you.
To ask you about your process, your Quick Menu is like nothing I've ever seen before; these quick booleans that you do are fascinating. Is it a plugin? For the menu or Booleans? Thanks in advanced for the help.
Those are probably his own custom-made menu options, at least that's what I gathered from his explanation in the video.
What is the expected time period to reach this professional level?
Terrible question, because the answer will always depend on the time and effort you put in. Realistically, its going to be years rather than months. Saying that, there is a Ted talk popular from around 6-7 odd years ago about being able to achieve competency in anything in 20 hours of dedicated practice.
@@hazchickgames2840 thank you
how long do you learn blender?
since 2010
Try out one a tutorial without time lapse that will be useful
TUTORIAAAAALS JEJE
Please slow down the video🙏🙏😢😭😢😭
Hola me puedes saludar?