@@TheHangars. no lol, actually blender can be used in anything i used to make models and even sometimes render things with my school laptop when i was bored in class and had nothing to do. the laptop has 4gb of ram, no gpu and a very very bad cpu. so yeah im pretty sure your pc will be totally able to run blender
Agreed. People rag on games etc so easily, but these types of vids show the immense work that goes on behind the scenes (pun intended). I tried blender, and followed his donut tutorial (which is great), but the program kept crashing on me after I started manipulating the sprinkles 😅😅. I will give it another go, but need some time off 🤯🤯😓😵😵💫🫠🥴
I love this style of video. Its less of a tutorial of: "here's a scene, im going to show you exactly how o make it". And more of: "heres a scene, and some tips i used to make it look good"
THIS. IS. THE. REAL. DEAL! I think you just found the BEST 3D Artist tutorial format for youtube. This has helped me more than any of the detailed hour or 2hr long tutorials. I love your work and I'm more than thankful that you decided to make a video like this. Much love!
Idk why I'm here. I'll never use what I just watched, but you entertained me through the whole video even though I have no clue what you were talking about.
I’m in the same boat. I’ve never used this software, and I don’t even really know what it is, but this video is fascinating. Only difference is I might actually use the stuff in the video when I’m done with high school.
Ikr, proves how important a good presentation really is. He just stayed on point and shared the details that are important without showing the whole process. He probably spent a dozen hours on just doing all those shapes and textures or whatever the hell he was doing, but we only got to see the points that actually matters. I wouldn't be able to sit through hours of that stuff for example. Exellent editing, i wish more people would do tutorials like this...
You probably reached exactly what you expected from this video. Even though i have no plan of blender, it kept being interesting to watch and look how the final image evolves.
@@santicheeks1106 I can touch my 2 legs with my 2 legs and I kissed my eyes with a crowbar. I also have let my mimefish drown in water and burned my door with cold air. :)
Never touched blender in my life, found this in recommended, and watched the whole thing. SO I think your new format is working. Really want to start to mess with blender on my own now, thank you
LMAO SAME. I remember downloading Blender without any sort of backround back then, and deleting it because I just didn't get the whole sthick. Now, I think I want to learn about it and make my own Backrooms/Horror VHS videos.
@@pivotalpancake5454 This is exactly how I started learning blender last week. There's a really great tutorial by shnoicky literally about making backrooms and for me it was a lot easier than donut making
Everybody: You can't ignore his 15 years of experience in blender and do the same in 20 minutes just because you discovered blender two videos ago in an infinite TH-cam spiral that started the morning before! My ass in quarantine: hold my beer
exactly,im learning 3 engines from about 1 year and im not worried at having a game created,im a tattoist that simply likes to draw in paper,or digital or 3d,you can even do a 3d scene just to make a print screen,with the correct light,doing several wall papers from that scene in different angles,sky is the limit,imagination dont have limits,first learn the engines that you want,then you can do everything the right way,a game done in a hurry is a game with so many bugs,graphics errors,bad junction on meshes,i prefere to have months of learning and dont do a single full scene or level whatever,thinking about it,i often erase the things that i do,no,i dont even save it,just start another scene,just start another mesh,im not interested in having a my disk full of nonsense shit,lern,dont save it,lern the right way,like 2 walls that dont fit right together is horrible in a game,and a game with 100 error like this is not pretty to the eye neither to the mind,video speed building for me is nothing ,this is a great video,i will follow your videos,keep up the good work
@@biohoo22for me, here what i learned using only 2.8.. 1) i learned how to compile blender myself to get 2.8 updates instantly no need for downloading or using blenderupdater. 2) mastered navigation,UI,tools, how to use input editor to modify my hotkeys and make my own hotkeys..etc which i think won't be needed since they are adding a more common left click keymap which great news. 3) how to use cycles/eevee in general and how the node system works...etc, and many more which i did in just few months of couse there is more to learn and these are just basics but in overall great experience..i can't wait for a stable release.
Me: watches video *gets inspired* Me: opens computer, deletes cube, gets distracted *5 months later* Me: Oh yes this video. I can do this. *opens blender.* Me: deletes cube, gets bored, goes back to sleep
I'm just a lurker on your channel who comes by every couple times I see your videos in my recommended videos, but I have to commend you for this video. The format was excellent and even as someone who doesn't really understand Blender, you made it incredibly enjoyable to sit through and watch. You've succeeded with your experiment and have won my subscription over. Hope to see more like this!
Well, I've learned two things in the first four minutes. Specifically the Blam plug-in and the Spin tool! I've been making bent pipes with curves for years just to get smooth bends, this will save so much time!). I think this new format could be a great time saver! The tips are more prominent. How about a 20 minute CORE video that gets to all the important steps/points/tips, but then have BRANCH videos that explain bits in more detail for newer users which link back to the original video/timecode at the end. This way, I can blast through and get what I need from the core video, but I don't have to sit through all of the hand-holding sections/explanations that I'm familiar with, but it theres something new to me I can branch off and watch it. Or instead of branching do say a 1 hour tutorial and an accompanying 15 minute 'digest' version for pros. Or how about an index in the comments that lists tools/techniques used so you can jump to that timecode? I don't want to create more work for you, everything you do is excellent, keep up the good work!
I think this is a perfect format for tutorials. It isn't too short and you cover all the really important points. You can't teach Blender doing a project, there's just so much to learn. It is much better to offer the important tips, just like you did. Thank you for all the great info.
3 years later, yes! I love this video format, its exactly the one i need, i can hardly stay focused and / or be interested in 1h+ tutorials :O Thanks for your work!
I like the shortened video format, but hope you don't stop making in depth and longer videos, they're very informative and step-by-step walkthroughs clear up any confusion. As always, great video.
Hey Andrew I think this short format tutorials are great for people like me that has finished the beginner series, people like kinda know the shortcuts, interface and which modifier is which etc. and doesn't want to go over them again in every tutorial. I'm going to shamelessly want more of these in future please :) Sincerely, -a graphic design undergrad who is shaping his career based only on your tutorials
OMG ... I use blender everyday, but mostly for technical design. All I need to know is extrusion and spinning, just creating shapes and measurements, according to technical specifications. But what this guy is doing .. it is another level. Propably something I will not dare to achieve. Truly amazing stuff. ... Blender Guru : I take my hat off for you. Also for the dutch guy, who made the program: For a freeware program like this ... I think it could beat any competition. Thank you, for this amazing piece of software, and the effort to bring us something so beautifull, for free. I still cannot wrap my head around it. Oh .. by the way: I just installed Hitfilm Express. It is a movie editor that allows you to import 3D object models, into a movie. Another piece of great 'freeware' software. Geesh .. where are these great people coming from ??
I think this style of showing general workflow encourages more creativity and originality than a straight up "tutorial" does - it gives people tools they might not have known about but encourages them to find their own reference image and attempt their own scene. Well done!
I’m learning animation for my company and this format of tutorial is the best I’ve seen so far. Yes I do love long videos that dig in on every detail but I don’t have the time for it. I just learned so much in 20 mins
The teaching method you use is very practical and functional. This short video format showing the whole process in key elements is perfect to learn and it takes a good discussion and knowledge to know what or not to show. Incredible work.
All thanks to math, physics and computer science.....computer graphic algorithms mimic the real world (today to almost perfection) with reflections, ray tracing, shadows, multiple light sources, textures, materials, colors, opacity, geometry of course., etc etc...everything is taken into account during rendering....anyhow i share the same feeling....
This is just plain amazing and i have to add that this isnt just something you can quickly learn after one tutorial, ive used blender for about a year doing courses and still dont know all of the keybinds and whatnot thats involved in this process. This guy is an extremely talented artist who also has taken tons of time to learn this art.
I continually remind myself he's got 15 years with this software, so I don't beat myself up too bad. He even says, repeatedly, that some things he's never used/touched/understood before, so we can take comfort in that. ("Speaker" object, what the heck?)
I remember then 2 years ago I saw it and think myself "what the hell is going on here? is it even possible?" today, as a modeler with 8 months of experience, I understand how easy it is, Blender Guru makes hard things easier
I literally have downloaded blender and your video appeared an hour later. While I have a lot to learn before I can start this, this video has made me excited to what I can learn!
I've seen this tutorial a year or more ago and specifically searched for it last night. I think some people misunderstand that they can make this is 20 minutes. All the tips to create this project is explained in 20 minutes and I love this format. Of course it helps if you have some basics down in Blender. Good stuff.
The fact that this guy has been working with Blender for years and still discovering new tools just shows how deep this software is. I don't think a single person can know 100% of everything Blender is capable of
I just started my own journey with your tutorial on how to make a donut. I was curious about your other videos and I must admit that my fascination with your work and way of explaining the contents and possibilities of Blender, and the way you approach teaching in your videos, have only made me more excited to master this program!
beside being a good tutorial, I also find this type of video more entertaining and less of a lecture, so if I don't feel like learning I can just watch and get entertained while also learn new things
I've never heard of blender and I don't know how I ended up here but this is crazy. Also a good tutorial. I'm not even interested in using blender and I still watched the majority of this video...
Yeah man it looks really powerful. I shoot a lot of films and it looks like it could be used for some location establishing shots that aren't real locations
Great video, love the simplicity and pacing of the tutorial. One question, we don't really have 'that guy' that does good, structured physics tutorials in Blender. I know you may be on more of the side of the visual aspect of tutorials, but I would love to see you teach the community about the fracture, molecular and weight brush modifiers/tools. I, and many others would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
Jaden Williams it would definitely be useful for noobs like me to learn everything there is to learn when using a program that’s ridiculously different from maya.
FSpy is amazing! As a beginner, I've tried to model a (simple) building from a photograph, and nothing lined up at first. Applying the camera settings output by FSpy (via the Blender plugin), and suddenly, everything worked right out of the box, just like in this amazing tutorial. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I think you're right, when I saw it I thought it was a Japanese subway too. Japanese public building code requires a lower railing for elderly Japanese who have a lower average height, so it results in a distinctive double railing. White mosaic + the checker pattern is really common too in Japanese subways. I don't know where else in the world has this combination, so I think it's pretty safe to say this is somewhere in Japan, probably Tokyo.
You blow me away. You are a true artist with the added advantage of massive intellect. I have been an amateur artist for fifty years plus. This is next-level stuff, and I am hoping old dogs can still learn new tricks. I will keep watching. Thanks. (BTW I am not groveling, just inspired.)
Absolutely entertaining. I don't know any of the tools and hacks that he's talking about. The only thing that kept me glued to this video is the whole design process unfolding right before my eyes. Kudos!!
I love everyone and anyone who puts out this kind of informative content, so thank you. As for the format, I think a great balance is to have both. You can have the entire, uncut, unsped up video available in all its multi-hour glory, then edit it down like you did with this one and release it as a separate video. You could title them similarly too. Like "How to _______, the long cut" and "How to _______, the short cut". Something like that.
I like the format, but I didn’t dislike the old format. I’m the type that appreciates a long video that explains everything in detail because when it’s shortened, it makes room for me to make a mistake that I don’t know how to solve. Maybe if you stick with a short video format, you could create a second channel that has the entire video posted?
But that would means 2 videos for the same tutorial, equals more work for him, equals less tutorials. And longer tutorials are boring or you never have time to watch them all. I'd rather stick with this format, if some detail is unclear, make your own research or ask about it in the comments. Remember guys, it's both free and great tutorials so don't ask too much
Never looked for blender tutorials. Video came up in recommended, watched it till the end. Congrats on this, very interesting and high quality. Btw.: The unit for focal length is Millimeter (mm). Typical focal lengths in this area for photography are 24mm and 28mm.
Innovative, creative, excellent format. You've just invented something new. Keep it up!
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If it's not to much work, and you recorded most of the progress. Why not make two? An in-depth for beginners that might want to see the modelling and pick up stuff as they go. Then a condensed version like this one for intermediate users that might just want to pick up things like the Simplify trick. BTW, Focal length is in millimeters. It says that in the drop-down menu to the right and also it's corresponds to real world cameras on the lens (in millimeters). If you have a camera near by check the lens, it's often printed on it what focal length it is. It can say things like 1.7/50 then 50 is 50mm focal length. Just some side note info, but I am into analog cameras. There's a neat add-on for Blender called *Real Camera* where you get some familiar settings to an analog/digital real world camera.
he stated himself that every tutorial he makes, he records at least five times. its not that easy to make a good tutorial and tomake two tutorials, one advanced and one simple, just wouldnt be worth it.
I appreciate the suggestion, but as Clushyy said, these take forever to make. And I already struggle with regular uploading, so if I had to do both maybe you'd only see like 3 tutorials a year :P
In this case I suggest you stick with this short format, it's much better since most people, who watch videos like this, are doing so specifically for tips and tools and staff, not a full explanation on how to make a cylinder or something. And for complete beginners you can always say: "Hey, check out my Beginner Tutorial playlist!" (or whatever it's called).
I really love this format, and I know its two years old, but beginning where you focused on modeling was far more useful than the second half which was not only blender-specific, but hardcore blender specific, so specific that it's worthless outside of blender. :)
I started watching your beginner videos and I’m kinda skipping around to see all the possibilities. This is a real head opener I feel my brain cells expanding as I watch your videos. Thanks for the content and hard work. Keep it up.
i just opened my mind. To see how this made out is inspiring, thanks a lot for sharing this video to public. Instead of just playing games, seeing some funny videos. now i can do something more meaningful with this tutorial.
I haven't done anything 3D for about 10 years, but your video is inspiring me to get back into it! Also I could never figure out Blender, so that's another goal you've made me want to complete =D
Same here. I want to use Blender and have tried several times but I just cannot grasp that damn GUI. It would be be great if there was an option in Blender to be able to switch to a more 'standard' GUI.
Too powerful. After watching this tutorial for so long, I still feel that its style and creativity make the whole case's skills. The key points are very transparent and exquisite.
This was awesome. But with your tutorials it's something I always come back to when I am skilled enough to continue the tutorial. I take the tutorial as a benchmark of what I have learnt. Thank you, Andrew!
I love the format, not only because "hey look a squirrel!", But because I am a "get to the steak and not the peas" kind of lady! LOL hahahaa. I am too old to faff around with "let's make a triangle." This is a great format. I automatically skip 2 hour tutorials or ffw through and when I see the answer to my question, I usually quit the video. The o ly feedback I can give is a review portion 12345678910, quick bullet at the end. Thank you. You got my subscription
i am a graphics person but know nothing about music softwares and i have so much appreciation for the depth that goes into creating and mastering sound. my best friend is a music producer/engineer and we have been wanting to try and work together in something like that.
I came here completely randomly and I wish I had come eariler. I'm from Poland and I always wanted to do 3d but i thought it is too difficult for me but it is not. Yesterday I downloaded Blender and I hope the results will come in the near future!
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Why was this posted 5days ago but the video was posted 5years ago
yes
Him: creates a subway in 20 mins
Me: creates a donut in 5 hours
almost there
well to be fair he needed much more then 20 minutes, only the video edit of him explaining what to do is 20 minutes.
At least you can create a donut.
@@eastbayartist that is my goal in life
@@Log-On-Line i watched a tutorial on how to make a donut and a table, the donut took me severl days....
dude the donut took me like 8, so you're at least better than me lmao
Man single-handedly raised the standard for TH-cam tutorials
💯💯💯💯
This Kiki agrees 😁.
Royal skies does real quick tutorial with good advice if u want (under 10min most of the time)
i don’t even use blender but this is fascinating
same, if I even tried to open blender my pc would explode
You are messing a lot
Same to me, I used blender once and it was 11 years ago 😂😂😂😅
@@TheHangars. no lol, actually blender can be used in anything
i used to make models and even sometimes render things with my school laptop when i was bored in class and had nothing to do. the laptop has 4gb of ram, no gpu and a very very bad cpu. so yeah im pretty sure your pc will be totally able to run blender
@@brunomm6110 I tried it, and it worked! :) guess I can follow the tutorial now
Still learning about Blender everyday, but I'm amazed at how you can put together realism and make it look so achievable! Great tutorial.
This is insane. My jaw is still on the floor.
I had no idea Blender was such a powerful tool, can't believe it is free.
It's not free. It costs you all the shorts you've been watching while you put off leveling-up in life and being amazing. ;)
@ damn… that hit me really hard! I needed to hear this! (not for 3D modeling, but for music. It still applies perfectly)
This tutorial makes me appreciate the animators more. the hard work and patience!
same
Makes me realize that arcane is a masterpiece
@@willnicholson780 Arcane is mostly 2D paintings. Only the characters are 3D
@@glad57 I'm talking about the animation not the 2d standstill backdrop.
Agreed. People rag on games etc so easily, but these types of vids show the immense work that goes on behind the scenes (pun intended). I tried blender, and followed his donut tutorial (which is great), but the program kept crashing on me after I started manipulating the sprinkles 😅😅. I will give it another go, but need some time off 🤯🤯😓😵😵💫🫠🥴
I love this style of video. Its less of a tutorial of: "here's a scene, im going to show you exactly how o make it". And more of: "heres a scene, and some tips i used to make it look good"
Great! Yeah that was my thinking too. Most people want to apply lessons from a tutorial to their own project anyway, so why show every step? Cheers
Man I've never done any sort of modeling in my life aside from AutoCAD in high school but this really inspires me... thanks for the great video man
THIS. IS. THE. REAL. DEAL!
I think you just found the BEST 3D Artist tutorial format for youtube. This has helped me more than any of the detailed hour or 2hr long tutorials. I love your work and I'm more than thankful that you decided to make a video like this.
Much love!
true
I have NO idea what he is doing but it looks cool af :D
mee
Me too
@lee ikr
if you would like to get into 3D modeling and want to create this kind of art I would recommend Andrews donut and anvil tutorial series
so is this 3d modeling??@@jaidenwhite9805
Idk why I'm here. I'll never use what I just watched, but you entertained me through the whole video even though I have no clue what you were talking about.
I’m in the same boat. I’ve never used this software, and I don’t even really know what it is, but this video is fascinating. Only difference is I might actually use the stuff in the video when I’m done with high school.
Now were all 3 in a ship
Ikr, proves how important a good presentation really is. He just stayed on point and shared the details that are important without showing the whole process. He probably spent a dozen hours on just doing all those shapes and textures or whatever the hell he was doing, but we only got to see the points that actually matters. I wouldn't be able to sit through hours of that stuff for example. Exellent editing, i wish more people would do tutorials like this...
Tiger Bears same lol
may I ask how you guys ended up here ? wondering because I´m just getting these videos on my landing page because I actually do 3D.
You probably reached exactly what you expected from this video. Even though i have no plan of blender, it kept being interesting to watch and look how the final image evolves.
The best thing I learned in this whole video was how to bend pipes, I’ve been trying to figure that out for ages
I could do with some tips on making good Rope. Especially Rope that can move!
I can lick my elbow
@@pauleschaule6750 I can kiss my lips and my eyes
@@santicheeks1106 I can touch my 2 legs with my 2 legs and I kissed my eyes with a crowbar. I also have let my mimefish drown in water and burned my door with cold air. :)
Jonathan Louis Guyano
I can say I can’t do any
Never touched blender in my life, found this in recommended, and watched the whole thing. SO I think your new format is working. Really want to start to mess with blender on my own now, thank you
I thought the title of the video was a threat😂
I accidentally turned my blender on, what are the controls on these?
LMAO SAME. I remember downloading Blender without any sort of backround back then, and deleting it because I just didn't get the whole sthick.
Now, I think I want to learn about it and make my own Backrooms/Horror VHS videos.
@@pivotalpancake5454 This is exactly how I started learning blender last week. There's a really great tutorial by shnoicky literally about making backrooms and for me it was a lot easier than donut making
@@pivotalpancake5454 cool, im going for funny little animations.
I think this new format is brilliant!
Thanks mate!
Agree. I always get bored of long tutorial videos. Keep it like this.
Yup!
Your channel/videos came to my mind when Andrew, talks about compressing a lot of useful information into this video.
sorry for interuption , how to start learning image projection based modeling?
Creativity + Experience + Patience, great job!
Him: Creates Subway in 20 min
Everyone: creates donut in a few days
Me: *still can't make fire work in flaming monkey*
same
i created donut in 1 day lol
@@fitmotheyap imagine
@@fitmotheyap 3 level????
@@fitmotheyap I made first level in 1 day
I don't know what Blender is. I don't know what you are doing. And honestly, I don't care. But I love this video.
*Thinks about using blender*
My cpu: *whoa there bucko*
use GPU
*upgrade processor*
Get a Core I-9 9900k 🤣
@@Dopecarmafia Literally an i5 is ok for blender
@@brzo. you know I'm joking, right?
Everybody: You can't ignore his 15 years of experience in blender and do the same in 20 minutes just because you discovered blender two videos ago in an infinite TH-cam spiral that started the morning before!
My ass in quarantine: hold my beer
All power to ya.
Respect
exactly,im learning 3 engines from about 1 year and im not worried at having a game created,im a tattoist that simply likes to draw in paper,or digital or 3d,you can even do a 3d scene just to make a print screen,with the correct light,doing several wall papers from that scene in different angles,sky is the limit,imagination dont have limits,first learn the engines that you want,then you can do everything the right way,a game done in a hurry is a game with so many bugs,graphics errors,bad junction on meshes,i prefere to have months of learning and dont do a single full scene or level whatever,thinking about it,i often erase the things that i do,no,i dont even save it,just start another scene,just start another mesh,im not interested in having a my disk full of nonsense shit,lern,dont save it,lern the right way,like 2 walls that dont fit right together is horrible in a game,and a game with 100 error like this is not pretty to the eye neither to the mind,video speed building for me is nothing ,this is a great video,i will follow your videos,keep up the good work
Your ass drinks beer?
Wow new comments on a 2.79 vedio I thought I was the only one who was here because his PC can't handle 2.80
I've never even touched blender before but this makes me want to learn it! Fantastic!
2.8 is the way to go, beta in late this month and few months from now the release and it'll be amazing :)
So, it's nine months later...did you learn how to delete the cube?
@@biohoo22for me, here what i learned using only 2.8..
1) i learned how to compile blender myself to get 2.8 updates instantly no need for downloading or using blenderupdater.
2) mastered navigation,UI,tools, how to use input editor to modify my hotkeys and make my own hotkeys..etc which i think won't be needed since they are adding a more common left click keymap which great news.
3) how to use cycles/eevee in general and how the node system works...etc, and many more which i did in just few months of couse there is more to learn and these are just basics but in overall great experience..i can't wait for a stable release.
Haha, same here. Immediately subscribed to his YT channel!
2.8 is a game changer for me as well @@xox8717
the things that you make are insane. huge respect, they look super realistic.
12 years ago I would be happy for this kind of videos during my university time - I made some steps in XSI Softimage back in the days ;)
never even used blender and watched the whole thing lol nice tutorial
same here!
Me too ha ha. I use Maya otherwise.
I know nothing of 3d design and I watched the whole thing lmao
same haha, i have no clue what or how he was doing this stuff but it's so fascinating to watch
Same!!
Me: watches video
*gets inspired*
Me: opens computer, deletes cube, gets distracted
*5 months later*
Me: Oh yes this video. I can do this.
*opens blender.*
Me: deletes cube, gets bored, goes back to sleep
sploosh: types gay things on TH-cam comments after watching 3D tutorials
Practice on easier projects
please improve
I feel this comment so much
sploosh. THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I DO WITH EVERYTHING HAHA
You MUST continue your experimentation with this new format, you're onto something !
I have never heard anything about blender or this style of art/photography or however you wanna put it, but wow. This is amazing..
*BEST TUTORIAL EVER!!!*
Exactly
Many times I go to watch a tutorial and
GO!
First let's delete the box in our scene... Son of a!...
Ikr XD And why are so many tutorials like: "First of all, download blender"
*Punches screen*
This Format is Solid.
Learned more in 20 mins than I did in 2 hours using other tutorial videos.
6 out of 5 stars.
Instant sub.
Had no idea how to use blender efficiently at all, watched this video, now I feel like an expert! Nice job!
Love the shortened format, especially good for people with experience in Blender.
I think so too! Would you mind checking out the couple of MMQ (model me quick) video's I made? They are somewhat similar. I'd love some feedback!
+3Dpilot ill give you a free subscribe!
I'm just a lurker on your channel who comes by every couple times I see your videos in my recommended videos, but I have to commend you for this video. The format was excellent and even as someone who doesn't really understand Blender, you made it incredibly enjoyable to sit through and watch. You've succeeded with your experiment and have won my subscription over. Hope to see more like this!
i can second that :)
me three
I don't even use blender and here i am! Excellent!
You said my thoughts bruh
ditto. this was one good tutorial
After 5 years, this man stills help me to learn blender. Thank you mate!
A fantastic idea for tutorials. I really enjoyed this format.
Well, I've learned two things in the first four minutes. Specifically the Blam plug-in and the Spin tool! I've been making bent pipes with curves for years just to get smooth bends, this will save so much time!). I think this new format could be a great time saver! The tips are more prominent. How about a 20 minute CORE video that gets to all the important steps/points/tips, but then have BRANCH videos that explain bits in more detail for newer users which link back to the original video/timecode at the end. This way, I can blast through and get what I need from the core video, but I don't have to sit through all of the hand-holding sections/explanations that I'm familiar with, but it theres something new to me I can branch off and watch it. Or instead of branching do say a 1 hour tutorial and an accompanying 15 minute 'digest' version for pros. Or how about an index in the comments that lists tools/techniques used so you can jump to that timecode? I don't want to create more work for you, everything you do is excellent, keep up the good work!
I think this is a perfect format for tutorials. It isn't too short and you cover all the really important points. You can't teach Blender doing a project, there's just so much to learn. It is much better to offer the important tips, just like you did. Thank you for all the great info.
3 years later, yes! I love this video format, its exactly the one i need, i can hardly stay focused and / or be interested in 1h+ tutorials :O
Thanks for your work!
I like the shortened video format, but hope you don't stop making in depth and longer videos, they're very informative and step-by-step walkthroughs clear up any confusion.
As always, great video.
Please do this kind of videos again.
It's so amazing...and I guess it was quiet a bunch of work behind it
Damn, guess I need to get Blender. I don't know what kind of witchery I have witnessed but I want some.
if u want to be a real wizard than u need to use also zbrush :P
and its free too!
Sorcery fyi
its free
It's fun but I,m bad at it but that doesn't matter because I,m learning and not posting it
Тот, кто сделал качественный русский перевод...ты просто супер! Спасибо!✨💗
The day I learn russian i'll come back and reply to this
69th like :)
Sweet home alabwama.
@@Crazymelvis ?
@@ringzero3260 69.
Hey Andrew I think this short format tutorials are great for people like me that has finished the beginner series, people like kinda know the shortcuts, interface and which modifier is which etc. and doesn't want to go over them again in every tutorial. I'm going to shamelessly want more of these in future please :)
Sincerely,
-a graphic design undergrad who is shaping his career based only on your tutorials
OMG ... I use blender everyday, but mostly for technical design.
All I need to know is extrusion and spinning, just creating shapes and measurements,
according to technical specifications.
But what this guy is doing .. it is another level. Propably something I will not dare
to achieve. Truly amazing stuff.
...
Blender Guru : I take my hat off for you.
Also for the dutch guy, who made the program:
For a freeware program like this ... I think it could beat any competition.
Thank you, for this amazing piece of software, and the effort to bring us
something so beautifull, for free.
I still cannot wrap my head around it.
Oh .. by the way:
I just installed Hitfilm Express.
It is a movie editor that allows you to import 3D object models, into a movie.
Another piece of great 'freeware' software.
Geesh .. where are these great people coming from ??
really like this short/long format thing!
Yeah, this format is much better than him spending hours creating and texturing simple objects.
+1
Yay! So glad to hear. I was hoping people would :)
But can he get to that point of making a tutorial a second, like Ian Hubert almost did?
누가 여기에 한글 자막을 달아놓았나.. 압도적 감사...😍
자막을 채널 주인이 다는게 아니라 제3자도 달수있나봐요??
@@handle8866 옛날엔 가능했고 지금은 유투브가 없에서 채널 주인아니면 못 담
I think this is a pretty good format, it's nice having all the juicy bits of info singled out
I think this style of showing general workflow encourages more creativity and originality than a straight up "tutorial" does - it gives people tools they might not have known about but encourages them to find their own reference image and attempt their own scene. Well done!
Couldn't agree more with this. Once he mentioned that focal length calculator I got excited to find some reference images to try and recreate.
I’m learning animation for my company and this format of tutorial is the best I’ve seen so far. Yes I do love long videos that dig in on every detail but I don’t have the time for it. I just learned so much in 20 mins
It’s crazy to randomly find myself dipping into this video totally engaged in a world and language I know nothing about
The teaching method you use is very practical and functional. This short video format showing the whole process in key elements is perfect to learn and it takes a good discussion and knowledge to know what or not to show. Incredible work.
Every artist has had or will have the revelation that Pinterest is actually really useful
Every internet commentator will eventually realize their sweeping generalizations are not particularly useful. But it is cute though, I guess.
Its ok man, I suppose life is hard being an ugly douche
Yep pretty much
@@pandaitis0157 lol
@@hozzoh9936 got em
I'm always amazed by seeing something that is artificial but looks so realistic 😱
are you amazed by the human being? lol
zuck
ABSOLUTELY!!!!
Same
All thanks to math, physics and computer science.....computer graphic algorithms mimic the real world (today to almost perfection) with reflections, ray tracing, shadows, multiple light sources, textures, materials, colors, opacity, geometry of course., etc etc...everything is taken into account during rendering....anyhow i share the same feeling....
I work with SolidWorks and know nothing about artistic 3D, but still watched the whole video. So, yeah, the format is working. Keep it going!
This is just plain amazing and i have to add that this isnt just something you can quickly learn after one tutorial, ive used blender for about a year doing courses and still dont know all of the keybinds and whatnot thats involved in this process. This guy is an extremely talented artist who also has taken tons of time to learn this art.
I continually remind myself he's got 15 years with this software, so I don't beat myself up too bad.
He even says, repeatedly, that some things he's never used/touched/understood before, so we can take comfort in that. ("Speaker" object, what the heck?)
Wow really better the new type of video!
Thanks! Glad people like it. It's also more fun for me to produce. Nothing worse than starting a recording and knowing it'll be 2 hours long haha.
Blender Guru haha! Keep up the great work!
I remember then 2 years ago I saw it and think myself "what the hell is going on here? is it even possible?"
today, as a modeler with 8 months of experience, I understand how easy it is, Blender Guru makes hard things easier
I wanna get better at this as a hobby. What exercises can I do to keep improving? Just modeling stuff by hand?
@@KillerKyuubi Practice + study of the experience of the masters. If you start modeling without an example, you will only sustain your mistakes.
I literally have downloaded blender and your video appeared an hour later. While I have a lot to learn before I can start this, this video has made me excited to what I can learn!
I've seen this tutorial a year or more ago and specifically searched for it last night. I think some people misunderstand that they can make this is 20 minutes. All the tips to create this project is explained in 20 minutes and I love this format. Of course it helps if you have some basics down in Blender.
Good stuff.
I mean, the title kinda says that though... but it's still probably possible for a freak of nature to pull it off in 20mins though!
The fact that this guy has been working with Blender for years and still discovering new tools just shows how deep this software is. I don't think a single person can know 100% of everything Blender is capable of
how about developers of Blender?
I've literally never used or even seen blender but I watched your whole video. So good job.
I just started my own journey with your tutorial on how to make a donut. I was curious about your other videos and I must admit that my fascination with your work and way of explaining the contents and possibilities of Blender, and the way you approach teaching in your videos, have only made me more excited to master this program!
Hi im curious is 12gb of laptop ram enough for doing these kind of things ?
beside being a good tutorial, I also find this type of video more entertaining and less of a lecture, so if I don't feel like learning I can just watch and get entertained while also learn new things
I've never heard of blender and I don't know how I ended up here but this is crazy. Also a good tutorial. I'm not even interested in using blender and I still watched the majority of this video...
You should use it if you ever feel like designing. It’s on par with the best 3D programs in the world even though its completely free
Yeah man it looks really powerful. I shoot a lot of films and it looks like it could be used for some location establishing shots that aren't real locations
Great video, love the simplicity and pacing of the tutorial. One question, we don't really have 'that guy' that does good, structured physics tutorials in Blender. I know you may be on more of the side of the visual aspect of tutorials, but I would love to see you teach the community about the fracture, molecular and weight brush modifiers/tools. I, and many others would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
Jaden Williams it would definitely be useful for noobs like me to learn everything there is to learn when using a program that’s ridiculously different from maya.
Wat
of all the people i didnt expect to see you here
@@Mewheniummhe used to do VFX content, its still on his channel. 5 years ago.
So in line with this comment
i bet you used this tutorial for that one short with the grimis shake
Man, I'd love to walk through this in a game! It'd be such a cool scene to take in with the ambience!
Resident evil prefered scenes always
FSpy is amazing! As a beginner, I've tried to model a (simple) building from a photograph, and nothing lined up at first. Applying the camera settings output by FSpy (via the Blender plugin), and suddenly, everything worked right out of the box, just like in this amazing tutorial. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
It looks like a Japanese subway.
I'm Japanese ,so I often see this kind of subways.
Blender Guru's work was very good!
I hope he's glad to see your post!
Japanese subway is creepy but clean ? I doubt one can live there at night alone if flickering started to happen like in blender.
I think you're right, when I saw it I thought it was a Japanese subway too. Japanese public building code requires a lower railing for elderly Japanese who have a lower average height, so it results in a distinctive double railing. White mosaic + the checker pattern is really common too in Japanese subways. I don't know where else in the world has this combination, so I think it's pretty safe to say this is somewhere in Japan, probably Tokyo.
It looks like a subway
You blow me away. You are a true artist with the added advantage of massive intellect. I have been an amateur artist for fifty years plus. This is next-level stuff, and I am hoping old dogs can still learn new tricks. I will keep watching. Thanks. (BTW I am not groveling, just inspired.)
Absolutely entertaining. I don't know any of the tools and hacks that he's talking about. The only thing that kept me glued to this video is the whole design process unfolding right before my eyes. Kudos!!
I just want to appreciate the captions. Didn't even realize mine were on until it popped up with "A wild Andrew appears". Haha good content!
When you can't make a donut, and he's worrying about "AO Bounces render"
Apple stan
A(y)O just chill
*Him every 5 sec*
I mean its not hard just takes time...
Me: *Crys about how much I need to learn*
AHAHAHAHAHAH ++++++++++
@Digby Dooright its not hard. It needs time and practice
@moises no,it is actually easy
@@tazeenfatima1854 and it's hard.
@@kskd3fiefuvjdjgjkekg9dkodi12 It's easy lol
Watching this in 2024 it still far better than some of these other youtube tutorials 👍🏻👍🏻
*I can start Blender and create a file in 20 minutes*
good for you
I can render a cube in 20 minutes
Speedrunner
@@nafiulawal1443 why'd you ruin the joke
Since Lawall didnt have a satisfactory end to his comment I'll make it for him. Good for you.
Because my computer does it in 50.
I love everyone and anyone who puts out this kind of informative content, so thank you.
As for the format, I think a great balance is to have both. You can have the entire, uncut, unsped up video available in all its multi-hour glory, then edit it down like you did with this one and release it as a separate video. You could title them similarly too. Like "How to _______, the long cut" and "How to _______, the short cut".
Something like that.
i dont know how i ended up here but this was a great video
I have absolutely zero idea what I’ve just watched, but it’s very cool
This is the most useful tutorial I've ever seen. You have to make more videos like this!
As a blender noob (just finished some great tutorials like yours) all those pro tips really helps a lot. Thanks.
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I like the format, but I didn’t dislike the old format. I’m the type that appreciates a long video that explains everything in detail because when it’s shortened, it makes room for me to make a mistake that I don’t know how to solve. Maybe if you stick with a short video format, you could create a second channel that has the entire video posted?
absolutely agree..
I agree with this too!
agreed
But that would means 2 videos for the same tutorial, equals more work for him, equals less tutorials. And longer tutorials are boring or you never have time to watch them all. I'd rather stick with this format, if some detail is unclear, make your own research or ask about it in the comments. Remember guys, it's both free and great tutorials so don't ask too much
I follow the entire tutorials, even the 2 hour ones
Never looked for blender tutorials. Video came up in recommended, watched it till the end. Congrats on this, very interesting and high quality. Btw.: The unit for focal length is Millimeter (mm). Typical focal lengths in this area for photography are 24mm and 28mm.
I honestly thought the opening video WAS THE REFERENCE
honestly i was shook
Same here man
It isn't?
@@martaykoalas1748 He **thought**, read again.
Innovative, creative, excellent format. You've just invented something new. Keep it up!
If it's not to much work, and you recorded most of the progress. Why not make two? An in-depth for beginners that might want to see the modelling and pick up stuff as they go. Then a condensed version like this one for intermediate users that might just want to pick up things like the Simplify trick. BTW, Focal length is in millimeters. It says that in the drop-down menu to the right and also it's corresponds to real world cameras on the lens (in millimeters). If you have a camera near by check the lens, it's often printed on it what focal length it is. It can say things like 1.7/50 then 50 is 50mm focal length. Just some side note info, but I am into analog cameras. There's a neat add-on for Blender called *Real Camera* where you get some familiar settings to an analog/digital real world camera.
I should have read the comments first.... I said almost the exact same thing!
he stated himself that every tutorial he makes, he records at least five times. its not that easy to make a good tutorial and tomake two tutorials, one advanced and one simple, just wouldnt be worth it.
I appreciate the suggestion, but as Clushyy said, these take forever to make. And I already struggle with regular uploading, so if I had to do both maybe you'd only see like 3 tutorials a year :P
In this case I suggest you stick with this short format, it's much better since most people, who watch videos like this, are doing so specifically for tips and tools and staff, not a full explanation on how to make a cylinder or something. And for complete beginners you can always say: "Hey, check out my Beginner Tutorial playlist!" (or whatever it's called).
As a novice, I agree with this. The existing tutorials give plenty of detail for getting started.
This is genius, and I don't even work on 3d stuff :x
Now I want to learn some Blender
I really love this format, and I know its two years old, but beginning where you focused on modeling was far more useful than the second half which was not only blender-specific, but hardcore blender specific, so specific that it's worthless outside of blender. :)
I started watching your beginner videos and I’m kinda skipping around to see all the possibilities. This is a real head opener I feel my brain cells expanding as I watch your videos. Thanks for the content and hard work. Keep it up.
You are a natural born teacher and this format is great!
him: creates subway in 20 minutes
me: can't figure out how to make the fire monkey
True I don't found the smoke 😫
Omg same hahaha
@@juofclash6036 I did find the smoke but unable to change it to fire🤣🤣
@@emeslovatic7955 yeah he did that tutorial in 2.8 newest one that u prolly installed is 2.9
@@jahluu6825 should I download 2.8 instead...i thought the latest version will be best
i just opened my mind. To see how this made out is inspiring, thanks a lot for sharing this video to public. Instead of just playing games, seeing some funny videos. now i can do something more meaningful with this tutorial.
Ho-ly-ship, that is so realistic. I didn’t believe it before I watched the rest of the video. U r amazing.
holy shit*
I haven't done anything 3D for about 10 years, but your video is inspiring me to get back into it! Also I could never figure out Blender, so that's another goal you've made me want to complete =D
good luck bro, you will have hard times figuring it out.
Same here. I want to use Blender and have tried several times but I just cannot grasp that damn GUI. It would be be great if there was an option in Blender to be able to switch to a more 'standard' GUI.
太厉害了，时隔这么久观看这个教程，依然觉得它的风格和创造性的把一整个案例的技巧，关键点说的很通透很精辟，喜欢这种形式的教学
Too powerful. After watching this tutorial for so long, I still feel that its style and creativity make the whole case's skills. The key points are very transparent and exquisite.
This was awesome. But with your tutorials it's something I always come back to when I am skilled enough to continue the tutorial. I take the tutorial as a benchmark of what I have learnt. Thank you, Andrew!
I love the format, not only because "hey look a squirrel!", But because I am a "get to the steak and not the peas" kind of lady! LOL hahahaa. I am too old to faff around with "let's make a triangle." This is a great format. I automatically skip 2 hour tutorials or ffw through and when I see the answer to my question, I usually quit the video. The o ly feedback I can give is a review portion 12345678910, quick bullet at the end. Thank you. You got my subscription
I agree 100%, blind people ARE annoying to step on.
Yeah...my day is ruined every time it happens....damn blind people
They can't even read this so they won't be offended ;)
So annoying I hate it
Danzeelot blind people won’t be offended but SJWs will
@@danzeelot4845
There's actually technology that allows them to use the internet, sooo..... don't assume anything.
I’m not a graphic guy, I’m an audio guy. I loved watching this. Great format and well done video.
i am a graphics person but know nothing about music softwares and i have so much appreciation for the depth that goes into creating and mastering sound. my best friend is a music producer/engineer and we have been wanting to try and work together in something like that.
Have my thumbs up for zdychająca świetlówka in 14:10
hahahaha I loved that part. It means "Dying lightbulb" but in a way you'd talk about an animal.
I came here completely randomly and I wish I had come eariler. I'm from Poland and I always wanted to do 3d but i thought it is too difficult for me but it is not. Yesterday I downloaded Blender and I hope the results will come in the near future!
How is it going? :)
505Legion Now i have exams so I don't have time buut I can make donut 😂
4:05
The "spin tool"?
(Looks at it in action)
Oooh
(Thinks how much this could've helped me before and now)
*OOOOOOH!!!*
Tutorials like this are great, as long as you already know how to do a hundred steps that aren't included in this tutorial.