My extrude (E) at 4:20 is happening simply meaning that it is cuboid type not curved from borders Please help me and if anyone in comments know the solution to the problem please reply By the way I really like your way of making
Took me 3 days to finish this 15 minutes tutorial. But I made it. I finished rendering the image just now. It's looking so great compared to the work I had to put in. I am so glad to have made it as my first blender project. I also watched your 10 minutes blender basics videos. So thanks a lot 😀❤️.
I'm so proud of you, guy. I know I have had my own issues, but this tutorial is awesome because you get to learn what messing up leads to, which is it's own fun for later projects. lol
Hello !!!🖐 Can you visit my channel and appreciate my works ? I am new one in Blender and I want to progress in 3D so I need your opinion. Thank you in advance.🙃
at 3:25 this is how i add bevel modifier in blender 3.0 : go to EDIT MODE --> Select the wall and then press "A" --> Press "M" on your keyboard and then select "By Distance" --> add bevel modifier. Hope this help :)
For those who are beginners, following this tutorial may be quite difficult because the instructor does not mention a number of critical things he's doing, like switching between Object and Edit modes. For instance, at around 7:07, he goes Edit ->Object->Edit so fast that if you don't know what to look for, you'll miss it. And then wondering why what you're doing doesn't match his. Another example: 7:31, he says, "Add a plane. Extrude it up." He never mentions SCALING the plane, nor switching to Edit mode in order to Extrude. Having Screencast Keys turned on would have been a help, but he does not use them here (not counting the occasional text added in post-editing the video), so there are lots of pitfalls where he neglects to mention the exact steps he's executing. This is really more of an intermediate tutorial, for those who are more familiar with Blender and can see/know the steps he left out. Some might argue that he says at the beginning, "I've tried to make this tutorial beginner friendly, but I'll be using some keyboard shortcuts throughout the video." However, the title of the video says BEGINNER TUTORIAL. Therefore it should be extremely beginner friendly, not just "sort of." It seems a lot of these TH-cam Blender content creators are keen to present "Do this X in 15 minutes"-type tutorials, so they skim through what they're actually doing just to keep the content to the length of time mentioned in the (somewhat click-baity) title. Notice how there are some areas where the video is sped up. How many people *actually* complete this 3D bedroom in 15 minutes? In my experience, most of these "do this in X minutes" tutorials will take at least four times as long, if not more. Which is fine, but when it's due to lack of proper instructions, it can quickly become an exercise in frustration, especially for beginners trying to learn.
Thanks for the feedback Katie, I'll try to improve 👍 You may like my new Living room tutorial where I enabled the Screencast tool, and also the video length is around an hour.
@@BobThef That aint the point here bud. The main point is that the uploader neglects several critical things that would lead next step to another. I’m an absolute beginner, and I got frustrated doing this because I thought I’m not fast enough to catch up, but now I know why now that OP has mentioned it.
This types of software are learn-by-doing. How can I learn if not all the commands are told? It also doesn't help the fact that I'm not a native english speaker and a lot of time i hear something for something else. for example alt + C instead of alt + E. How does not knowing something makes someone lazy?
I agree with some other comments posted here: this is NOT a tutorial for complete beginners, counting myself among them. If I hadn't made 'The Donut' beforehand, I would get completely stuck on this one. It's little things like: - Switching between Object Mode and Edit Mode without telling - Not explaining how to place a cursor, or even what it does - 6:22 I misformed the bed pole time and time again before finding out you never said to turn off Proportional Editing from an earlier step - 10:24 You don't mention to exclude the Z axis - No explanation on how to give parts of the play button, books or the paintings their individual color, now that it's part of one object It did teach me a lot of problem solving, and the end result looks absolutely adorable! This video motivates to play around with more low poly projects. After acquiring some more basic Blender knowledge, I'm sure your tutorials are okay to follow.
5:01 CTRL R to do a loop cut and scroll to change the amount of cuts in the mesh. When u add the cut there is an option down at the bottom left of your screen that you can expand in order to fully customize the loop cuts.
Some of the techniques presented here are great to model fast. However it's possible that your models don't look quite well when you export them viewed in a different software. The reason is that some of the meshes were extruded in the negative direction which messed up their normals. When you extrude negatively a game engine won't know what the inside vs outside of the object is. That's what you get when you play a game and clip through a wall and suddenly the entire world is transparant. To fix it: Select the object in object mode Turn to edit mode Press A to select the entire object. Still in edit mode click Mesh > Normals > Recalculate outside.
I remember as a kid struggling with how to do simple spheres and stuff in blender. I'm floored by how well you explained this and made something this complex do-able. Bravo!
For those stuck at 5:13 trying to flatten the arc, try this: 1. As in the video, select all bottom points 2. Hit 'S' to activate scale tool 3. Hit 'Z' to lock to Z axis 4. Hit '0' (zero) to flatten the geometry (at this point notice the scale numbers in the top left) 5. Hit enter to confirm your new shape. 6. Profit.
To fix the mirror modifier at 5:42 click the eyedropper symbol under the "Mirror Object" section in your modifiers. Then click the base of the bed- make sure the axis is set to y as well
Just finished my first blender project under 3 days. I wanna cry this is so beautiful. Other tutorials are kinda intimidating to actual beginners so this one's a gem. It helps encourage beginners in using Blender. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Donut is not that hard you can learn everything by making a donut which you cant learn by making a simple room I made my donut 2nd try at 1st it was not that so good
1:46 This might be helpful for some beginners that are wondering why it only moves up a specific increment. Shortcut Key: Shift + TAB to turn off and on snap to grid.
If you are having problems with mirroring: Go to Object Mode, Highlight the object that the mirroring should be centred around (highlight bed for the mirroring of the bedposts etc) right-click, choose "set Origin" and then choose "Origin to Geometry". Now blender know where the middle of your bed is and the mirroring of the bedposts should work :) Also, make sure that the "Mirror object" in the Mirror modifier is set to the bed.
Bro, I'm still struggling :( It copies the thing above the bed way past where the head should be. I'm gonna duplicate instead, but if you could help me, that'd be awesome
This might be one of the cleanest, most straight-forward tutorials I've ever come across, Blender or otherwise. You highlight so many features in such a succinct way, and the outcome is cute to boot. Thank you!
This is probably the longest it's ever taken me to watch a 15 min video... Brilliant results though, definitely feel like I've learned loads thanks to this tutorial!
I tried this on my 2nd day. After a few hours of work, I messed up everything, so I had to stop. It's day 6, and I just finished this after 4 hours of work, even adding a few objects myself. It was completely worth the time spent here
This guy: make everything in 15 minutes Me: struggling with the wall until 45 minutes anyway thankyou, following this tutorial made me feels like a blender3d master in 1 day
@@noetic5737 select all nodes from the square, press control + r, place your mouse in the middle of the object, then you see the loopcut. scroll up, if you want more loop cuts. If you accidently move your mouse and are afraid of putting them not perfectly, just press right click, to put them back where they were. ^^ I hope this helped!
Thanks for this simple yet amazing tutorial. Though it's only 15 minutes tutorial, I took more than 2 hours to finish this. I'm so happy the result is really good 😄
In case you're having problems with mirroring elements you can right click the source element (as the bed) > set origin > origin to geometry. Basically that moves the orange dot to the center of the object making the mirrored elements to be at the right place.
Thanks! i was wondering why it didn't work. How come he didn't have to set the source (mirror object) to the bed in the video? I was just gonna dupe it if i couldn't mirror it, i think that is the cool part about blender, there's many solutions to one problem.
the best thing about this tutorial is the amount of repetetive actions. You're working on different objects but actions are pretty similar which helps to actually remember them as opposed to just copying :D good work :D
learned in this almost 15 mnt tutorial what some long hours tutorials wont teach you, it covers modeling and lighting and also texturing wich is amazing because almost all other tutorials leave you unsatisfied with unpolished projects that make you thinks it's just crap when you finish them, Thank you
Wow, this was surprisingly easier than I thought. I did it in one afternoon and the next morning. Next time I do a room for the heck of it, I feel confident I'll be able to recreate my room in shapes and solid colors by myself. Thanks for making this tutorial!
5:08 For the proportional editing tool after you select the mid verieces for the tool to activate you have to scroll while HOLDING G+Z and then you will see the tool's circle, hope that helps
Well this probably took me about 6hrs to do but oh my LORD this was an intense tutorial but in a good way. It did take a bit of time to figure out some of the things you were doing but for 90% of this it worked brilliantly. If only I'd had tutorials like this when I was originally learning. Great work :)
Took about 5 hours to make and render it and i have to say it was worth it. The tutorial is quite friendly and the comments of others strugling to find a solution also helped. Thank you so much for created this tutorial. "G"
Finally after 2 days of hardwork I'm done!! This is gonna be my first ever complete blender project yay!🎉❤ the video and especially comments helped me a lot wherever I was stuck!!
I was too excited and finished this in a night!! By far, your tutorial is the easiest to follow along for me, and it's very concise and straightforward. Oh, however, I didn't manage to replicate the mirror modifier for the legs of the bed and drawer, so I just duplicated and joined them manually. I like how you put the shortcut keys as well. Thank you a lot for explaining this so excellently. G
This tutorial covers everything I need. I learned Blender 6 years ago in College. This is a great refresher and really helpful for my work on our booth design. I don't usually make 3d objects for my UI design projects in my whole career but this is so helpful for me to bring back to 3d modelling. Thanks!
took me several months to finally finish this tutorial cos of procrastination. but this is so fun to make and definitely beginner friendly! thank you for the tutorial :>
Some problems and answers I found in comment section: + 3:24 bevel doesn't work check if your vertices didn't doubled: Mesh > Clean Up > Merge by Distance + 5:07 it's zooming in/not doing what it supposed to do on video click "o", then "g" and then scroll up/down. to get symmetrical results, press also "y" + 5:38 mirror modifier is not working check, if your orgins are in right places (object mode, select object > right click > set orgin > orgin to geometry) add in mirror modifier "Mirror object" > choose your bed (I'll update it when I'll go further into the video)
A few days ago, I started to learn a blender by myself and saw this tutorial. I thought it would be easy enough for beginners, so I tried this tutorial.. It was really difficult!! But my ability to use blender has improved. This tutorial is not only helpful but also visually satisfying. Thank you for sharing this tutorial!!
G so this took me a week or so, more so because of work and I love going on my own detours to make my own thing during tutorials.. Though I will say this is a good, not so beginner, but not so advanced tutorial.. I learned a hell of a lot and will come back to this video when I ask myself how do i do something that I saw within this video.. Thank you for the effort in making this video.
bro thank you so much, I wanted a quick tutorial to spark my interest in 3d again, something not too beginner oriented and not too complex. This tutorial was perfect, and has me hyped to do more! Thank you again :D
I learned more from watching this 15 minute video than the other 10 or so videos I've watched since I decided to try learning Blender. Nice work, and thank you!
and i gave up EDIT: GUYSSS ITS BEEN 6 MONTHS DO NOT WORRY SOON IN SUMMER I WILL START MY ANIMATION (FOR NOW IM CREATING A GAME IN POPPY PLAYTIME FOREVER) AND THX FOR THE LIKES I NEVER GOT THIS LIKES BEFORE :D
took me about 7 hours to make this. but I had opened blender for the first time yesterday and made a simple dice that took me 5 hours to figure everything out. I'm proud of myself honestly. and this tutorial was so fun and simple to follow. especially with all the comments helping out on a few spots when I didn't understand
My Very first Blender project that i completed. (Unfortunately, didnt complete the donut.) Took me 2 days but final result was worth it. Got to know many options and how they work! Thank you so much @3DGreenhorn for creating this!!
tip: for smaller increments while using modifiers , for example changing the thickness of the wall with the solidify modifier, hold down shift as you increase/decrease the thickness value with your mouse
Thank you so much for this toturial! My first day using blender, the toturial took me roughly 5 hours to complete. I never thought I would appreciate a video with a computer generated voice, well done! :) "G". Subbed!
In 3:42 I had scaling wrong because my origin point was not in the middle of wall (but where cube was) - to fix it, in object mode select this duplicated wall, right mouse click on it -> Set Origin -> Origin to geometry. In shade smooth step i got some weird shading, for me applying scale worked: On object mode Select object, CTRL+A -> Scale (Blender 3.2.2)
awesome tutorial,3years later and your video still helps many, I added my own items too:) and a different version of books, I added a coffee mug,computer,Books and flowers:) I learned how to make them by watching this video, it helped me use the tools much better 👍Thanks:)
Actually a really good tutorial dude. There are a couple of things here and there that could be better, but for a 15-minute tutorial it's impressive. G
Solution for the mirroring; choose which object to mirror into it with the 'mirror object' tool under the XYZ's selection. Click on the drippler and click on the bed.
For anyone struggling at 8:02, you have to set the "origin to geometry" first before you apply the mirror modifier for the desk itself, not for the leg stand thing that you seperated. For me before I did that, the leg either didn't appear at all or it was too close to the other legs.
@@aes9829 most of these answers you can google, that’s what I had to do when I couldn’t figure it out either 😭. But Select your object (Left click) Enter Edit mode (Tab key) Select all vertices (A key) Press Shift-S, select 'Cursor to selected' Enter Object mode (Tab key) Right-click, select 'Set origin > Origin to cursor' I got that from google cause I’m not at my laptop at the moment. Hope that helps :)!
THANK YOU SO MUCH G! THIS IS THE BEST TUTORIAL. YOU EXPLAINED EACH AND EVERY STEP SO WELL. I HAD FUN MAKING THIS. I LOOK FORWARD TO MORE BLENDER TUTORIALS FROM YOU. SUBSCRIBED ❤ HAVE A GREAT DAY :)
With basics (which i only have 4-6 days worth experience) i manage to finish under 3 hours, it was mostly thanks to a senior that teaches me, either way this tutorial is really simple to follow, eventually I made my own room base on this so it’s good ^^
For everyone struggling at 5:17 trying to straighten the vertices, turn off 'Proportional Editing' and then try to scale and resize the bottom by hand.
Note to self. When you're making the bedpost, you need to extrude the vertices, and not the edges. If you extrude the edges, the separation of the two parts of the bed posts won't have the nice bevel. The bevel is kept when the extrusion is applied on the vertices.
I studied this video for almost 2 weeks... Ensuring that I knew what was instructed and why... This gave me a lot of confidence for some ongoing projects... Thanks for sharing and being clear...
Thanks for this great tutorial. I have been using Maya for a decade, and I am really used to its shortcut and modelling process. Now I am trying to expand my skills in other 3D software, and learning more, outside my comfort zone. Your tutorials are very useful and I love to learn while doing all the steps. Keep up the great work :) !
Those who are stuck at 5:09, i.e the headboar curve is not happening and instead it is zooming in and out then or if you dont find the proportional editing tool (the circle), and scrolling up and down will not work. The tool is actually present there when you turn on proportional editing but it is big enough that you cannot see it. So just simply zoom out until you find the circle and scroll down to adjust its radius. Then you can scale the footboard proportionally. Hope that helps!
Thank you, this is Great! I would suggest trying to make it clearer whether you are in Object Mode or in Edit Mode. It got a little confusing sometimes, e.g. when scaling. Great tutorial though!
Greaaat tutorial! You're very skilled. I guess it maybe convenient if you could add an option that shows your pressed keybutton option. Amazing one. Just loved it! Edit : just checked your channel. It is filled with many tuts that'll help me. Thanks broooo lol
I gotta say this would be hard for a beginner! But I'm a Blue Belt at Blender so this was amazing! Thanks for helping me get back into 3D again. Really do appreciate the video.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I thoroughly enjoyed creating this project, and absolutely love the way it turned out. I think this is a huge step in the right direction in my Blender journey.
5:04 This guy said "enter X-ray mode and then just add some loop cuts" with absolutely no further elaboration like bro WHAT I thought this was a beginner tutorial
i just wanted to say i love all of your tutorials. i have found them so helpful in learning blender. thank you for sharing your expertise in an approachable way.
1:57 If you find your array is going in the wrong way you can fix this by going into your array modifier and change the X Y or Z direction. (its right under the array count)
5:15 La secuencia de botones para "aplanar los vertices" es "S + Z + Numero 0", en caso de que alguien no entienda que teclas son :) 5:39 Si no se refleja, den click en el cuentagotas de "mirror object" y seleccionan la base de la cama, y ahora prueban con el eje "X" o "Y" (solo uno) deberia funcionar.
For 5:15 He usado el traductor de google de inglés a español: paso 1: salir de la edición proporcional con shift+o paso 2: Aplane los vértices con S+Z + número 0 s: escala z : en la dirección z número 0: establece todos los vértices en 0
step1 : exit proportional editing with shift+o step2: Flatten vertices with S+Z + number 0 s : scale z : in z direction number 0 : set all vertices to 0
@@JavierLopez-qf7dd El atajo para "cortes de bucle" es la tecla control + R, por defecto divide el objeto en dos partes, si necesita más cortes de bucle, use la rueda del mouse y gírela hacia adelante.
This is a really great tutorial. It'd probably be good though if it was made clear in the beginning that there are many issues that can arise while doing this that will require extra research to figure out. For instance I was trying to mirror the bed posts but it kept mirroring too short on the x axis and so I had to eventually figure out that the object origin of my 'box spring/mattress plane' was not centered in the middle of the mass. I'm not sure how that happened in mine and not yours, but it did and required an extra bit of research to figure out. I'm sure there are many more moments where things like that will happen for myself and for others.
hi there- i'm actually still stuck at this point and can't mirror the bed posts properly... im thinking about just defaulting and making 4 bedposts at this point;; could i ask where you got the solution for this? thank you so much!!
this seems to be one of the best tutorials I have ever seen! A beautiful and simple explanation of everything G yeah it took me 3 hours to follow your tutorial and I love the results! Was my first try at isometric. You got a gift for teaching. btw: I just learned now that you can activate BOTH CPU and GPU for the rendering under Edit-Preferences-CUDA. This way I could process 4096 passes in 15 seconds. (rtx 4070 and i9-12900k)
If anyone is having problem with the bevel amount with the modifier added to new meshes created from the plane, that's because the plane was scaled down. You need to apply the scale for the modifier to work as in the tutorial. Simply press CTRL + A and select scale to apply scale which will set all scaling to 1, which means the mesh now has its original height, width, and depth and not in proportion.
Any one having problems at 5:11 if you look at the bottom of your left hand corner (right above the timeline) there is a tab that appears once the object has been manipulated. For our instance it's "move". Open the tab and take a look at the proportional size. Mines was set at 960. How? I have no clue but once I changes it to 1 the curve showed up. It took me 2hrs just to get that. Hope that helps.
It was on "resize" for me, but THANK YOU SO MUCH this was making me insane. I had to change the X and Y to 1 and leave the Z at 0. For anyone else having the issue, when you press "s" then "c" then "0" your shape will look nothing like the one in the video - that's ok, just click to set it, then look at the tab in the left bottom corner and change the "scale" of the X and Y to 1.
I’m struggling at 5:07 where you press O to turn on proportional editing… when I press O it turns it on, and I have the vertices selected in the middle of the footboard, but when I scroll it just zooms? I thought maybe you pressed a hot key and didn’t say it but I can’t tell what’s happening in the video around that time, my blender screen seems to look the same as yours… I tried just moving it up and scaling, but neither are working that way. If it matters, I don’t have a real mouse wheel, it’s a bluetooth mouse with a touch sensor wheel, so I can’t press MMB or anything, just scroll. Any way someone could help me out?
idk much but if you press grab/g and ur vertex is selected, you can choose the axis that makes it only go up and down and use the mouse wheel to help with it
finally found the solution drawers not extruding inward! basically, you have to separate the legs of the table by selecting the leg (press one of the faces and L), then pressing p and selection. you can then add the mirror onto this, and it won’t mess with the drawers. hope it helps! 8:20
@@benalze did you figure it out? i scrolled far enough to see someone explain it!! you must select the vertices and then press ctrl g+y scroll up or down/ pg up dwn for the size and then it should work :))
Thanks for the tutorial! I'm not a novice at Blender but your tutorials have been really great for getting out of my art block/back into the swing of things
it's a great tutorial but at one point I'm blocked and I don't know why or how to do it, at 5:34 the mirror modifier works but not like exactly in the video it's a little closer to the footstep so it's not against the wall, can you help me why ?
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Hey, I have a question: Why will my model not bevel? For the 3 square things on the wall they will not bevel at all. What do I do?
thank you
@@MetallicGC Do you solve?
My extrude (E) at 4:20 is happening simply
meaning that it is cuboid type not curved from borders
Please help me and if anyone in comments know the solution to the problem please reply
By the way I really like your way of making
It would be very helpful to see what keys you are pressing in this video. How did you separate the table top from the table at 8:52 for example
5:06 Crtl + R + Scroll
Put a like so that everyone can see, I've been looking for 4 hours for this
He already said how to make that before in the tutorial
why didnt u google it
@@Mattia_gms Not everyone watches all his videos.
@@subsubsub-s8x he mentions the loop cut at 3:03
Thank you!
Took me 3 days to finish this 15 minutes tutorial. But I made it. I finished rendering the image just now. It's looking so great compared to the work I had to put in. I am so glad to have made it as my first blender project. I also watched your 10 minutes blender basics videos. So thanks a lot 😀❤️.
What matters is you didn't gave up, congrats for finishing 👏
3 days too, not because it's hard, but because my laptop is frcking slow =_=
I'm so proud of you, guy. I know I have had my own issues, but this tutorial is awesome because you get to learn what messing up leads to, which is it's own fun for later projects. lol
ohh man i feel you. I am realy glad that peoplw also sharing their fail stories and how they keep going. The best motivator ever
Hello !!!🖐 Can you visit my channel and appreciate my works ? I am new one in Blender and I want to progress in 3D so I need your opinion. Thank you in advance.🙃
at 3:25 this is how i add bevel modifier in blender 3.0 : go to EDIT MODE --> Select the wall and then press "A" --> Press "M" on your keyboard and then select "By Distance" --> add bevel modifier. Hope this help :)
Thanks a lot
Thanks that worked:)
OMG THANKS !!! I was looking for a solution during one hour :,)
Thank you!!
Life saver, I was gonna give up again
For those who are beginners, following this tutorial may be quite difficult because the instructor does not mention a number of critical things he's doing, like switching between Object and Edit modes. For instance, at around 7:07, he goes Edit ->Object->Edit so fast that if you don't know what to look for, you'll miss it. And then wondering why what you're doing doesn't match his. Another example: 7:31, he says, "Add a plane. Extrude it up." He never mentions SCALING the plane, nor switching to Edit mode in order to Extrude. Having Screencast Keys turned on would have been a help, but he does not use them here (not counting the occasional text added in post-editing the video), so there are lots of pitfalls where he neglects to mention the exact steps he's executing. This is really more of an intermediate tutorial, for those who are more familiar with Blender and can see/know the steps he left out.
Some might argue that he says at the beginning, "I've tried to make this tutorial beginner friendly, but I'll be using some keyboard shortcuts throughout the video." However, the title of the video says BEGINNER TUTORIAL. Therefore it should be extremely beginner friendly, not just "sort of."
It seems a lot of these TH-cam Blender content creators are keen to present "Do this X in 15 minutes"-type tutorials, so they skim through what they're actually doing just to keep the content to the length of time mentioned in the (somewhat click-baity) title. Notice how there are some areas where the video is sped up. How many people *actually* complete this 3D bedroom in 15 minutes? In my experience, most of these "do this in X minutes" tutorials will take at least four times as long, if not more. Which is fine, but when it's due to lack of proper instructions, it can quickly become an exercise in frustration, especially for beginners trying to learn.
Thanks for the feedback Katie, I'll try to improve 👍 You may like my new Living room tutorial where I enabled the Screencast tool, and also the video length is around an hour.
@@3dgreenhorn Hahaha no please keep the tutorials brief :) im a beginner and i like this tutorial alot :)
@@BobThef That aint the point here bud. The main point is that the uploader neglects several critical things that would lead next step to another. I’m an absolute beginner, and I got frustrated doing this because I thought I’m not fast enough to catch up, but now I know why now that OP has mentioned it.
If you don't know how to use the interface, you're not a beginner yet, you're just lazy.
This types of software are learn-by-doing. How can I learn if not all the commands are told? It also doesn't help the fact that I'm not a native english speaker and a lot of time i hear something for something else. for example alt + C instead of alt + E. How does not knowing something makes someone lazy?
I agree with some other comments posted here: this is NOT a tutorial for complete beginners, counting myself among them. If I hadn't made 'The Donut' beforehand, I would get completely stuck on this one.
It's little things like:
- Switching between Object Mode and Edit Mode without telling
- Not explaining how to place a cursor, or even what it does
- 6:22 I misformed the bed pole time and time again before finding out you never said to turn off Proportional Editing from an earlier step
- 10:24 You don't mention to exclude the Z axis
- No explanation on how to give parts of the play button, books or the paintings their individual color, now that it's part of one object
It did teach me a lot of problem solving, and the end result looks absolutely adorable! This video motivates to play around with more low poly projects. After acquiring some more basic Blender knowledge, I'm sure your tutorials are okay to follow.
same
5:01 CTRL R to do a loop cut and scroll to change the amount of cuts in the mesh. When u add the cut there is an option down at the bottom left of your screen that you can expand in order to fully customize the loop cuts.
what the option
thanks man
I am lost. Hello I am on placing footboard but I can't seems to get pass beyond placing loops. Can you help me :) thanks
@@CorrosiveWeBecame bottom left of your screen, there is a box that only pops up after you add a cut. You can change many settings from there
@@pinkcatdesign you mean your having trouble with the mirror mod?
Some of the techniques presented here are great to model fast. However it's possible that your models don't look quite well when you export them viewed in a different software. The reason is that some of the meshes were extruded in the negative direction which messed up their normals. When you extrude negatively a game engine won't know what the inside vs outside of the object is. That's what you get when you play a game and clip through a wall and suddenly the entire world is transparant.
To fix it:
Select the object in object mode
Turn to edit mode
Press A to select the entire object.
Still in edit mode click Mesh > Normals > Recalculate outside.
I remember as a kid struggling with how to do simple spheres and stuff in blender. I'm floored by how well you explained this and made something this complex do-able. Bravo!
Thanks 😊
this is how i feel right now :P but this tutorial is great
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Grant Abbitt is better at explaining things for beginners, this guy is more like an intermediate level tbh.
Oh hey I'm subscribed to this guy
For those stuck at 5:13 trying to flatten the arc, try this:
1. As in the video, select all bottom points
2. Hit 'S' to activate scale tool
3. Hit 'Z' to lock to Z axis
4. Hit '0' (zero) to flatten the geometry (at this point notice the scale numbers in the top left)
5. Hit enter to confirm your new shape.
6. Profit.
I also made a tutorial of isometric design in illustrator. If any one interested you can check this tutorial
th-cam.com/video/znHSmslA1R0/w-d-xo.html
GOD YOU SAVE ME
Thank you so much
remember to turn off proportional editing
Thank you
To fix the mirror modifier at 5:42 click the eyedropper symbol under the "Mirror Object" section in your modifiers. Then click the base of the bed- make sure the axis is set to y as well
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thank you!
it worked haha, this comment needs more likes!!
Just finished my first blender project under 3 days. I wanna cry this is so beautiful. Other tutorials are kinda intimidating to actual beginners so this one's a gem. It helps encourage beginners in using Blender. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
started 2 days ago and just made this while struggling to make a donut, I got to say this tutorial was very simple! "G" :D
Congrats 👏
Same Im also struggling for the Donut
I was busy with the donut and my computer restarted.. now I'm mad at the donut and I'm here :)
Learn the basic dude, than start the tutorials
Donut is not that hard you can learn everything by making a donut which you cant learn by making a simple room I made my donut 2nd try at 1st it was not that so good
I love the fast pace and how the design is so flexible so you can make it your own by adding things without messing up modifiers and stuff
5:10 he doesn´t mention it but after pressing "O" you must press "G" to move the vertice, otherwise your scroll will only zoom in and out.
helpful tip, push it up, thanks.
I FOOKIN LOVE YOU.
OMG
Thank you!
should have saved 30 minutes if i check it sooner ;)
Why did I find this comment now I spent hours to figure this out lol
1:46
This might be helpful for some beginners that are wondering why it only moves up a specific increment.
Shortcut Key: Shift + TAB to turn off and on snap to grid.
thank you!
well that explains a lot of my troubles
bro saving lives
tysmmm!!!
Bro while pressing s this coming in square shape only not getting rectangle shape
If you are having problems with mirroring: Go to Object Mode, Highlight the object that the mirroring should be centred around (highlight bed for the mirroring of the bedposts etc) right-click, choose "set Origin" and then choose "Origin to Geometry". Now blender know where the middle of your bed is and the mirroring of the bedposts should work :) Also, make sure that the "Mirror object" in the Mirror modifier is set to the bed.
bro am having this wierd black shadow when i apply smooth shades any fix? 5:27
Fixed just turn on the auto smooth..
thank you! Was wondering why the mirroring is not working
Bro, I'm still struggling :( It copies the thing above the bed way past where the head should be. I'm gonna duplicate instead, but if you could help me, that'd be awesome
@@franztomandl51 if u r in reddit join blender community u will get ur help
This might be one of the cleanest, most straight-forward tutorials I've ever come across, Blender or otherwise. You highlight so many features in such a succinct way, and the outcome is cute to boot. Thank you!
This is probably the longest it's ever taken me to watch a 15 min video...
Brilliant results though, definitely feel like I've learned loads thanks to this tutorial!
Can you give me a help? my bevel modifier is not working
I tried this on my 2nd day. After a few hours of work, I messed up everything, so I had to stop.
It's day 6, and I just finished this after 4 hours of work, even adding a few objects myself. It was completely worth the time spent here
This guy:
make everything in 15 minutes
Me:
struggling with the wall until 45 minutes
anyway thankyou, following this tutorial made me feels like a blender3d master in 1 day
same
I'm struggling with the wall currently... can you tell me how to make the loop cut go around the entire object instead of just the outer faces?
@@noetic5737 select all nodes from the square, press control + r, place your mouse in the middle of the object, then you see the loopcut. scroll up, if you want more loop cuts. If you accidently move your mouse and are afraid of putting them not perfectly, just press right click, to put them back where they were. ^^
I hope this helped!
@@MinishMilly doesnt work. might be cuase idk what a node is but please explain more
I love this style. When learning 3d modeling it's important to find tutorials with a graphical style that inspires you. And this one definitely does.
Thanks for this simple yet amazing tutorial. Though it's only 15 minutes tutorial, I took more than 2 hours to finish this. I'm so happy the result is really good 😄
Congrats 👏
GGGGGGGGGGG
THIS IS THE BEST TUTORIAL I'VE EVER SEEN. I got lost a couple of times, but I found my way and learnt A LOT. Thank you so much!!
I quit the donut to this, this felt so detailed and beginner friendly thank you so much! I feel proud of what i made from this.
In case you're having problems with mirroring elements you can right click the source element (as the bed) > set origin > origin to geometry.
Basically that moves the orange dot to the center of the object making the mirrored elements to be at the right place.
Thanks! i was wondering why it didn't work. How come he didn't have to set the source (mirror object) to the bed in the video?
I was just gonna dupe it if i couldn't mirror it, i think that is the cool part about blender, there's many solutions to one problem.
the best thing about this tutorial is the amount of repetetive actions. You're working on different objects but actions are pretty similar which helps to actually remember them as opposed to just copying :D good work :D
learned in this almost 15 mnt tutorial what some long hours tutorials wont teach you, it covers modeling and lighting and also texturing wich is amazing because almost all other tutorials leave you unsatisfied with unpolished projects that make you thinks it's just crap when you finish them, Thank you
Those who want to start their work should watch this video because it shows every step that needs to be followed because it's easy.
Probably one of the best tutorials I've ever watched! SO easy to follow a long and the practice as helped me navigate Blender better :) Thank you!
This is the kind of tutorial that I love. Fast, clear and precise. 👍👍
Wow, this was surprisingly easier than I thought. I did it in one afternoon and the next morning. Next time I do a room for the heck of it, I feel confident I'll be able to recreate my room in shapes and solid colors by myself. Thanks for making this tutorial!
:D
before this i didnt even know how to change the scale of a cube now i confidently create my own projects. best tutorial ever!
Simple, complete and straightforward, this might be the best tutorial I have ever seen
Thanks 😊
5:08 For the proportional editing tool after you select the mid verieces for the tool to activate you have to scroll while HOLDING G+Z and then you will see the tool's circle, hope that helps
Saved my life bro tysm
Thank you
thank you, life saver
i cant select them
Well this probably took me about 6hrs to do but oh my LORD this was an intense tutorial but in a good way. It did take a bit of time to figure out some of the things you were doing but for 90% of this it worked brilliantly. If only I'd had tutorials like this when I was originally learning. Great work :)
Thanks 😊
Took about 5 hours to make and render it and i have to say it was worth it. The tutorial is quite friendly and the comments of others strugling to find a solution also helped. Thank you so much for created this tutorial. "G"
Finally after 2 days of hardwork I'm done!! This is gonna be my first ever complete blender project yay!🎉❤ the video and especially comments helped me a lot wherever I was stuck!!
I was too excited and finished this in a night!! By far, your tutorial is the easiest to follow along for me, and it's very concise and straightforward. Oh, however, I didn't manage to replicate the mirror modifier for the legs of the bed and drawer, so I just duplicated and joined them manually. I like how you put the shortcut keys as well. Thank you a lot for explaining this so excellently. G
This tutorial covers everything I need. I learned Blender 6 years ago in College. This is a great refresher and really helpful for my work on our booth design. I don't usually make 3d objects for my UI design projects in my whole career but this is so helpful for me to bring back to 3d modelling. Thanks!
I've been learning blender for a couple of months now, and I haven't ever learned so many useful tips and tricks from a single video. 👍
THIS WAS SO FUN took me probably an hour and a half but i am so happy with the final render!
My man just duplicated and scaled his way to a complete 3d model while i struggle with so many commands. Pure genius!
took me several months to finally finish this tutorial cos of procrastination. but this is so fun to make and definitely beginner friendly! thank you for the tutorial :>
Some problems and answers I found in comment section:
+ 3:24 bevel doesn't work
check if your vertices didn't doubled:
Mesh > Clean Up > Merge by Distance
+ 5:07 it's zooming in/not doing what it supposed to do on video
click "o", then "g" and then scroll up/down. to get symmetrical results, press also "y"
+ 5:38 mirror modifier is not working
check, if your orgins are in right places (object mode, select object > right click > set orgin > orgin to geometry)
add in mirror modifier "Mirror object" > choose your bed
(I'll update it when I'll go further into the video)
thanks! you saved my day!
Thanks bro
A few days ago, I started to learn a blender by myself and saw this tutorial. I thought it would be easy enough for beginners, so I tried this tutorial.. It was really difficult!! But my ability to use blender has improved. This tutorial is not only helpful but also visually satisfying. Thank you for sharing this tutorial!!
I recommend doing blender guru's tutorial on the doughnut. That tutorial is very beginner.
G so this took me a week or so, more so because of work and I love going on my own detours to make my own thing during tutorials.. Though I will say this is a good, not so beginner, but not so advanced tutorial.. I learned a hell of a lot and will come back to this video when I ask myself how do i do something that I saw within this video.. Thank you for the effort in making this video.
bro thank you so much, I wanted a quick tutorial to spark my interest in 3d again, something not too beginner oriented and not too complex. This tutorial was perfect, and has me hyped to do more! Thank you again :D
i really love the lighting, its beautiful!!
Thanks 😊
I learned more from watching this 15 minute video than the other 10 or so videos I've watched since I decided to try learning Blender. Nice work, and thank you!
and i gave up
EDIT: GUYSSS ITS BEEN 6 MONTHS DO NOT WORRY SOON IN SUMMER I WILL START MY ANIMATION (FOR NOW IM CREATING A GAME IN POPPY PLAYTIME FOREVER) AND THX FOR THE LIKES I NEVER GOT THIS LIKES BEFORE :D
Did you give up Blender altogether? Don't give up, I believe in you.
@@vildrox019who are you 😐
@@khanra17a courageous individual who strives to stand up for peoples dreams
YOU MUSTN’T GIVE UP KING
YOU GOT THIS!
If the creators of that game in your profile photo managed to make millions by modeling horrible, ugly and poorly optimized things, you can do it
took me about 7 hours to make this. but I had opened blender for the first time yesterday and made a simple dice that took me 5 hours to figure everything out. I'm proud of myself honestly. and this tutorial was so fun and simple to follow. especially with all the comments helping out on a few spots when I didn't understand
My Very first Blender project that i completed. (Unfortunately, didnt complete the donut.) Took me 2 days but final result was worth it. Got to know many options and how they work! Thank you so much @3DGreenhorn for creating this!!
tip: for smaller increments while using modifiers , for example changing the thickness of the wall with the solidify modifier, hold down shift as you increase/decrease the thickness value with your mouse
Pls help i can't be able to select face of cube when i press 3 it showing uper view in edit mode
Thank you so much for this toturial! My first day using blender, the toturial took me roughly 5 hours to complete. I never thought I would appreciate a video with a computer generated voice, well done! :) "G". Subbed!
this is hurt to just by watch. well maybe if listening to this comp generated voice reduce the stressfullness...
In 3:42 I had scaling wrong because my origin point was not in the middle of wall (but where cube was) - to fix it, in object mode select this duplicated wall, right mouse click on it -> Set Origin -> Origin to geometry.
In shade smooth step i got some weird shading, for me applying scale worked: On object mode Select object, CTRL+A -> Scale
(Blender 3.2.2)
thanks bro thats help me a lot
thank you sooo much!
extruding that pieces of the wall doesn't work for me - keeps cutting that face out
okay so basically he said shift + e which creases the face...shift + d for duplicate and now it works. Blender is SO frustrating
thank sire!
awesome tutorial,3years later and your video still helps many, I added my own items too:) and a different version of books, I added a coffee mug,computer,Books and flowers:) I learned how to make them by watching this video, it helped me use the tools much better 👍Thanks:)
Actually a really good tutorial dude. There are a couple of things here and there that could be better, but for a 15-minute tutorial it's impressive. G
Solution for the mirroring; choose which object to mirror into it with the 'mirror object' tool under the XYZ's selection. Click on the drippler and click on the bed.
thx
you are amazing dude thank you
Thank you!
You the fucking goat
Thank you
For anyone struggling at 8:02, you have to set the "origin to geometry" first before you apply the mirror modifier for the desk itself, not for the leg stand thing that you seperated. For me before I did that, the leg either didn't appear at all or it was too close to the other legs.
how do you set the origin to geometry....?
@@aes9829 most of these answers you can google, that’s what I had to do when I couldn’t figure it out either 😭. But
Select your object (Left click)
Enter Edit mode (Tab key)
Select all vertices (A key)
Press Shift-S, select 'Cursor to selected'
Enter Object mode (Tab key)
Right-click, select 'Set origin > Origin to cursor'
I got that from google cause I’m not at my laptop at the moment. Hope that helps :)!
@@ravae882 omg ty so much for detailed steps!!! it truly helped me a lot God bless you and have a good day!
THANK YOU SO MUCH G! THIS IS THE BEST TUTORIAL. YOU EXPLAINED EACH AND EVERY STEP SO WELL. I HAD FUN MAKING THIS.
I LOOK FORWARD TO MORE BLENDER TUTORIALS FROM YOU. SUBSCRIBED ❤
HAVE A GREAT DAY :)
okey mr.ALL CAPS
11:17 Congrats u have made it to 100 k
so u can have that youtube play button
appreciating the efforts u put in this video
With basics (which i only have 4-6 days worth experience) i manage to finish under 3 hours, it was mostly thanks to a senior that teaches me, either way this tutorial is really simple to follow, eventually I made my own room base on this so it’s good ^^
I've been looking for such tutorials for a long time. Thanks for putting this up, now I can draw virtually anything in 3D stylishly!
For everyone struggling at 5:17 trying to straighten the vertices, turn off 'Proportional Editing' and then try to scale and resize the bottom by hand.
thanks that helped
Thanks !
Note to self. When you're making the bedpost, you need to extrude the vertices, and not the edges. If you extrude the edges, the separation of the two parts of the bed posts won't have the nice bevel. The bevel is kept when the extrusion is applied on the vertices.
I studied this video for almost 2 weeks... Ensuring that I knew what was instructed and why... This gave me a lot of confidence for some ongoing projects... Thanks for sharing and being clear...
Thanks for this great tutorial. I have been using Maya for a decade, and I am really used to its shortcut and modelling process. Now I am trying to expand my skills in other 3D software, and learning more, outside my comfort zone. Your tutorials are very useful and I love to learn while doing all the steps. Keep up the great work :) !
Those who are stuck at 5:09, i.e the headboar curve is not happening and instead it is zooming in and out then or if you dont find the proportional editing tool (the circle), and scrolling up and down will not work. The tool is actually present there when you turn on proportional editing but it is big enough that you cannot see it. So just simply zoom out until you find the circle and scroll down to adjust its radius. Then you can scale the footboard proportionally. Hope that helps!
i cannot find the circle?
me neither
THANK YOU SO MUCHHHH I LOVE YOUU MAN
Thank you, this is Great!
I would suggest trying to make it clearer whether you are in Object Mode or in Edit Mode. It got a little confusing sometimes, e.g. when scaling. Great tutorial though!
Greaaat tutorial!
You're very skilled. I guess it maybe convenient if you could add an option that shows your pressed keybutton option.
Amazing one. Just loved it!
Edit : just checked your channel. It is filled with many tuts that'll help me. Thanks broooo lol
Thanks, I'll make sure to do that next time I make a beginners tutorial 👍
I had abandoned blender now I'm back and this seems like the perfect project to start.
I gotta say this would be hard for a beginner! But I'm a Blue Belt at Blender so this was amazing! Thanks for helping me get back into 3D again. Really do appreciate the video.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I thoroughly enjoyed creating this project, and absolutely love the way it turned out. I think this is a huge step in the right direction in my Blender journey.
9:29 It's shit + z after pressing S, to scale on x and y axes at the same time !
thanksss
5:04 This guy said "enter X-ray mode and then just add some loop cuts" with absolutely no further elaboration like bro WHAT I thought this was a beginner tutorial
i just wanted to say i love all of your tutorials. i have found them so helpful in learning blender. thank you for sharing your expertise in an approachable way.
The most important and used tools...
* Extrude
* Scale
* Insert faces
* Bevel
* Duplicate
.... 😍
1:57 If you find your array is going in the wrong way you can fix this by going into your array modifier and change the X Y or Z direction. (its right under the array count)
Oh thank you, I needed that!!
Thank you so much
5:15 La secuencia de botones para "aplanar los vertices" es "S + Z + Numero 0", en caso de que alguien no entienda que teclas son :)
5:39 Si no se refleja, den click en el cuentagotas de "mirror object" y seleccionan la base de la cama, y ahora prueban con el eje "X" o "Y" (solo uno) deberia funcionar.
For 5:15 He usado el traductor de google de inglés a español:
paso 1: salir de la edición proporcional con shift+o
paso 2: Aplane los vértices con
S+Z + número 0
s: escala
z : en la dirección z
número 0: establece todos los vértices en 0
step1 : exit proportional editing with shift+o
step2: Flatten vertices with
S+Z + number 0
s : scale
z : in z direction
number 0 : set all vertices to 0
Thank you!
5:05 No se cómo hacer la parte en la que dice que hay que hacer unos "Loop cuts" y se divide el objeto en varias partes, ¿Como se hace?
@@JavierLopez-qf7dd El atajo para "cortes de bucle" es la tecla control + R, por defecto divide el objeto en dos partes, si necesita más cortes de bucle, use la rueda del mouse y gírela hacia adelante.
This is a really great tutorial. It'd probably be good though if it was made clear in the beginning that there are many issues that can arise while doing this that will require extra research to figure out. For instance I was trying to mirror the bed posts but it kept mirroring too short on the x axis and so I had to eventually figure out that the object origin of my 'box spring/mattress plane' was not centered in the middle of the mass. I'm not sure how that happened in mine and not yours, but it did and required an extra bit of research to figure out. I'm sure there are many more moments where things like that will happen for myself and for others.
hi there- i'm actually still stuck at this point and can't mirror the bed posts properly... im thinking about just defaulting and making 4 bedposts at this point;; could i ask where you got the solution for this? thank you so much!!
this seems to be one of the best tutorials I have ever seen! A beautiful and simple explanation of everything G
yeah it took me 3 hours to follow your tutorial and I love the results! Was my first try at isometric. You got a gift for teaching.
btw: I just learned now that you can activate BOTH CPU and GPU for the rendering under Edit-Preferences-CUDA.
This way I could process 4096 passes in 15 seconds. (rtx 4070 and i9-12900k)
G - Great little project that covers loads of useful basic and some slightly more advanced techniques, thank you!
If anyone is having problem with the bevel amount with the modifier added to new meshes created from the plane, that's because the plane was scaled down. You need to apply the scale for the modifier to work as in the tutorial. Simply press CTRL + A and select scale to apply scale which will set all scaling to 1, which means the mesh now has its original height, width, and depth and not in proportion.
THANK YOU SOO MUCH BROO! I’ve been doing blender for awhile and I completely forgot about applying the transforms.
Any one having problems at 5:11 if you look at the bottom of your left hand corner (right above the timeline) there is a tab that appears once the object has been manipulated. For our instance it's "move". Open the tab and take a look at the proportional size. Mines was set at 960. How? I have no clue but once I changes it to 1 the curve showed up. It took me 2hrs just to get that. Hope that helps.
It was on "resize" for me, but THANK YOU SO MUCH this was making me insane. I had to change the X and Y to 1 and leave the Z at 0. For anyone else having the issue, when you press "s" then "c" then "0" your shape will look nothing like the one in the video - that's ok, just click to set it, then look at the tab in the left bottom corner and change the "scale" of the X and Y to 1.
heyyy its ez, just scroll up or down mouse and done
THANK YOU
I’m struggling at 5:07 where you press O to turn on proportional editing… when I press O it turns it on, and I have the vertices selected in the middle of the footboard, but when I scroll it just zooms? I thought maybe you pressed a hot key and didn’t say it but I can’t tell what’s happening in the video around that time, my blender screen seems to look the same as yours… I tried just moving it up and scaling, but neither are working that way.
If it matters, I don’t have a real mouse wheel, it’s a bluetooth mouse with a touch sensor wheel, so I can’t press MMB or anything, just scroll.
Any way someone could help me out?
idk much but if you press grab/g and ur vertex is selected, you can choose the axis that makes it only go up and down and use the mouse wheel to help with it
@@syfere thanks a lot, I had the same Problem. Its not shown that you have to press G afterwards, so I was very confused. Now it works :)
Did you select G for grab first?
you need to press g before scrolling
@@garymation7426 shut uyp
took me around 6 hours to get this done but im very happy with how it turned out im excited to try making other stuff in your playlist
finally found the solution drawers not extruding inward! basically, you have to separate the legs of the table by selecting the leg (press one of the faces and L), then pressing p and selection. you can then add the mirror onto this, and it won’t mess with the drawers. hope it helps! 8:20
3:50 having serious probelm with this picture mesh
Another great demo - skillfully done and looks so easy when you show it. Thank you. "G" :)
Yes! Thanks for watching till the end 😊
I have a little problem, on 5:04 , how do add loop cuts? btw thanks for the tutorial it really motivates me :D
Ctrl + R
Then use middle mouse to scroll up
@@ejiridzi thank you very much!
@@ejiridzi hey,im struggling with that scroll up part, page up/down doesnt work either like it wont bend like in the video lol
@@jadalade Same
@@benalze did you figure it out? i scrolled far enough to see someone explain it!! you must select the vertices and then press ctrl g+y scroll up or down/ pg up dwn for the size and then it should work :))
You just make it look very easy! And its also basically easy!
Just add plain, solidify, add bevel, scale, extrude
Your low poly style is so good to look at. Subbed
For 3:14 remember to hit "Tab' to enter the edit mode
Thank you i was struggling here
2:35 does not create the thickness but stretches the two faces creating a distorted copy, any advice?
5:06 I don't understand how you moved up everything... It didn't do anything when I select the middle point and try to move up
did you selesct the both top vertices and turned on proportional editing with O? then hit g and z to move it up. should work
Fantastic tutorial! G It was a little fast paced but if the viewer is patient enough can certainly follow and accomplish it.
Thanks for the tutorial! I'm not a novice at Blender but your tutorials have been really great for getting out of my art block/back into the swing of things
Great to hear!
it's a great tutorial but at one point I'm blocked and I don't know why or how to do it, at 5:34 the mirror modifier works but not like exactly in the video it's a little closer to the footstep so it's not against the wall, can you help me why ?
Also encountering this problem here
just copy it (shift+d) if it still doesnt work
5:25 stuck on this part when I duplicate it and extrude it just becomes one and sticks together
let me know when you find a solution for that
bro please tell me you found a solution 😭
My (Solution): in the bevel modifier go to geometry and disable clamp overlap. Made it better, but not the Best solution i think