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Yeah you're right. I made this video as a way to document my Blender learning journey and this was my second project outside of following tutorials. So back then I had no idea what low poly actually meant and thought it was just optics. Maybe I should make a second part where I go back to this project and optimize it for games... But sadly I don't have time for that at the moment. I could ad a disclaimer in the discription if you think that would help. In any case I apologize for misleading you. That wasn't my intention.

I used ctrl. B to bevel and then scrolled up on the mouse wheel to at more segments. Hope this helps~

Sure go for it. I'd love to see your results!

Sure go for it! Would love to see the results

@@belisr3d thanks so much. I'm just beginner. but I'll let you know if it ends up being published

I used a program called PureRef. It's pretty useful and I use it for almost all of my Projects. If you're interested here is the link to the website www.pureref.com/

You select the loop cut and press s together with y to scale it along the y-axis. Although since a loop cut usually only has two dimensions you could just scale it without having it locked on one axis. Hope this helped

I agree. It's just that back when I made this I was new to 3d and just modeled this based on the style I found when I searched for low poly on Pinterest. So I didn't really know what I was talking about. Do you think I should change the title?

@@belisr3d You could probably call it "stylized". But "low poly" is a subjective thing depending on use case so its really up to you.

I just applied the techniques I learned from tutorials (mostly 3d greenhorn) to a medieval looking house. I didn't have a reference so I just copied parts from houses I knew from memory and kinda patchworked it together.

Are you beveling manually or with the bevel modifier? If you're doing it manually make sure to apply all transforms and check if the normals are flipped. If you are using the modifier make sure that there are no overlapping vertexes. To do that select everything and press Alt M, merge by distance. Hope this helps

Thank you so much for watching. Sadly I'm really busy at the moment and don't have the time to make videos but I do have a small playlist with some tutorials where I explain some of the concepts. The one with the windmill might be the most similar in concept. But the techniques I used here should show up in most of the other tutorials as well. Have fun modeling!

When I created this video I was leaning Blender myself and didn't think anyone would want to learn from it but I have made some other tutorials since then if you are interested

@@belisr3d Yeah, I had noticed the same comments about this later, and watched other tutorials. They're great and really helped me! Thanks! And sorry for repeating the same critique as in other comments, I should've looked

No worries, I love hearing about other people's blender journeys and helping where I can :)

Keep making things which you actually want to make. When you hit a roadblock and cant figure out how to do it, then youtube search it. Thats how i learned to model in blender.

Do you mean the reference image? It's this one twitter.com/loishh/status/1437455938731102212/photo/1

​@@belisr3d what texture did u use?

I used some free textures from BlenderKit. But not sure which ones

@@belisr3d Alright!

I don't have a video explaining the process but you can see me do it in this video ruclips.net/video/SMNY8WZjDY8/видео.html Basically what you do is you get the PBR setup for two materials into one shader and then use the mix RGB node with a mask to paint in the areas where you want to switch between the two materials. I learned to do it from the blender guru tutorial with the abandoned house. That one has some more concepts I didn't use here but it's definitely worth a watch. ruclips.net/video/1aNnERnHRZg/видео.htmlsi=npB10USr2RzTYifM Hope this helps:)

@@belisr3d tysm! ill see! have a nice day/night! :D

@@belisr3d would it be possible if you made a video doing that?

I am really busy with university these days so I sadly don't have time to make videos at the moment

@@belisr3d ah okay

I have some tutorials where all the shortcuts are visible and I explain what I'm doing. This was one of my first blender projects, so I didn't think anyone would want to learn from it ':)

@@belisr3d sokay, this is really nice tho

@@belisr3d it is great tho. i'm doing a master degree in arts now and this vid helps a lot!!!

Just use decimate to decrease the amount of triangles

Can you send me the time stamp? I can try and explain it in more detail

Oops as a cellist this shouldn't have happened to me xD

@@belisr3d oh lol

I'm a bit busy at the moment but I plan on doing so in the future (no promises on when that will be though). Do you have any specific pieces of stefan in mind?

@@belisr3d No I don't have any specific pieces in mind. I like all his work but thank you for your work

I'd love to see your result! You could tag me on Instagram or send it to me in my DM's instagram.com/belisr.3d?igshid=MzMyNGUyNmU2YQ==

Yeah the one I have at home is also simpler but I thought the bass trombone looked more interesting

You're welcome!

It's a bit late but I made a short tutorial on the topic. I hope this helps~ ruclips.net/user/shortsAfsSQZJK6ds?feature=share