Realistic Office Desk and Chair (Blender Tutorial)
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In this Blender tutorial, we will be creating this office desk and office chair.
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I really appreciate the time he takes to make sure everything is very clear. His explanations could not be more detailed.
Glad you like the tutorial!
Please make more like this for beginners with varieties of tricks we learnt from your tutorials. Thank you.
thanks 👍
Your workflow is so easy to follow. I've learned so much with your tutorials. Great job
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching.
The Ryan King Stamp of Approval means you cant go wrong. Every tutorial is great.
Thanks!
The Mirror Modifier is so powerful for symmetrically accurate projects!
Yep! 👍
I like how in every video for same thing you use different methods to make it. This playlist with furniture is very useful. My favourite modeler right now 😁
What I loved the most from this tutorial is your easy to follow workflow.....it was amazing
Glad you liked it!
@@RyanKingArt I loved it Ryan
Thanks man! You're tutorial was really great and also helped a lot.
Thanks for watching!
Learning Blender seems to be a bigger project than I anticipated. :)
Well yeah 3d software's are complex.
You are the best blender teacher ever❤
thank you very much. 🙂
great tutorial man, thank you
You're welcome!
Wonderful,Thanks dear!
Welcome!
Great vid!
Thank you!
This tutorial is sooo goood, it deserves more attention!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for posting your process it helps so much! :D
Glad its helpful. Thank you for watching!
Very nice tutorial. Thank you!
Most welcome!
Thank you so much for this video. You made modelling easier for me.
glad it helped!
superb sir...thank u so much
your welcome : )
great tutorial!
Thanks so much!
thanks
Welcome!
Thank you!
your welcome!
Really good tutorial!
Thanks!
This is so good thank you
Thanks : )
can you teach us how to import blender models to unity, like models with advanced nodes or basic texture.
This video was super helpful
Thank you so much for the tutorial!😊
You’re welcome!
Nice work 👍🏼
thanks!
amazing work
Thanks so much!
Too Nice to watch..Keep Going on
Thanks
Beautifully explained thank you so much :-)
Thanks for watching 👍
thanks so much
Your welcome! Thanks for watching : )
I noticed you use a lot of loop cuts to sharpen corners after smoothing. Would you be better off using a bevel before doing the smoothing? Thanks in advance. By the way, I'm greatly enjoying your tutorials. Keep up the excellent work!
What part in the video are you talking about? Because I do use the Bevel in the tutorial.
Hey it could be useful if you make an PC-Mouse tutorial. A Mouse like logitech. Thanks :)
Thanks for the idea!
I always use right click select. It was that way since 2.6 i think when i first started using blender. It is much easier. And i hated it after more than a year of pause from blender and i came back to 3.2 version and it was left click select. 😂 But i found it in preferences how to change it. Yeah i forgot almost everything while not doing it for over a year 😅😂
I always suck at lighting😥.... any tip por favor?
I like using HDRI's for the base of my lighting. They really help to make the lighting more realistic.
Wooooooo
Thanks.
Just now I started this work.
It was supposed to be something simple. I'm curious how it will be with me.
As I have seen, this tutorial is also a super good work from you.
So slowly I can understand better what you're talking about.
If you hardly understand English, then the letters A, E, sound like A in German. And also the same with the letters E, I that sounds in German like E, so that I had to test until now always what you mean.
But solangasm I have understood it.
So thanks a lot for that.
Hope you make soon times again a beginners or advanced tutorial. I am curious.
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I hope you are able to follow along with the tutorial. Thank you for watching!
@@RyanKingArt Well, I think so, it's not too hard.
Normally I would want to show you my final work, but I unfortunately have no Instagram, Twitter and no homepage. An own homepage I can not afford as an old pensioner. And Instagram etc. I do not like because of the data octopus. Well never mind.
In any case, one can learn a lot from you.
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@@mexlemax3307 bit late but you can just post on imgur
my next target is to model this giant
cool! 👍
appreciated
thanks for watching! 👍
45:39 reminds me to ask if Blender has a polar array option similar to AutoCAD? Would be handy for this kind of shape. Loved the video btw 👍
I never used Cad, so I don't know for sure if its the same, but Blender does have a spin tool in edit mode, where you can spin around the geometry. You can also use an array modifier and spin the array around another object.
@@RyanKingArt thanks for the reply. I never knew that, cool👍
Maybe its just me but ctrl shift T doesnt work even with node wrangler activated...
Hmm thats odd. Do you have the principled shader selected when you do that?
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thanks
THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS VALUABLE TUTORIAL.
Question : in blender 4 i cant find the shadow catcher propoerty, anyone can help?
Thanks for the tutorial! I have a question. Before adding texturing, do we have to make sure the normals are blue instead of red, or is that only for certain textures?
yeah its a good idea to make sure the normals are flipped correctly.
Great tutorial! But being new at blender this question is killing me. At 1:03:23 you decided to make the cube "round" by Beveling it with CTRL+B, while in every other object you just added a Subsurf Division with loop holes. I know the difference is that Beveling adds more detail that can actually be manipulated, but why did you Bevel it there on such a small object that seemed rather... uninmportant?
Hmm, I don't know why I added a manual bevel there. In this case, for that bottom piece on the chair, you could either add a manual bevel, like I did, or use the bevel modifier. either way works. But no objects in the real world are perfectly sharp. all edges have some amount of bevel, so it is important to add.
54:15 (just a bookmark so I can continue later :3)
Cool! 👍
I know its a bit late but I have a doubt (13:13) when I extrude I didn't get any face to cover the front of the draw so I don't understand.
Hmm ok. Well if there are still vertices, then you can select all of the vertices, and press F, to fill a face.
@@RyanKingArt thank you so much for helping me it worked.
@@SaraPriya. Glad it worked! Thanks for watching. : )
Can you do a tutorial on how to make Alvin from Alvin and the chipmunks on blender
Hmm, I'm not really interested in making a tutorial specifically on that, but I do have a step by step sculpting tutorial on how to make a chipmunk. You can find it on my Channel. : )
Hello, I'm trying to figure out where I'm going wrong? When I try to connect two adjacent legs of a chair, I can't connect them in any way at all. The faces always connect to me only in the same leg and not with the adjacent leg. I also tried to pull out the vertices and connect them together and then create a face, but somehow I can't do it either. Wouldn't it be possible to somehow use an array and create five legs in this way?
When I select the vertex and try to deselect the other vertices with B it won't work. It just selects all vertices inside the selection box...
Hi Ryan, not sure how to phrase this, but do you have any tips for making (extruding) objects that change shape part way through? Im trying to make a chisel for example, and I'm struggling withe the fact that the bottom of the chisel is round but it gradually becomes a sharp squared shape at the top (the blade).
Hmm I'm not sure.
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Thanks!
Vedio (9.57) when I insert face. The top side doesn't become equal . What to do
Hmm, you could just click to place it, and then scale it in the Z, and move and adjust it until its about at the center.
@@RyanKingArt thanks
please make a 1 video for benefits of blender because i start blender before 2 months but i am worrying if i learn blender how i will get the job suggest the platform for online work thanks
Thanks for the video idea.
Is there also a tutorial for asymetrical desks or furniture?
I don't have a tutorial on that.
@@RyanKingArt Bummer! But another question I had was, is there a tool that tells me the dimensions of the copied vertices, like with the drawer? I need to make some furniture with specific dimensions, but the "Item" tab only shows the ones from the original cube.
U have linux right?
Yes, I use Linux Mint.
what version of software is this?
Coman!😜 just tell the truth. You weren't looking at reference image, right? Just your chair
I made this tutorial a year ago, so I really can't remember. But I know I looked at references when I was preparing for the tutorial.
I lost my chair :(
Oh, what do you mean?
@@RyanKingArt I went off the computer for a while and when I came back it was just gone
@@lieslkruger8603 Oh weird...
@@RyanKingArt yes