Hi all! For those of you who had trouble with the walls, I did a troubleshooting section on Part 3 here: ruclips.net/video/qnHUpFPvtHU/видео.html Happy blending!
Hello @Dude_Blender. How do I correct the axis for an imported 3d house plan/render via .obj? The rear of the house is oriented down essentially on the Y axis.
Hey mate, yeah objs usually face the wrong direction in import but you can just select the whole thing with A then rotate it with R in the correct axis (press x, y or z to constrain) then just type the number of degrees, 90 most likely. Also make sure that the scale of the model is correct and if not, scale it down with S. Let me know if that helps!
Such a great tutorial, but I don't understand wich way the walls should point, like is 1 room blue and another is red or how do I figure this out? - Totally fresh Blender guy here :)
Hey dude! The idea is that all of the exterior of the building is blue. Since some walls are shared by different rooms, it’s impossible to have all rooms inside of the same color, but you should look at where the errors are when you turn on the solidify modifier and change those walls. Does it make sense?
That’s sooooo hard to know why based on that description. Did you select them all and made a face? Did you add a subdivision modifier? Or a solidify? Did you scale the floor or walls? Maybe the easiest thing is to delete the floor and create it again by duplicating the vertices.
hey mate, honestly you can use any site that pops up in google when you search for "floor plan designer" (smartdraw, floorplaner, floorplancreator, etc). they all offer free versions and are quite easy to learn.
hello, tried your method but somehow when doing the solidify modifier the walls get all Wonky" even with the faces all blue and the even thicness on. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks
Hey Noemia, sure! If you can share a screenshot I can tell you exactly what happened, but if not, 90% chance is 1) somehow you got doubled vertices somewhere, 2) some walls are still facing the wrong way. To fix 1: select all vertices with A, then M>>by Distance. To fix 2: turn off the solidify modifier to see the orientation of the walls, you want to try to have most (or all, when possible) walls inside closed rooms be red. Let me know if this helps!
@@Dude_Blender hi sir having the same problem here as well. tried the first one didnt work. I checked the face orientation one and my walls are all in blue color! what is the real problem here?
Note that if you have the solidify modifier ON, everything will look blue, you need to turn it off to see the orientation. So what I do is turn it on to see where there are bad walls, then turn it off to work on them.
@@Dude_Blender tried face orientation and all still having problem ....have I accidently turned on anything? can u make a video about this problem if possible? thank u
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Hi all! For those of you who had trouble with the walls, I did a troubleshooting section on Part 3 here:
ruclips.net/video/qnHUpFPvtHU/видео.html
Happy blending!
clear quick and to the point. great video.
Thanks mate, glad you liked it 🤙🏼
keep going mate you will success by time keep making video like these
Thanks for the encouraging words dude! Very much appreciated.
short and crisp... nice tutorial bro
Thanks dude, glad you liked it 🤙🏼
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Hello @Dude_Blender. How do I correct the axis for an imported 3d house plan/render via .obj? The rear of the house is oriented down essentially on the Y axis.
Hey mate, yeah objs usually face the wrong direction in import but you can just select the whole thing with A then rotate it with R in the correct axis (press x, y or z to constrain) then just type the number of degrees, 90 most likely. Also make sure that the scale of the model is correct and if not, scale it down with S. Let me know if that helps!
Perfeitoooo!
Obrigado amigo!
Hey! nice tutorial, i dont see artifacts but i have walls whit different thickness, any suggest ?
Hadn’t encountered that before, are all of the walls on the same mesh? If not, try to apply the scale to all of your walls’ meshes with ctrl+a
Such a great tutorial, but I don't understand wich way the walls should point, like is 1 room blue and another is red or how do I figure this out?
- Totally fresh Blender guy here :)
Hey dude! The idea is that all of the exterior of the building is blue. Since some walls are shared by different rooms, it’s impossible to have all rooms inside of the same color, but you should look at where the errors are when you turn on the solidify modifier and change those walls. Does it make sense?
Where do you get the person for scale instead of the default cube?
Hey @shamroc34, I left it available in my Gumroad here:
dudeblender.gumroad.com/l/lowPolyHuman
Happy blending!
@@Dude_Blender downloaded it too thanks
@@SheenaMeiya you’re welcome
My floor is not covering the entire area of where my floor should go even though I have all bottom vertices selected :(
That’s sooooo hard to know why based on that description. Did you select them all and made a face? Did you add a subdivision modifier? Or a solidify? Did you scale the floor or walls? Maybe the easiest thing is to delete the floor and create it again by duplicating the vertices.
@@Dude_Blender I did all of that, I just made another plane to fill in the gaps
Muito bom
Obrigado 🙏🏻
Is the reference human in blender or is it a seperate model?
Hey, it’s a separate model. I left it available in my Gumroad here:
dudeblender.gumroad.com/l/lowPolyHuman
@@Dude_Blender thanks!
"How and with which software can I sketch a reference photo for myself?"
hey mate, honestly you can use any site that pops up in google when you search for "floor plan designer" (smartdraw, floorplaner, floorplancreator, etc). they all offer free versions and are quite easy to learn.
how did you add the human
Hey, you can download it from my gumroad, then add it to the scene instead of the default cube and save the startup scene as default.
When im selecting the faces, and attempt to hit Shift + N, nothing happens.
I realized my key bindings were different under Mesh in Edit mode.
Did it work now?
just alt R to make it flat as top view
Thanks for the tip! You mean to clear the rotation of the floor plan right?
where the photo ?
Huh?
odeio que o blender não tem um recursos simples de deixar um arquivo cad na proporção correta.
🤔 mas nao pode fazer o projeto inteiro no Blender? Por que precisa exportar a CAD?
hello, tried your method but somehow when doing the solidify modifier the walls get all Wonky" even with the faces all blue and the even thicness on. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks
Hey Noemia, sure! If you can share a screenshot I can tell you exactly what happened, but if not, 90% chance is 1) somehow you got doubled vertices somewhere, 2) some walls are still facing the wrong way. To fix 1: select all vertices with A, then M>>by Distance. To fix 2: turn off the solidify modifier to see the orientation of the walls, you want to try to have most (or all, when possible) walls inside closed rooms be red. Let me know if this helps!
@@Dude_Blender thank a lot, will try and let you know but I am almosr sure it is the vertices thing :P
@@Dude_Blender hi sir having the same problem here as well. tried the first one didnt work. I checked the face orientation one and my walls are all in blue color! what is the real problem here?
Note that if you have the solidify modifier ON, everything will look blue, you need to turn it off to see the orientation. So what I do is turn it on to see where there are bad walls, then turn it off to work on them.
@@Dude_Blender tried face orientation and all still having problem ....have I accidently turned on anything? can u make a video about this problem if possible? thank u