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By far the best blender teacher i have found. You explain things like we are beginners but also use terminology that everyone will understand, you explain things not in use of crazy theories like we have been doing this for years on end. Most tutorials on blender act like we have been doing this for years. Thank you!!!
I got into using Blender to create 3d models/prints for jewelry making. This is hands down the single most useful tutorial I have watched for my intended use. So awesome, I can't thank you enough!
Thank you for the simple, clear and helpful video! At first I only saw 5 options (Bezier, Circle, Nurbs Curve, Nurbs Circle and Path) in my Add>Curve menu. To see the other curve options shown below Path at 2:02 I had to enable the "Add Curve: Extra Objects" add-on.
This is some next level teaching. I love this brief overview of the tool, the most important parameters and some creative use-cases! I love your stuff, Ryan, please keep it up!
Absolute legend. Thanks so much for this video. In a world of tutorials full of poor audio quality, bad explanations, and poor visual examples this really shines through. Keep it up man. Beautiful.
Some instructors move at a crank head pace and you have to slow down vid to 1/4 speed......Some instructors don't have the access to a microphone...some instructors think I'm interested in blasting music that drowns out the voice....some instructors do a 5 minute and skip over 5 steps in the 1st minute...RYAN does it the professional, comprehensive and caring way...making it look easy..Thanks R.K.
In newer builds you have to enable the arrows that run along the curve in edit mode. The setting is in viewport overlays, they're the normals/handles checkbox.
@@Turb0Transp1 Viewport overlays( it's a drop down menu on the top right), curve edit mode(at the bottom of the dropdown menu), the checkbox is next to a slider, check the check box then select a curve in the viewport. Go into edit mode, the curve should show the normal/arrows. Only curves will show these types of normal.
I was banging my head against a wall trying to figure out curves, felt my mind physically expand after your excellent tutorial. Saved me tons of stress, thank you so much!
Thank you, Ryan. This was something I didn't understand. You make it easy to understand and use. Now that I know how to use this, It is going to save me so much time and frustration. As a student new to blender. I find your tutorials so incredibly helpful.
duuuuude this was incredible best tutorial on blender ever holy smoke, everything I wanted to know, concise, to the point, no BS, comprehensive I honestly thiught it would take me a few hours to find all the knowledge youve exposed here sir, mad respect
it doesnt happen often that a tutorial actually helped me in blender. this is one of them that helped me and answered all of my answers. now its time to improve my hair :b Thanks a lot my guy. u just won a new sub and a like :)
Thanks Ryan -- this was great. Perfect for an intermediate blender user. So many things on YT either assume a newbie or a blender black belt. You have won a new subscriber!
not only super useful but also very well presented you have a knack for presenting without all the umm-ing and ahh-ing which plague so many of these tutorials (and i say that without intending to be harsh on those who share their knowledge - presenting in a clear manner is difficult - you do a brilliant job) many thanks; subbed
Hey, this was actually good... You explained some things I already knew without dumbing it down, and you explained a lot of things I didn't know right to the point. Thanks!
Without this video i would never find out on how to make pipes without using a modifier to a cylinder, this behaves better than the modifier, thanks alot!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was losing my mind trying to figure out curves, every other tutorial I watched just said 'click these buttons and it's done' and nothing was working for me. FINALLY I can use curves now
You're a legend for this!!! I was modelling a gate from an anime and I thought I was going to have to restart the cables because I didn't know how to use the depth setting
omg you helped me with so much in this video. I'm making my first room in blender to learn how to 3d model, and you taught me so many things other videos hadn't to do certain commands I really needed to use, in a easier format, all while also teaching me how to use the curve. So many things you mentioned helped me in different aspects. I'm finally starting to feel like I'm becoming familiar with blender now. Thank you, so much for this video. Truly.
You just helped solve a real challenge in a flying car I am building, that was an awesome tutorial clearly spoken and simplified, much respect and thanks, I hope to see more :)
I like the "P" (separate) and "ALT+S"(scale) .....you BEST ;) ....But if you use the Proportional Editing (shortcut"O") later you can move and scale the other points too
Thanks Ryan for this. I now see a possible solution for what I want to do. Additional thanks for the verbal repetition of the shortcuts that you are utilising as they happen. They are seeping in and happening my end. Pls keep that up, good technique.
Sooooooooo nice! This is helping me enourmously to shape non-symetrical pool-frames. Its way eaysier than messing with cubes and orbs and all the other options. THANK YOU!😍
Wow this is so helpful, I'm doing my first real build and needed a bedframe, I didn't know how to do curves so I used a half torus but now I can make it look better, thanks!
thank you for the tutorial....what if we need the curve to have more than one profile on different parts ? the profiles slowly and smoothly change into the next one to the end of the curve... or for example a profile for the start of the line and a profile for the end of it
Thank you for your complete training I have a question, if possible, please answer 🙏🏻 Creating a pipe with this method has created a problem for me, as the scaling, the radius of the pipe also changes. I want you to suggest a method that, like modifiers, with any type of change like scale , the value of the radius remain fixed
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This is by far the most comprehensive tutorial for curves, yet friendly for beginners. Please keep up the great work!
Thank you! Glad you like it.
For real. Thanks!
this changed my life lmao, i understand how so many artists make the bits and pieces they do lmao
Glad it was helpful. : )
By far the best blender teacher i have found. You explain things like we are beginners but also use terminology that everyone will understand, you explain things not in use of crazy theories like we have been doing this for years on end. Most tutorials on blender act like we have been doing this for years.
Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
Thank you so much! I appreciate your Super Thanks! it really helps me out. 😀
I got into using Blender to create 3d models/prints for jewelry making. This is hands down the single most useful tutorial I have watched for my intended use. So awesome, I can't thank you enough!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the simple, clear and helpful video!
At first I only saw 5 options (Bezier, Circle, Nurbs Curve, Nurbs Circle and Path) in my Add>Curve menu. To see the other curve options shown below Path at 2:02 I had to enable the "Add Curve: Extra Objects" add-on.
Thanks! Yeah, I had forgotten that I turned on that addon, before I made the video.
Thank you!
Thanks….I had the same issue!
Thanks, man! You saved me!
where is that enabled
This is some next level teaching. I love this brief overview of the tool, the most important parameters and some creative use-cases!
I love your stuff, Ryan, please keep it up!
Thank you very much!
Absolute legend. Thanks so much for this video. In a world of tutorials full of poor audio quality, bad explanations, and poor visual examples this really shines through. Keep it up man. Beautiful.
Glad you liked it!!
Some instructors move at a crank head pace and you have to slow down vid to 1/4 speed......Some instructors don't have the access to a microphone...some instructors think I'm interested in blasting music that drowns out the voice....some instructors do a 5 minute and skip over 5 steps in the 1st minute...RYAN does it the professional, comprehensive and caring way...making it look easy..Thanks R.K.
Thank you! Glad you enjoy how I teach! 👍
THE G.O.A.T. - Thank you Ryan King! (absolutely comprehensive and to the point WITHOUT sacrificing the newbie curiosity) Thanks again mate
In newer builds you have to enable the arrows that run along the curve in edit mode. The setting is in viewport overlays, they're the normals/handles checkbox.
Thanks for the info! 👍
omg thank you so much cant even imagine hows your comment is on point much love
can't find that in edit mode, can you be more specific ? these arrows and handles still don't show for me
@@Turb0Transp1 Viewport overlays( it's a drop down menu on the top right), curve edit mode(at the bottom of the dropdown menu), the checkbox is next to a slider, check the check box then select a curve in the viewport. Go into edit mode, the curve should show the normal/arrows.
Only curves will show these types of normal.
Honestly I've avoided curves from my blender learning experience, but decided to give it a shot and this video made it so clear, thanks and good job!
Glad it helped. Thanks for watching : )
I was banging my head against a wall trying to figure out curves, felt my mind physically expand after your excellent tutorial. Saved me tons of stress, thank you so much!
Glad it helped!
Thank you, Ryan. This was something I didn't understand. You make it easy to understand and use. Now that I know how to use this, It is going to save me so much time and frustration. As a student new to blender. I find your tutorials so incredibly helpful.
Why can't all tutorials be this clear and to the point? Thank you!
Haha, thanks!
All I needed was the Object Data Properties > Geometry > Bevel > Depth to create a body for by curve. Thanks for the video ^^
Thanks for watching. 👍
duuuuude this was incredible best tutorial on blender ever holy smoke, everything I wanted to know, concise, to the point, no BS, comprehensive I honestly thiught it would take me a few hours to find all the knowledge youve exposed here sir, mad respect
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching.
A fantastic overview and demonstration of the fundamentals of curves without getting too complicated or taking too long. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
it doesnt happen often that a tutorial actually helped me in blender. this is one of them that helped me and answered all of my answers. now its time to improve my hair :b
Thanks a lot my guy. u just won a new sub and a like :)
Glad it helped! thanks for the sub!
Thanks Ryan -- this was great. Perfect for an intermediate blender user. So many things on YT either assume a newbie or a blender black belt. You have won a new subscriber!
Thank you Michael!
One of the best tutorials for a feature ever, I come here when I forget anyting about curves and use it as a reference. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Short and straightforward. Working on Anime hair today, so having a video like this to review the features of curves was ace. Thanks Ryan!
Cool, thanks for watching!
not only super useful but also very well presented
you have a knack for presenting without all the umm-ing and ahh-ing which plague so many of these tutorials (and i say that without intending to be harsh on those who share their knowledge - presenting in a clear manner is difficult - you do a brilliant job)
many thanks; subbed
Thanks! I appreciate that!
Every single tutorial you make is super useful. Very straight to the point. I can't thank you enough...please, keep going!!!
thanks!
Hey, this was actually good... You explained some things I already knew without dumbing it down, and you explained a lot of things I didn't know right to the point. Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
This is so clear. It's people like you that make me love blender even more. big thanks
Happy to hear that! Thanks for watching!
Without this video i would never find out on how to make pipes without using a modifier to a cylinder, this behaves better than the modifier, thanks alot!
Thanks!
thank you for your support!!
Saved me. I did not know you could grab in edit mode separate parts to bend the object. Thanks for the help. Most useful, man.
thanks for watching
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was losing my mind trying to figure out curves, every other tutorial I watched just said 'click these buttons and it's done' and nothing was working for me. FINALLY I can use curves now
thanks for watching!
This is the best Tutorial ive seen.
The way you explained this was genius I was lost at first with curves lol thank you
Glad it helped!
man this guy explains things well. Ive learned alot over the past week or so.
glad it helps!
The best Curves tutorial I've seen so far. Thank you so much
Thanks for watching!
You're a legend for this!!! I was modelling a gate from an anime and I thought I was going to have to restart the cables because I didn't know how to use the depth setting
Glad the video helped!
alt + s on vertices was exactly what I was looking for thanks a bunch!
100% the best how to use curves in Blender tutorial on the internet.
Thank you!
This is super underrated
This helped me do much!
Glad it helped you!
I've watched this at least twice, earned your sub dude. Thanks.
Thanks for the sub!
omg you helped me with so much in this video. I'm making my first room in blender to learn how to 3d model, and you taught me so many things other videos hadn't to do certain commands I really needed to use, in a easier format, all while also teaching me how to use the curve. So many things you mentioned helped me in different aspects. I'm finally starting to feel like I'm becoming familiar with blender now. Thank you, so much for this video. Truly.
thanks for watching!
i love you... you saved me so much time i cant thank you enough
glad my videos helped!
Thanks for this video, Im pretty new to blender and people like you on RUclips make starting out much easier, thanks!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching.
wait this is a really good tutorial! :o ive watched sooo many tutorals and usually they aren't this digestible. thanks!!!
Glad it was helpful!
this is literaly the best blender tutorial ever
glad you like it!
been looking for this for a long time, thanks alot Ryan
Thanks for watching!
This was very helpful for me! I was trying so hard to make a spiral. And this is EXACTLY what I needed to make it! Thank u!
glad it helped!
Awesome video, was just searching for this tutorial. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
You just helped solve a real challenge in a flying car I am building, that was an awesome tutorial clearly spoken and simplified, much respect and thanks, I hope to see more :)
Glad it helped!
Thank you very much. Very detail explanations.
This is exactly what I really want to learn, not other rope tutorial on utube.
Glad it was helpful!
I like the "P" (separate) and "ALT+S"(scale) .....you BEST ;) ....But if you use the Proportional Editing (shortcut"O") later you can move and scale the other points too
10/10 tut really understandable, clear voice and easy to learn
glad its helpful! thanks for watching.
DAYUMMM thanks for the tut !! you're a great teacher :D
thanks for watching!
Thank You, I haven't used these tools for a bit, and now I am modeling the K7 Space station, so It came in real handy.
cool! glad it helped!
OMG you are a fantastic Teacher.. This was so in-depth & easy to follow I had to hit subscribe! THANK YOU this helped a ton!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the subscribe!
I have almost ruined my project missing one thing in curves ) Thank you, it helped me a lot!
Glad it helped!
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR. THANK YOU
welcome!
Dude thank you sm for these videos, they have helped me soo much and I’ve learned so many things.. never stop making them, great job! 🙏🏻
Glad the video was helpful!
Thanks Ryan for this.
I now see a possible solution for what I want to do.
Additional thanks for the verbal repetition of the shortcuts that you are utilising as they happen.
They are seeping in and happening my end. Pls keep that up, good technique.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome tutorial mate, *thankyou!*
Very nice video--I learned a lot! Sometimes you went a little fast and didn't explain specifically what you were doing, but this was rare.
Ok cool. Thanks for the feedback! 👍
thank you so much, I've been trying to find out how to add depth to my curves for so long
hope it helped!
Thanks! Your tutorial is the best I found on curves!
Thanks for watching!
This tutorial is a lifesaver, amazing quality of content and step by step!
glad you like it!
this was so helpful ,brief and complete !!! thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
Sooooooooo nice! This is helping me enourmously to shape non-symetrical pool-frames. Its way eaysier than messing with cubes and orbs and all the other options. THANK YOU!😍
glad its helpful!
Wow this is so helpful, I'm doing my first real build and needed a bedframe, I didn't know how to do curves so I used a half torus but now I can make it look better, thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Really good tutorial, Ryan! Keep up the good work ;-)
thanks
Excellent. Curves are tricky to move into place as required. It's going to take some practice. Thank you.
You have been such a help in my blender and game dev journey, thank you so much for all the education you do. Loyal subscriber!
Thank you very much! Glad my videos are helpful.
Hey Ryan, could you please make a tutorial on making round endcaps for curves?
great teacher ever i like your teaching style i had learn a lot from you thank you
Thanks for watching!
THIS is the right tutorial for curves. Thanks man!!!!
Glad you like it!
Awesome stuff. This makes modeling a lot easier. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
Great job making curves easy to understand
Thanks Colin!
Thanks very much for this…..I’m only just now using curves to create geometry and this is an excellent tutorial.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
perfect best tutorial for blender 🙌
Thanks!
always the best videos. thanks for existing
you're welcome!
thank you for the tutorial....what if we need the curve to have more than one profile on different parts ? the profiles slowly and smoothly change into the next one to the end of the curve...
or for example a profile for the start of the line and a profile for the end of it
Oh, good question. I have never tried that before. So I'm not sure if its possible. You could look it up online though.
Is there a way to make the curve lines have a rounded cap once they have visible geometry?
You might find this tutorial helpful: ruclips.net/video/QuCVcg9UfOA/видео.html
@@RyanKingArt Thanks a ton!
Good explanation.......And you should switch on wireframe on shaded mode to show resolution properly
The Best tutorial ever!
glad you like it!
Thank you for this video. Very compact, to the point and informative. Great work!
Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial! Thanks, Ryan! 👏🏻
Thanks for watching!
Thank you soo much for this tutorial, you saved my lil project haha
Glad it was helpful. : )
Awesome tutorial Ryan…thank you
you're welcome!!
Thanks man! I`m 3ds max user and studying now blender. And that kind tutor are very usefull for me! Like and comment :)
Thanks! Glad its helpful.
Really helpful. Can one draw like one draws in CAD? Trimming and extending lines and shapes?
Hmm, I've never used CAD before so I'm not sure.
thank you! very helpful
Glad it helped!
Thank you for this, you are a really good teacher
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your complete training
I have a question, if possible, please answer 🙏🏻
Creating a pipe with this method has created a problem for me, as the scaling, the radius of the pipe also changes. I want you to suggest a method that, like modifiers, with any type of change like scale , the value of the radius remain fixed
you are a good teacher. great video.
thanks!
Nice n straight to the point
Thanks!! : )
this is what I was looking for. Adding geometry to the curve.. Solidify modifier wasn't working for me. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Outstanding tutorial. Included everything I was looking for. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
Very nice Video, you said a lot of useful things and kept it simple : D
Glad it was helpful! 😃
Thank you so much for this tutorial, it's perfect! Just what I was looking for, very good and to the point. Really cool!
Glad it helped!
Thank you, I needed this
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your time and this great explained video.
you're welcome!
wooooww
You're very welcome!