How I make Money with Blender - Product Design Tutorial (Aryan)
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024
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Timestamps:
Preparing References: 0:15
Modeling the Handle: 0:44
Modeling the Guard: 4:16
Modeling the Blade: 6:47
Texturing: 17:50
Blade Texturing (Brushed Steel): 24:26
Texturing Details: 29:14
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It is rare to see a tutorial THIS concise, no bull, good workflow.
Fantastic quality, and it'll be important to pay attention to your future tutorials!
Thank you
I agree😊
the most underrated mf out there, trully a hidden gem
When I take over Blender I will expand to other programs as well.
@@ArijanRace that my Brother, tbh i would love to see a series about either substancePainter or Zbrush , that shi will be Fire
@@ArijanRace Yes please make some substance painter and zbrush tutorials. Thanks man love your channel.
This is excellent. No BS, No shirt, No extra bs. SUBSCRIBED
I love this guy. No BSing around straight to the point, no 10 minut intro and he talks like a man. W
U can use merge by distance by pressing "M"
Definately getting your ebook. You are the master at blender.
And all with NO ADDONS!!!
You can do so much with the base version, and the basic free add-ons.
I am a big fan. it's obvious that you model A LOT and that you also like to know the details. Combined with your natural good teaching skills and emphatie your tutorials are very pleasant to watch.
Thank you my friend, new tutorial like this coming soon
I only used blender for animating and i never tried modeling because i used to be really bad at it, after watching alot of tutorials i managed to make quite a nice model of viewmodel arms without a use of tutorial. People like you are LIFE savers!!
Just started Blender not too long ago, so this is an amazing tutorial 🔥
The piece you're describing on the knife is called the rain-guard.
For those who have a certain foundation, watching your video is very enjoyable.
AMAZING. It's evident you are freaking skilled. You cover complex details still teaching in a simple way, I couldn't ask for anything better. Subscribed
This man really knows how to deal with them ngons, respect❤
3:24 thats called a "knife hand guard" It works so your hand doesnt slip and go to the blade, preventing cuts
0:24 buck supports small creators! If anything, reach out to them! They would love this video. They know the buck 119 is iconic. Ghost Face from Scream even loves buck knives lol.
When you place the text on the knife you may want to use another UV Map (Under Data /UV Map). Just select the area where the text will go and use a separate UV map for this and it won't affect the surrounding area
great tutorial i love your style, one thing i’ll point out that could be simply improved is the brushed metal.
because you scaled the one axis up so much to crunch the noise it effectively becomes one value across the whole material. instead i’d recommend scaling the y up just not nearly as far, then scaling down on the x to elongate the noise instead of just crunching it. also the anisotropy slider on the bsdf node is specifically meant to affect the direction light interacts with a material in a brushed metal looking way. turn up that slider and slide the anisotropic rotation until it matches the direction you’re trying to brush the metal in
I believe it’s called a “guard”, thanks for the video. Your workflow is amazing.
Love your "no bs" approach. The only thing i don't like is using the crease param, but that's a personal preference )
You arę the best. All other blender youtubers take so long, you however are quick and easy to understand (almost). You are giga chad, i subscribe.
efficient very good! im like 2 weeks in learning Blender - love the no bullshit approach brah
this are the best advanced Blender tutorial I ever seen. thanks a lot
Thank you. very straight to the point. The word you're looking for is hilt. video also repeats the uv sequence at the end
Yeah that's it, thanks.
Sometimes I miss stuff in the editing but fuck it I'd rather just make another video than rewatch it 4-5 times to catch mistakes. I hate editing
There’s an option at the top right of the screen when you’re in edit mode to automatically merge overlapping vertices. It saves you the time of always finding the merge by distance thing. Also, you can hit M on the keyboard to get to the merge options faster
Hey Buck Knives! They are made down the street from me. My friend worked for them.
I know a few companies in that town in Idaho, greetings from across the Atlantic
6:50 my favorite part of the video
I think that the part that protects your hand on knives and swords is called a Handguard.
"Hilt". The bit that protects your hand.
the kind of teacher I like to listen to, whose lessons give a lot, and with whom I would like to have a beer...
It's called a guard, and it's there so your grip can't slide towards the blade and cut your fingers when you stab something.
When I watch it I feel like you just woke up and thought "im going record something" being shirtless and doing things effortlessy because of good knowledge of blender so this literally gives me this kind of vibe hahaha. Anyway great tut ^^.
If everyone was like that the world would be cooler wouldn't it
@@ArijanRace yea, thats for sure 😁
This is so full of pro tips. Let's get this money!
This video is a goldmine, 2 min in and I learned something new :o
Imagine after 30 min
Nice instructional video! the part that protects your hand is the hilt. My mistake, the hilt is the handle, the rain-guard is the part that protects the hand, as other comments have said.
Love the videos, but for the ones just starting out on modeling products ar assets like this I just want to add a (in my opinion) a really important step, figure out the exact dimensions of the product you are modelling, that will add to it, because if a client wants that knife rendered on a table next to other objects, having the actual scale of the thing will make it perfect. Also one more tip that I use, model in steps, think of them as LODs model the basic shape of the knife with no subdivisions and no details and in separate parts, duplicate the model and save it to a hidden collection, then add your subdivisions and start adding in the details and UVs and so on and so forth, that will give you "save points" and your second to last model should be just a simple texture bake from becoming a asset that can be added directly to a website.
17 minutes in, no skip, and this is a subscribable channel 🤝
the part between the blade and the "hilt" or grip (=handle) is called the guard
It is a complete and complex tutorial. You are the best!!! Thank you!!
The metal plate that you ask for, which sits between the handle and the knife blade, is to protect your fingers from cutting yourself. let's say you have to defend yourself against a wolf or bear or something like that, if there is a lot of blood on the shaft it will be smooth to handle, and if you were to stab the wolf in the chest because it is standing over you, they have quite hard ribs. And the knife will stop there, while the fingers automatically go over the knife blade. and if you fight a wolf, you have a pretty tight grip on the knife. You can call it a finger guard blade. This was a good tutorial film. Best Regards from Norway.
i live your humor. honestly makes learning blender fun
This is exactly how every tutorial should be
The only thing I'd wish for is timestamps in the seek bar so I could easily go back
This guy is like the Bert Kreischer of Blender!
Sick tutorial, bro. Helpful and straight to the point.
Would love if, when recording your videos, u could add one of those small pop ups that indicate what u are pressing either on the mouse or the keyboard. I've seen other Blender pros do that. I know you mention that out loud sometimes but it would be helpful to pause the video and catch any shortcut u're using. Cheers.
bro makes blender his "b-word"... whooh!
from how perfect every step you make, makes me wanna bust
Prodecural brushed meta! Aryan you're a fucking genius!
Eyo, to align vertices without using the 3D cursor, you can use vertex snapping and select the axis (like, G, X, hold ctrl, cursor over the vertex to alignt to, left click: aligned on x axis)
I believe that part of the knife/sword is called a crossguard. Pozdrav brate iz 🇭🇷! Obožavam tvoje uratke!
Hvala bajo ZZ
10:53 A little tip
I can press E then X to extrude along X. Without clicking RMB and G.
Such a great tutorial, I'm excited to see more product design videos.
Love the lesson, the language was even better! Thought I had a stoke at the end but nice to go over the info twice! lol
you are amazing brother you're an absolute legend my friend
Bro You're a LEGEND, ILL BUY YOUR BOOK AS SOON AS I HAVE THE MONEY.. !!!!
He has a book? Whats it called?
@@Wladyslaw1440 check description "pre order my book"
@@Wladyslaw1440 or the comment below "upcomming ebook"
6:50 , When he started modeling the blade, Did he just say "this is the part that goes into the other man"?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I like your presentation of the material especially that you explain some of the simplest things for newcomers but don't spend too much time on it
I think this guy should finally get himself a T- shirt 😅
I wanted to start some merch but it would go against my brand to sell tshirts
WHY IS BRO ANGRY 💀💀
Cross guard is the part of the sword/knife
You are top so useful tutorial keep it up bro
6 mins in and tutorial is awesome. Great job
" Now im looking at my fuckin knife here and there's gonna be some metal"
Great video my G
Thank you big dog see you in your comment sections soon
I already know how to do all this but I still enjoyed watching it just for the commentary, hahaha
I will make a second channel where I'll talk about other topics when I have some more time
I meant that in the best way possible, great stuff! @@ArijanRace
Love the Top G vibe,learned a lot,definitely will try this out 🔥
the part between handle and sharp part is called the guard
Instant sub. Amazing the quality it almost looks effortless and so chronological.
Thank you. I do model effortlessly and on autopilot mostly, but the process of filming and producing is quite demanding.
bro, this tutorial is so nice to follow and i really dig your style! Thanks a bunch, i've learned a lot!!
so much information packed in one video. 💌
the tutorial just great, you gonna have a lot more followers fr!
found you on instagram and i dont regret it, i just started and this fast approach makes it just easier and less boring to follow. considering subbing to the patreon.... keep up!!!
great tute didn't know you could do that with the UV map when applying small maps to a specific piece of geo
Some people criticize this but it works so who cares
If you go into Face Mode and hit L on a face, it will select all the faces on THAT SIDE of any seam. So at 19:15 if you go into Face Mode(hotkey: 3) then hit L on any of the faces on that end of the knife, it will select all the faces up until your seam. :)
Hey, you can start a series where you can teach product modeling, rendering then animations so beginners can follow and can learn from you.
Btw that's awsome af
Long time no see W vids as usual.
I love the way you explain things! Very fun yet very informative, great tutorial!
You can press M to open merge panel :)
homie just earned that sub hard af
added gaussian blur to the text image is kinda new to me. I guess everyday we learn something new
good video, good channel
Thank you for creating this type of content
Great Tutorial!
start using creases instead of support loops saves you loads of time
Great tutorial. Please make one modeling a t-shirt.
It's called the guard
Sick! Thank you Aryan, very cool
Great tips, easy to understand. no bullshit! love it
Next one coming soon
"i use this merge by distance shit all the time" had me shook🤣🤣🤣🤣
i put a macro on my keyboard to merge selected vertices to the last selected because i use it so much
thank you very much man, you are great and I am happy to follow your channel
This guy is AMAZING
This is some really really good shit. Awesome tutorial man. Simply brilliant
The one thing i would do differently is that i would use mirror modifier especially for blade. Other thing is that in nature, there is no sharp edges... Even when you look at scalpel through microscope, it's not 100% sharp. This can make a lot of impact on light reflection.
You are right,but I think the blade is sharp enough that the edge reflection wouldn't be noticable at all.
Great style good work, keep it up bro!
Thanks for your work man
ur a G bro lmao I love how u curse while explaining shits hilarious
Love this dudes videos
Very impressive! 🔥
3:26 Its called the guard :)
The Master Oogway of blender! What wisdom shall he bestow!
love the vids Arijan 👍
This mfkr is the kinda shit I wanna listen to so I can learn fast 😂😂😂 give this man a beer
No shirt gang member is here. Nice tuts btw