Even though I just started using Blender yesterday i could follow up your instructions very easily due to your great explanation, I`ve learned alot and I can now start bigger projects. Your teaching skills are on point. Many thanks!
17:37 there is actually a quicker way to select them. In the top view, face selection mode, select all the faces except the bottom line with the box selection, then select the middle_front group, the selection will combine together, and lastly, invert the selection.
such an amazing tutorial, i really love the way you are showing what would happen if we didn't follow a certain way.. you are amazing. ♥ please keep making more..
Thanks for the tutorial! I should have found this earlier when I attempted to make a roof without any knowledge of sharp edges, arrays, lattices etc. back then lol
Brother, I loved the video and went to your profile and saw you quit 2 videos after this. The channel just started growing and you kept gaining a few K views every other video and someone that explains as well as you do to quit is a shame. I know I'm just a random comment on here but you really have a nice calming voice, great explanations and guidance for all the little things you do and it's a shame. Back to watching the rest of your videos now, peace!
There´s a way to select to front cylinder faster than manually selecting each one 1. left ortographic view 2. transparent view 3. select de front cylinder and front tiling with click drag 4. use the vertex group to deselect the front tiling
There is no followup on texturing, but for Blender/Cycles use, I would make a separate UV channel, do a simple project from view unwrap, then scale all the islands about its origins to collapse each "island" to points spread across UV space. Often 2D White Noise (use color output directly) won't work on UV data (due smoothing?), so I'm forced to use a regular 2D Noise (play with settings until you get some colored output) -> Separate HSV -> H channel through 1D White Noise. That gives you some random colors you can use for random offset per tile, scaling, and rotating the texture lookup. Can also add ObjectInfo/Random to H channel. Can use other channels for varying brightness and intensity of individual stones. This technique highly reduces the CG appearance of a repetitive texture and reduce the texture memory requirements. Can also mix in other techniques for breaking up repetitiveness.
ugh, my boolean cut just absolute destroys my mesh! I followed the steps correctly and it still creates some broken pieces around the cut. How do I fix this? (nvm, I figured out I didn't have the difference set to fast. Great workflow mate!)
This symbol has existed for centuries. I know that in ancient Rome this symbol meant power. It had all sorts of meanings but unfortunately it is most recognizable as the nazi's swastik symbol.
How did you manage to apply textures without unwrapping the roof ? And how would you go about unwrapping the roof ? I’m trying to learn to use substance to texture - but the unwrapping and texturing part is really holding me back.. if you and or anyone else can lend any advice please do
how do you delete the faces of the front cap without affecting the entire array, been trying it and couldnt get it right. some help would be appreciated
Hello, thank you for your amazing tutorial. I tried this by myself and encountered some weird bug when applying boolean operation as 31:16. It seems the whole bricks are separated instead of being nicely cut like the tutorial. Would you mind if I ask any advice? Thank you very much
I had a similar problem, i found that i needed to apply all transformations, move the origin point back to centre of mass(surface), then under solver options in the boolean modifer check the self intersection and hole tolerance boxes, it fixed my problem. If you check the box without applying all your transforms you end up with some nasty clipping geometry on the back of the model, hope this helps
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there are so many valuable steps in this tutorial. i've completed the whole thing once, but i re-used the different steps countless times by now
Best roof-tutorial on RUclips! Thank you so much!
Even though I just started using Blender yesterday i could follow up your instructions very easily due to your great explanation, I`ve learned alot and I can now start bigger projects. Your teaching skills are on point. Many thanks!
I really want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for explaining the architecture behind it as well.
Thank you so much!! If it weren't for this amazing video I thing I would've just worn out my keyboard's Shift D keys xD
Kawaii ending with simple cubes over the roof😅This makes me laugh so cute
Not for begginers but you made it so easy, thanks dude.
JUST WHAT I NEEDED! Saving this immediately
Wow! I'm a begginer (I started to use blender yesterday making a yatai for my webtoon) and I can do this!!
17:37 there is actually a quicker way to select them. In the top view, face selection mode, select all the faces except the bottom line with the box selection, then select the middle_front group, the selection will combine together, and lastly, invert the selection.
your a legend i learned a new thing which will save me a lot of time
This is great. Now I finally know how to make corners.
I was exactly looking for this since I couldn't do it on my own. Thank you so much! Keep up the good work buddy
This is very good tutorial for intermediate. Thank you for showing us
You explain things very well man! Thanks. :) Subbed.
such an amazing tutorial, i really love the way you are showing what would happen if we didn't follow a certain way.. you are amazing. ♥ please keep making more..
Thanks for the tutorial! I should have found this earlier when I attempted to make a roof without any knowledge of sharp edges, arrays, lattices etc. back then lol
this is exactly what i was looking for :] thank you very much!
nice
I love how succinct and rich this video is .. thank you a lot, i was having issues with this kind of roof.. Great Tuttorial :)
Brother, I loved the video and went to your profile and saw you quit 2 videos after this. The channel just started growing and you kept gaining a few K views every other video and someone that explains as well as you do to quit is a shame. I know I'm just a random comment on here but you really have a nice calming voice, great explanations and guidance for all the little things you do and it's a shame.
Back to watching the rest of your videos now, peace!
That's a lot of work into it.
Really helpful and informative video.
Thank you
There´s a way to select to front cylinder faster than manually selecting each one
1. left ortographic view
2. transparent view
3. select de front cylinder and front tiling with click drag
4. use the vertex group to deselect the front tiling
Ty you are the best!
Splendid tutorial!
Great tut!!!
Great Tutorial! Thank you ♥
Thx for tutorial, it was very helpful!
There is no followup on texturing, but for Blender/Cycles use, I would make a separate UV channel, do a simple project from view unwrap, then scale all the islands about its origins to collapse each "island" to points spread across UV space. Often 2D White Noise (use color output directly) won't work on UV data (due smoothing?), so I'm forced to use a regular 2D Noise (play with settings until you get some colored output) -> Separate HSV -> H channel through 1D White Noise. That gives you some random colors you can use for random offset per tile, scaling, and rotating the texture lookup. Can also add ObjectInfo/Random to H channel. Can use other channels for varying brightness and intensity of individual stones. This technique highly reduces the CG appearance of a repetitive texture and reduce the texture memory requirements. Can also mix in other techniques for breaking up repetitiveness.
Awesome tutorial, great help thank you.
Your tutorial skills are excellent sir! Thank you!
this helped SO MUCH, thanks for the great tutorial man-- earned a sub
thank you for this tutorial ! i was getting stuck trying to achieve a similar result !
really helpful video!
very nice tutorial!!! it helps my assignment a lot, thank you
Thanks you, that been helpfull
Amazing tutorial!! Thats what exacly im looking for
nice video, i was looking for just this and you saved me!
안녕하세요, 영상 잘 보고있습니다. (번역 감사합니다 )
ugh, my boolean cut just absolute destroys my mesh! I followed the steps correctly and it still creates some broken pieces around the cut. How do I fix this? (nvm, I figured out I didn't have the difference set to fast. Great workflow mate!)
THANKSS :) .. i was facing the same problem but you get me the solution :)
thanks
This video is send from gods
shit this is exactly what im looking for thank you!
next time make a video and turn on statitic so people can compare both method from using pure map or use half map half mesh or pure mesh
when I do array on the y axis at 9:29 it just stacks up instead of front to back
CTRL+A all transform
2:40 That's a symbol I didn't think I would see, I mean it's technically the wrong direction but still...
This symbol has existed for centuries. I know that in ancient Rome this symbol meant power. It had all sorts of meanings but unfortunately it is most recognizable as the nazi's swastik symbol.
just a Buddhism swatik.
How did you manage to apply textures without unwrapping the roof ? And how would you go about unwrapping the roof ?
I’m trying to learn to use substance to texture - but the unwrapping and texturing part is really holding me back.. if you and or anyone else can lend any advice please do
perhaps we can use mirror modifier with clamp on to match edges ?
can someone please tell me how to move both edges at the same time like I really can't figure it out
how do you delete the faces of the front cap without affecting the entire array, been trying it and couldnt get it right. some help would be appreciated
THATS A SUASTIC!!!!!!!
Its a symbol of good luck and prosperity in other cultures
when you "join" the meshes in blender, would that translate to doing a mesh > combine in Maya?
Yes it is the same
Hello, thank you for your amazing tutorial.
I tried this by myself and encountered some weird bug when applying boolean operation as 31:16.
It seems the whole bricks are separated instead of being nicely cut like the tutorial.
Would you mind if I ask any advice? Thank you very much
I had a similar problem, i found that i needed to apply all transformations, move the origin point back to centre of mass(surface), then under solver options in the boolean modifer check the self intersection and hole tolerance boxes, it fixed my problem. If you check the box without applying all your transforms you end up with some nasty clipping geometry on the back of the model, hope this helps
choose hole tolerant in solver options, the option is available in boolean modifier
its so hard, i failed😅
fcking boolean crashes when i duplicate mesh