hey nice tutorial, followed it and it worked fine. had always some struggle with realistic doors just one question - can u send me the link of this picture (your reference)? for texture :v
You are talented and do a great job. However, this video is not a good educational video. You use terms that do not direct viewers or learners on where to click or look in blender. One example, "Activate artist mode." What does that mean? Blender has several modes for artists, including: Paint Mode: Includes tools like a 3D painting brush, draw brush, projection brush, and more Sculpt Mode: Allows users to paint geometry using color attributes like vertex colors Vertex Paint Mode: A mesh-only mode that allows users to set vertex colors for a mesh Weight Paint Mode: A mesh-only mode that focuses on vertex group weighting Texture Paint Mode: Allows users to paint on a flat canvas that wraps around a mesh using UV coordinates Story Artist: Can be used to create 2D animation, cut-out animation, motion graphics, and more Draw Mode: Allows users to draw in the 3D view Edit Mode: Allows users to adjust existing strokes
Not sure which section you mean in particular, but either did you misunderstand what I was saying, or I was talking bullshit. I‘m pretty sure I did not say Artist mode on purpose, since I have no idea what that means. In general, this video is quite old and came from when I was experience with different video formats. I really try to avoid doing beginner tutorials, since I don’t want to have to explain every basic thing I do. So this video isn’t really a good one in any regard. Again, I was trying out different ideas, and as you call tell, it is the only of its kind. But thanks for the detailed comment.
Keep the work up man this is awesome content
hey nice tutorial, followed it and it worked fine. had always some struggle with realistic doors
just one question - can u send me the link of this picture (your reference)? for texture :v
You are talented and do a great job. However, this video is not a good educational video. You use terms that do not direct viewers or learners on where to click or look in blender. One example, "Activate artist mode." What does that mean?
Blender has several modes for artists, including:
Paint Mode: Includes tools like a 3D painting brush, draw brush, projection brush, and more
Sculpt Mode: Allows users to paint geometry using color attributes like vertex colors
Vertex Paint Mode: A mesh-only mode that allows users to set vertex colors for a mesh
Weight Paint Mode: A mesh-only mode that focuses on vertex group weighting
Texture Paint Mode: Allows users to paint on a flat canvas that wraps around a mesh using UV coordinates
Story Artist: Can be used to create 2D animation, cut-out animation, motion graphics, and more
Draw Mode: Allows users to draw in the 3D view
Edit Mode: Allows users to adjust existing strokes
Not sure which section you mean in particular, but either did you misunderstand what I was saying, or I was talking bullshit. I‘m pretty sure I did not say Artist mode on purpose, since I have no idea what that means.
In general, this video is quite old and came from when I was experience with different video formats.
I really try to avoid doing beginner tutorials, since I don’t want to have to explain every basic thing I do. So this video isn’t really a good one in any regard. Again, I was trying out different ideas, and as you call tell, it is the only of its kind.
But thanks for the detailed comment.
Great stuff