can i just say i appreciate EVERYTHING abt this video and the amount of time this must have taken to edit... like u wrote down every action u did in the corner aswell as creating a script for us to understand, and then im not even talking abt the different sections when watching the vid and the time stamps,genuinely thank you for this, and thanks for your time! really appreciate it!
He most likely used the Screencast Keys blender addon for the text in the bottom right. Still a good quality guide either way even with him not manually adding those.
Best blender introduction video by far, all the others I've watched start basic then speed up and lose you in terminology, just found myself pausing and getting frustrated with other videos. Highly recommend this one to get started!
I don't use blender that often, perhaps only a few days every 2-3 months. So I have to refresh my memory every time I want to start. I have bookmarked this video specifically for this purpose. Thanks heaps!
finally a true basics beginners video that goes through everything that's essential so that you can still model after the video but didn't have to watch a full course.
A fantastic tutorial! I love how it doesn't bombard you with information, it's paced just right so segments don't drag on and become confusing, everything's adequately explained, and the video has labeled chapters for each piece of information :)
Wow, greatly appreciated. Clever using the voice over, making it easier. This covered all my silly noob questions so thanks for your time and effort, hugs 🤗
the tutorial helped out and went from not knowing how to use blender when I downloaded it to looking at this tutorial and already know how to use it, at least the beginner stuff and can now use it for what I want to use it for. thanks :)
I didn't use Blender for so many years it felt like a totally new program. This video was really nice to get my orientation within the program back. I feel that from the edges/vertices/faces part on it was a bit too quick to follow one on one here and there, especially from the materials part on. But besides that this was super clear and easy to follow. Awesome tutorial. :D
Just downloaded blender for the first time a few days ago, been watching a lot of videos on the matter. This one was great and more than likely I will be watching it a few more times, very informative , thanks for sharing this with us.
wow !!!, Thankyou, I was intimidated with the idea of learning blender. I tried and closed many time earlier but today with this video I made my first 3d render in Blender. I have began learning the blender from your videos. A million thnx for such a quick n easy video.
This video is so helpful and straight to the point!!! The other videos I watched was too long and went off topic so many times so I’m grateful that u had a script and got straight into it
Really helpful thankyou. ‘Welsh Siri’ voice is a bit odd, but hey, it’s fun hearing about “a Nobject” etc. Seriously tho thanks - this video has given me the confidence to get started using blender! 😀👍👍
The content in this video is great, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I really appreciate the time you took to make this video, since it helped me out a great deal. The part you explained about transform tool helped me out with the problem I was facing myself, which solution I also shared on RUclips now. If you or anyone reading this would have some time to make some suggestions on my design I would be honored
@@carbon.1534 for example, Ctrl + Numpad 7 shows you the top of the object, while Ctrl + Numpad 7 shows you the bottom of it, very useful to look on the object from the other side (180 degrees).
Yes I found the video helpful, but, I just made little mistakes on losing light & camera, but, I took my time and tried my very hardest to follow and do the basics and make my cube by rendering, but, I got used to it, I didn't even get upset or anything I just kept trying by fixing it by keep trying everything I need to try, but, anyways it was helpful, thanks for the tutorial.
it's very helpful so you can at least familar with the basic and how the menu tables are located. Not planning building 3d models from scracth for a living..I just need to modify Models that's been made here and there...such as decapitating models with different heads to make different character models. Make some fater.other skinnier...ect..ect
I’m a beginner to Blender and I don’t know if this just happens to me but all functions that include ( Ctrl + B ) don’t work to me like expanding the middle points after poking faces and smoothing the edges of the couch’s legs on Wireframe mode etc.
Nice video. However, whenever I go to the viewport shading menu, the options to increase the opacity of the image of the landscape background are not there any more. Might be a setting I have selected by default, or maybe blender got rid of it all together. Can anyone confirm?
Don't forget to smash that like button, Subscribe with notifications on, Lets target 10K subs before 2.90 releases officially.
Here are the timestamps, enjoy:
00:00 Intro
00:10 Interface
01:30 Orbiting
02:40 Panning
03:10 Zoom in/out
03:45 Perspective and Orthographic views
04:35 Viewpoints
06:05 Selecting in viewport
06:48 Selecting in outliner
07:07 Hiding objects
07:35 Deleting objects
08:00 Adding objects
08:29 3D cursor
09:13 Moving objects
09:47 Rotating objects
10:19 Scaling objects
10:50 Transform tool
11:49 Edit mode
11:53 Selecting vertices/edges/faces
12:28 Moving vertices/edges/faces
12:39 Extrude
13:34 Inset
14:00 Bevel
14:40 Loop cut and slide
15:47 Adding Materials (color your model)
16:50 Built-in HDRIs
17:22 Lamps
17:49 Cameras
18:44 Rendering image
19:30 Saving image
19:50 Saving Project
20:16 Outro
Please make a tutorial on making a animated character..
kindly make video editing/creating in blender v2.83.5
why do you have a dead voice (or is it a robot)
@@leowashere1781 robot 🤖
@@3dgreenhorn i see i see nice
can i just say i appreciate EVERYTHING abt this video and the amount of time this must have taken to edit... like u wrote down every action u did in the corner aswell as creating a script for us to understand, and then im not even talking abt the different sections when watching the vid and the time stamps,genuinely thank you for this, and thanks for your time! really appreciate it!
He most likely used the Screencast Keys blender addon for the text in the bottom right. Still a good quality guide either way even with him not manually adding those.
you can add so it says every action
Me at the begining: Alright! Now I can look at a cube in different ways!
Ya
Same
@Kinge Ah thanks
Best blender introduction video by far, all the others I've watched start basic then speed up and lose you in terminology, just found myself pausing and getting frustrated with other videos. Highly recommend this one to get started!
Thanks 😊
I gotta say...I'm so used with 3ds Max that moving to Blender felt so different lol. Your video really help me haha
same here
I have to learn blender in 10 days. This is way helpful. I can now happily jump into shaders with peace of mind.
I have 100 days to make a video blender
This video is worth a million dollars. Absolute thanks!
I don't use blender that often, perhaps only a few days every 2-3 months. So I have to refresh my memory every time I want to start. I have bookmarked this video specifically for this purpose.
Thanks heaps!
👍I also uploaded a newer 10 min version in the channel. You can check that out as well
10 minutes in and i'm already thinking about what i can build with this. Thanks for being objective, that's the kind of tutorial i need.
finally a true basics beginners video that goes through everything that's essential so that you can still model after the video but didn't have to watch a full course.
A fantastic tutorial! I love how it doesn't bombard you with information, it's paced just right so segments don't drag on and become confusing, everything's adequately explained, and the video has labeled chapters for each piece of information :)
I've put off learning Blender basics for literal years and this was a fantastic first step. Thank you!
Wow, greatly appreciated. Clever using the voice over, making it easier. This covered all my silly noob questions so thanks for your time and effort, hugs 🤗
A very informative begginer guide. A little fast but I learned alot from it. Thank you.
the tutorial helped out and went from not knowing how to use blender when I downloaded it to looking at this tutorial and already know how to use it, at least the beginner stuff and can now use it for what I want to use it for.
thanks :)
Great to hear!
I was having a good time but soon the voice started to make me stress.
can relate
1.25x speed helped me
I think it would have been better with a human voice-
I may be paranoid, but I'm not an android.
Then I'm the weird one who enjoys these kinds of voices and can retain more of what is being said XD
I cannot put into words how helpful this has been. Thank you so much for making such a great beginner's guide! :D
Glad you found the video helpful 😊
Very helpful to refresh memory on how to use blender after not using it for a while
"now let's talk about the eye that's staring us"
I never used blender in my life before, this was so helpfull, thanks!
This is golden for any beginner. Thanks a mil. Now I started feeling comfortable in blender.
I didn't use Blender for so many years it felt like a totally new program. This video was really nice to get my orientation within the program back. I feel that from the edges/vertices/faces part on it was a bit too quick to follow one on one here and there, especially from the materials part on. But besides that this was super clear and easy to follow. Awesome tutorial. :D
To close the side bar press N or under View (next to Object mode drop down) you can check or uncheck.
Just downloaded blender for the first time a few days ago, been watching a lot of videos on the matter. This one was great and more than likely I will be watching it a few more times, very informative , thanks for sharing this with us.
😊👍
Outstanding tutorial - straight to the point and covered a lot fro just 20 minutes.
Thanks 😊
This video is beautifully summarized. Thank you very very much.
This video made me think of an rts game tutorial specifically black and white 2's tutorial. Tnx for the tutorial aswell as happy childhood memories.
Awesome! Upskill goal checked. Thanks for this.
WHAT there are 26 dislike this is a crime against humanity
lol
WHAT there's 49 dislikes rn???
@@ffate5580 there is now 69 like >:O
@Emily Wu Update: its now 90
125 now :(
Greatest video on RUclips. 🇺🇬
thank you very much i learned alot i hope u have more videos about how to mesh and make objects too thank you again!
wow !!!, Thankyou, I was intimidated with the idea of learning blender. I tried and closed many time earlier but today with this video I made my first 3d render in Blender. I have began learning the blender from your videos. A million thnx for such a quick n easy video.
No problem 😊
This video was awesome. Super clear, concise and set at a nice pace. Thank you! :)
😊👍
Glad I could find a tutorial with a more recent update.
Love the Welsh text-to-speech tho 😁
Glad you liked it!
ive got a worse welsh accent and im welsh
south wales
activleh
This video is so helpful and straight to the point!!! The other videos I watched was too long and went off topic so many times so I’m grateful that u had a script and got straight into it
I can't believe this is free to watch! Amazing content and easy to understand!
Ha ha thanks 😊
great video, best tutorial on blender so far. have not been able to follow along other bad tutorials. 10/10
Thanks 😊
00:00 Intro
00:10 Interface
01:30 Orbiting
02:40 Panning
03:10 Zoom in/out
03:45 Perspective and Orthographic views
04:35 Viewpoints
06:05 Selecting in viewport
06:48 Selecting in outliner
07:07 Hiding objects
07:35 Deleting objects
08:00 Adding objects
08:29 3D cursor
09:13 Moving objects
09:47 Rotating objects
10:19 Scaling objects
10:50 Transform tool
11:49 Edit mode
11:53 Selecting vertices/edges/faces
12:28 Moving vertices/edges/faces
12:39 Extrude
13:34 Inset
14:00 Bevel
14:40 Loop cut and slide
15:47 Adding Materials (color your model)
16:50 Built-in HDRIs
17:22 Lamps
17:49 Cameras
18:44 Rendering image
19:30 Saving image
19:50 Saving Project
20:16 Outro
this really helped me. and i just wanna thank you for that
This was very very helpful. With just the basics we learned, we can create amazing things. Thank you!
I looked ALOT for videos and this helped me! Thank you!
❤
5:15
Just a note to come back to
Thank you so much very helpful and well spoken
thank you, and greetings from Brazil :)
This definitely helped me get started!! Thank you!
Really helpful thankyou. ‘Welsh Siri’ voice is a bit odd, but hey, it’s fun hearing about “a Nobject” etc. Seriously tho thanks - this video has given me the confidence to get started using blender! 😀👍👍
Thank you it helped me alot!!
The content in this video is great, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I really appreciate the time you took to make this video, since it helped me out a great deal. The part you explained about transform tool helped me out with the problem I was facing myself, which solution I also shared on RUclips now. If you or anyone reading this would have some time to make some suggestions on my design I would be honored
Very useful tutorial, I was searching for something basic straight to the point and going into the basic tools, thanks!
Thanks very useful for newbies
So simple, so effective. made my first image rendering
Very good video for beginners!
Also, thanks for ctrl+Numpad shortcut - it's new to me, and useful!
what does ctrl+Numpad do ?
@@carbon.1534 for example, Ctrl + Numpad 7 shows you the top of the object, while Ctrl + Numpad 7 shows you the bottom of it, very useful to look on the object from the other side (180 degrees).
You are a life saver. Thanks a lot man. 🙏🏼
👍
just found your channel, really helpful!
Watching this a 2nd time to let it sink in.
good tutorial, thanks for sharing!
Yes I found the video helpful, but, I just made little mistakes on losing light & camera, but, I took my time and tried
my very hardest to follow and do the basics and make my cube by rendering, but, I got used to it, I didn't even get upset or anything I just kept trying by fixing it by keep trying everything
I need to try, but, anyways it was helpful, thanks for the tutorial.
this was so helpful thanks
I am your big fan ... Thank you so much
thanks
I hate how some people come here just to say that they are early 🤔
It's okay - I was late ;-)
thank you man that was easy to follow and so helpful ! made 10 things from 1 tutorial :)
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial!
This really help me learning how to use Blender!
Thanks for making this video it helped ALOT! :D
Thank you! (from someone who doesn't have a middle mouse button and so couldn't follow other people's videos)
Simple, quick, perfect --> Thank You!!
Thank u sooo muchhh for making this soooo easyy
Please you should put arrow before you click something because we don't know where you are clicking
That's the way it's done
nice, really help me to understand basic. thank you
Cant wait to download all of this in my brain. thank you!
Thank you so much
This was very helpful thank you!
Awesome video but how does your text to voice sound welsh? 🤣
Thank you so much. .Looking forward to watch next video (beginners )
it's very helpful so you can at least familar with the basic and how the
menu tables are located. Not planning building 3d models from
scracth for a living..I just need to modify Models that's been made here and there...such as decapitating models with different heads
to make different character models. Make some fater.other skinnier...ect..ect
7:00 Shift does work
Thank you so much. Very helpful video💯💯
I’m a beginner to Blender and I don’t know if this just happens to me but all functions that include ( Ctrl + B ) don’t work to me like expanding the middle points after poking faces and smoothing the edges of the couch’s legs on Wireframe mode etc.
Thx I can finally do 3d animation.
Thanks for this Video! It is helpful as I start on my Blender Journey! Thumbs up Buddy!
Nice video. However, whenever I go to the viewport shading menu, the options to increase the opacity of the image of the landscape background are not there any more. Might be a setting I have selected by default, or maybe blender got rid of it all together. Can anyone confirm?
when the vid says 20 minutes but the vid is 21:01 minutes
ANGGERY
Sorry, won't happen again 🙂
thanks a lot
thank you so ever much for this guide, it was immensely helpful & easy to follow!
THANK YOU SO MUCH !!! I LOOVE YOU
helped a lot tnx :)
I hate using middle mouse button, using emulation with alt key is better.
Me: Time to learn how to finally do something productive!
Video: *Starts*
My Focus: Aight I'mma head out
😄
thnx a lot..it was very helpful🎯
Thanks man this really helped
No problem 😊
Very good explanation
amazing thanka i was lost but now i am no longer
This was incredibly helpful, THANK YOU!
Glad you liked it 🙂
Super helpful even though i was reluctant because of the voice at first!
Thanks for moving
Best video sir. Thank you so much
Can you make video for animation . That how to use physics in animation
Check out my channel i have just uploaded a video on rigid body simulation
Can't say for sure, I'll try.
Idk why my cube is invisible and i can only see the orange outline in 2.83 but in 2.80 its fine please help me.
I have a question
When i opened blender and click general the cube was tranparent how do you guys nake it not transparent