Critical mistake if u want to create a big scene is to go into details like ACs and wires. It counts the poly up really fast, only go into details if they are closed to the camera or it's the main ground or something ur characters can interact with.
could be interesting to also add coloured emition shaders to the windows and other lit parts. could look very good as a backdrop in the distance from atop a hillside.
You could also make the windows transparent, project an image of a room onto the inside of a cube with 1 face missing, give that an emission and place it behind the windows👌
Hilarious video… This is a great top down approach to introducing people to blender. Now if tutors would do videos like this and then make individual clips showing how to do the individual steps as well would be a great experience for wannabes.
The funny part is that the building textures you’re using is actually a 3D render of a building. You’re taking a picture of a 3D model and using it as a texture for your 3D model. Nothing wrong with it, I just find it funny
can you make us a video with same concept but to turn character images to 3d ? like for exxample Leonardo or midjourney generated pixar images! that'd be interesting cuz no one on youtube did this!
@@unknownidentity8655 well I'm trying to make a model from a old game but due to me not know what the files mean I'm trying to use pictures from different angels to try to make the model.
Why am I having a hard time finding building images like this one? Can anyone recommend a search term or even a site? I googled it and got a lot of repetitive office building windows, but nothing yet like your example. Thanks!
Okay but where do I find textures for this? All the texture websites just turned into anti-consumer corporations demanding $100/month for a picture of a house
Hey buddy. Is there am easy way to turn a 3d model. In the lowest possible 2d Equivalent? Just a plane. Imagine to focus on one axis. What you See shall be the Plane, just one face
Go to edit -> preferences -> addons, search for and enable the images as planes addon (comes free with Blender). In the viewport, hit Shift + A -> Image -> As plane
It looks bad, creating 4 duplicate sides, very bad effect. The better method is this. 1. Create a large rectangle the size of an apartment building. 2. Apply a box UV map with the texture applied to all 4 sides. 3. Create edges around windows and extrude with a negative value. 4. Select all windows, give them a different material ID. 5. Apply multi-sub object material, for the material associated with the windows apply glossy reflection, and for the regular part of the building retain low gloss.
Creating entire city can now be done in just 1 week, with hundreds of building variations. Thanks a lot dude.
Any other way to create real city 3d ?
how to find these kind of images pls tell me
@@Breezy_INKI search for building picture front view
@@Breezy_INKI Have AI draw them for you. Microsoft copilot for example
@@Breezy_INKI You're not sure how to find images of buildings? What :D?
Critical mistake if u want to create a big scene is to go into details like ACs and wires. It counts the poly up really fast, only go into details if they are closed to the camera or it's the main ground or something ur characters can interact with.
I guess I've been making a lot of time to make low poly building, and when i see this vid really helps.
thanks and reach 100k subs!
If video is 1 minute long doesn't mean the work is also take 1 minute..
no matter how long it takes to do its still realy good tutorial
that is not how tutorials work it depends on how fast you can do it
True, stupid clickbate....
@@ThinkingUkranian skill issue
@@marotkiw nope
From shorts to here❤
Awesome tutorial. Could you please make a lengthy tutorial on this
I'm 3DMax fanatic but I really want to start using Blender.. I hope I can start with this channel to learn.
lol, good luck with that.
Perfect tutorial!! Had to search up some things separately, but is clear and straight to the point with no bs.
could be interesting to also add coloured emition shaders to the windows and other lit parts. could look very good as a backdrop in the distance from atop a hillside.
You could also make the windows transparent, project an image of a room onto the inside of a cube with 1 face missing, give that an emission and place it behind the windows👌
Hilarious video… This is a great top down approach to introducing people to blender. Now if tutors would do videos like this and then make individual clips showing how to do the individual steps as well would be a great experience for wannabes.
Great contribution. Great tutorial. You have my like and my subscription. Thank you so much. Greetings
That's good. Now I just need textures
Superb ❤
Simple and effective
Wow, amazing tutorial
Interesting approach!
Amazing, appreciate it!
Is this based on Ian Hubert's lazy tutorials?
If not, you should check him out.
The funny part is that the building textures you’re using is actually a 3D render of a building. You’re taking a picture of a 3D model and using it as a texture for your 3D model. Nothing wrong with it, I just find it funny
Rockstar needs you
woow you did great thanks.
Last step to making that Spider-Man 2 scene before transition
thankyou very much!
im not gonna say thank u.......but i will say I LOVE U
Shukren
Love this but can we get a full lenght version, like from taking a picture off our iphone to the full 3D model
Hey!! We’ll that escalated pretty fast there!!
from where can we get those 2d image texures , btw awesome idea using it in my projects 🔥🔥
sir ur sneak peek humbled me ..
my brain hurts but I'll try it out thanks!!
Крутий гайд дякую 👍
Bro is one with the blender software 💀
fr
can you make us a video with same concept but to turn character images to 3d ? like for exxample Leonardo or midjourney generated pixar images! that'd be interesting cuz no one on youtube did this!
This trick only works well with hard surfaces
i was wondering how do you do this with multiple pictures? like lets say i have multiple pictures of a car but want to make it into one full thing.
if its a blueprint then its not a hard thing to do
@@unknownidentity8655 well I'm trying to make a model from a old game but due to me not know what the files mean I'm trying to use pictures from different angels to try to make the model.
so this how assetto moder make custom map, now wonder why i see the quality o the pic sometimes blur.
Why am I having a hard time finding building images like this one? Can anyone recommend a search term or even a site? I googled it and got a lot of repetitive office building windows, but nothing yet like your example. Thanks!
Im having hard time too, do you find a website or any other method?
@@kaizen496 I haven't, it sucks.
@@kaizen496 anything I do find is just windows, no doors or storefronts...
I realized Unsplash is a good spot to check out especially the collections
@@kaizen496ai
Please make long video
Ngl i thought you gonna make it into texture map
Great for 2d artists cuz now it brings 3d art on their bear hands as well
Hi, can't find this import option in latest Blender version, any tip? (i've already checked all extentions)
It has been added into Blender as a default settings.
When you press Shift + A -> Image, it’s called “Mesh”
@@BlenderVitals wow thank you so much!
How can i get some reference imgs like that ? What is the key word ?
how to save/export and use in after effects
Step one: find a reference image. Step two: trace the reference image.
Okay but where do I find textures for this? All the texture websites just turned into anti-consumer corporations demanding $100/month for a picture of a house
Hey buddy. Is there am easy way to turn a 3d model. In the lowest possible 2d Equivalent? Just a plane. Imagine to focus on one axis. What you See shall be the Plane, just one face
How i introduce a image like a plane ??
And how can you make an interior?
Make a video how i can import it to unreal engine please😢
How to import an image as plane ? It gives me an error
when i extrude it goes invisible
Can i export it in unity? If yes how?
Some areas have transparency in textures. what am i doing wrong here?
unplug the alpha and adjust the uv map
@@Lazy_Hanby Or just recalculate faces.
That would took waaaayyyyy loger than a minute.
How do i find these types of images ????
screenshot the image then search image searcher and drop the image on the website
How do you import an image as a plane?
Go to edit -> preferences -> addons, search for and enable the images as planes addon (comes free with Blender).
In the viewport, hit Shift + A -> Image -> As plane
@@BlenderVitals Helpfull!
Can I get the used image?
screenshot the image then search image searcher and drop the image on the website
@@moniruzzaman187 Oh thanks
I'll try that
這照片，很華國美學
I guess you should already know blender fully to do this.
can you give me the building image please
fr how to even find these images
@@Breezy_INKI seems like many people are having trouble with that part. Including me.
screenshot the image then search image searcher and drop the image on the website
It looks bad, creating 4 duplicate sides, very bad effect.
The better method is this.
1. Create a large rectangle the size of an apartment building.
2. Apply a box UV map with the texture applied to all 4 sides.
3. Create edges around windows and extrude with a negative value.
4. Select all windows, give them a different material ID.
5. Apply multi-sub object material, for the material associated with the windows apply glossy reflection, and for the regular part of the building retain low gloss.
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Someone should just write a book on how to use blender, cause these tutorials are no help at all🚶🏽♂️
go do the 3d donut and then you ll understand
useless preview tooltips at the end...
One minute? 👎
How do you extrude without losing faces?
Answer to my own question: when importing the image as a plane, make sure to deselect "Show Backface".