How to make an Isometric Scene in Blender 2.8
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024
- In this time-lapse tutorial, I'll be showing you how I created this simple and sweet isometric scene in Blender 2.8. We'll be sticking with Cycles render engine for this one to really get that surreal look!
Get this scene on Gumroad: gum.co/isometr...
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Welcome to RenderRides! I've been working on this tutorial for a while now to make sure it's the best quality possible. I ran into a lot of problems during the previous tutorial and that caused a lot of glitches in the final video. I feel like I didn't put much time into it. But I really took my time with this one and made sure it wasn't as long, and it wasn't as bad! I think the quality difference is pretty astonishing and yes, I'm very satisfied with this one! I hope you enjoy watching this as much as I did making it!
Special thanks to Nitrogen for the different colored version of this scene!
The software:
Blender- www.blender.org/
The Addons:
Archimesh- github.com/Ant...
Websites used:
For the HDRI: hdrihaven.com/
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External video links:
Blender Guru's intermediate tutorial series: • Blender Intermediate M...
This series also includes a UV unwrapping tutorial, i.e. • Blender Intermediate U...
CG Geek's Interior Design Tutorial: • Create a Modern Interi...
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wait,wtf. I just watched the whole video and though that you have like 300k subs but than I wanted to sub and I found out that you have only 95...whaaaaat..You deserve much more subs, awesome video!!
Hahaha! Thank you! And I really appreciate your support :>
Absolutely, i think so too man
@@eagle9717 well now hes at 18.4k lol
@@lokiteevee3514 Time sure flies
Nice! Beautiful scene. I really liked the fast pace of this. I'm not a seasoned Blender user, probably not even intermediate yet, but I understood it all clearly, thanks to your presentation style. Good energy!
Finally, we have a purpose for the default cube!
You really are awesome dude. In this short space u've taught so many things. Really really helpful for the beginners n those who have already levelled up 1,2 or even 3. Lots of love and respect from India.
Ayy thanks a lot! 😄
You should've added some moths, to make it more realistic! Still, great video :)
Yeahh big mistake! Gonna do it in an underwater scene next time tho ;D
Can u explain what is moths is ? I'm a new comer here and want to learn about Blender
@@lilspidey1117 Moths are a paraphyletic group of insects that includes all members of the order Lepidoptera that are not butterflies, with moths making up the vast majority of the order. There are thought to be approximately 160,000 species of moth, many of which have yet to be described. Most species of moth are nocturnal, but there are also crepuscular and diurnal species.
The modern English word "moth" comes from Old English "moððe" (cf. Northumbrian "mohðe") from Common Germanic (compare Old Norse "motti", Dutch "mot", and German "Motte" all meaning "moth"). Its origins are possibly related to the Old English "maða" meaning "maggot" or from the root of "midge" which until the 16th century was used mostly to indicate the larva, usually in reference to devouring clothes.
Moths frequently appear to circle artificial lights, although the reason for this behavior (positive phototaxis) is currently unknown. One hypothesis is called celestial or transverse orientation. By maintaining a constant angular relationship to bright celestial light, such as the moon, they can fly in a straight line. Celestial objects are so far away that, even after traveling great distances, the change in angle between the moth and the light source is negligible; further, the moon will always be in the upper part of the visual field, or on the horizon. When a moth encounters a much closer artificial light and uses it for navigation, the angle changes noticeably after only a short distance, in addition to being often below the horizon. The moth instinctively attempts to correct by turning toward the light, thereby causing airborne moths to come plummeting downward, and resulting in a spiral flight path that gets closer and closer to the light source.
Studies have found that light pollution caused by the increasing use of artificial lights has either led to a severe decline in the moth population in some parts of the world or has severely disrupted nocturnal pollination.
I hope that clears it up.
Probably the best tutorial I've seen on an isometric scene, great work!
Spent forever trying to figure out how to make a simple hole in an object - you taught me in the first minute of your tutorial! Props just for that, but really great tutorial all-around, keep it up!
Thank you so much! ❤️
@@RenderRides Quick question I'm having a hard time finding an answer to - is it possible to link the room to the cubes that are punching a hole in my walls, so that if I decide to move/scale my room, the hidden cubes will move/scale with it?
In case anyone's wondering - I figured out a decent way to do it - under Object, Viewport Display, change "Display As" to 'bounds'
Well yeah, you could simply select the two cutout objects first and then select the room, then hit Ctrl+P and select "Object (Keep Transform)"
This will parent the cutouts to your room and they will scale, move and rotate along with your room object! 😄
Hello! This is me from the future. It seems that this video, which is the first tutorial I've made with this style, has been getting a lot of attention recently. And there are a lot of people commenting about the pace. So I thought I'd add a pinned comment to take the responsibility- Yes, this video is really fast paced and not good for anyone who's looking for videos to follow through and recreate a scene. However, I do think that you can still get some valuable information in here which will help you to work on your versions of this scene or any other scene you might want to work on. Just watch the video all the way to the end, and then grasp the core ideas and workflows of making a scene like this.
Many videos for beginners send you to sleep....so you never begin...😊 this is pure inspiration and stokes the learning fire. Well done
Thank you so much for creating this video! As a beginner going to intermediate skill, I found the pacing to be great, and learned a lot of cool tricks! This is amazing!!
Glad it was helpful!
dude honestly this quality of video surpasses even the grand master blenderguru, thank you so much. Please never stop
Wow that's a huge compliment and I highly appreciate it. But the guru is always gonna be the guru ;D
@@RenderRides true true no doubt, anyway your shit is well timed and the humor in between clips goes a long way. Seriously, 10/10
0:50 Workflow speed tip no.1 for me, 1:00 for no. 2, Thankyou so much, really needed those tips becuase i usually struggle hiding things that aren't suppose to apear in the render. 4:30, thankyou
Thank you! This is such an inspiring tutorial. I really like you style of showing us viewers stuff in blender, mainly because the infos are densely packed but easy to understand.
P.S. Awesome render! Keep up the good work :D
Thank you! I like teaching in a compact way (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)
Wow, this is a great tutorial. Concise and yet informative. I am watching Blender tutorials because I want to create background scenes for my webtoons. This helps a lot! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks a bunch! Glad you found it helpful! :D
damn, this video just popped back in my feed, this is the first tutorial i followed after the donut one. thank you!
Tips and tricks to get started
That famous phrase is everywhere, even in Autodesk
You are incredibly skilled, talented and truly an inspiration. Thank you for this priceless content ✌🏻
Thank you! That means a lot to me ❤️
Very good tutorial! Amazing to know about that add-on.
RenderRides: i made a really good looking room in 15 minutes!
Me: i made a mug in 2 hours..
this is MY MUG! there's many other like this one in the world! but this one is *m i n e !*
You absolutely deserve more attention man! Great video👌💪😂
Thank you! :>
Sick video bro! I dont usually comment but i appreciate all the topics you struck in 15 minutes and wanted to show my appreciation. Also excellent for beginners aswell. Thanks my guy
Thank you so much! ♥️
Kick ass video just started blender today and tryna figure out cool easy stuff to do that wont make me rip my hair out or smash my computer into pieces till i can learn enough to make my vision and this will definetly get me on the correct path .
Just make sure to take away the key principles of what goes into building a scene. That'd be much more valuable than step by step processes in the long run :D
hehehe... I understood everything you said because I already went a lot from Blender Guru... Your instructions were thorough and simple... Now I'm gonna make my own isometric room hahaha Thanks for the instructions
definitley keep making these tutorials great work!
Thank you!
Top Quality Turorial!
Thank you! :3
Yes! Great voice and communication, great tutorial thankyou!
Thanks! Glad you liked it! :D
much much informative
It was an awesome video!!
A composition video will be highly appreciated!
Thank you! The compositing video is already out.
Just seeing your workflow helps a lot.
I'm glad that I'm of help :D
Thank you
this tutor not good for Newbie xD
especially me, btw GREAT content !
I'm a newbie and this helps me
@@mons938 yeah! too quick... show the process.. that would be very helpful
gorgeous
Thank you!
Fantastic tutorial!
Dude that chair!!😂 the legs aren’t right man, but great job on the video, thoroughly enjoyed it, great content and commentary, you do have an accent though that does make me have to listen more closely to understand some words but awesome video!
Definitely wouldn't want to sit on such a chair 😂 Anyway, thanks a lot!
Haha yeah, I'm trying to work on my accent a bit, kind of a hybrid one right now. Hopefully it'll be much better soon tho :P
RenderRides awesome man! Well, keep at it! Your going places!
Great explanation man! Thanks for making this video. Subbed
This is a pretty good video with Blender I wish it was a bit slower so I can see it in detail as to what was done.
This is a bit more intermediate, and intended for the users who are already familiar with Blender. If you wish for slower and more in depth tutorials, you can stick around for (SPOILER ALERT) a more beginner friendly modeling tutorial series! *Or just let me know what tutorial you want next!*
Amazing tutorial, thank you!
Love ur Videos like this one :> please make more of these! I learn much more than in Videos from other Persons!
Subbed! :>
Amazing video!
Thank you!
REEEEE where are the credits for my scene? ;-;
Awesome video, by the way!
Oh yes! I'll add all the credits soon! :D
Thanks tho! I'm glad that you liked it x)
After applying boolean modifier when change the shape of cube the shape of window is not changing could u plz suggest any solution ...btw grt content also i m a beginner
SAME
Wow this is amazing!!
Thank you
Thanks for that picture tutorial. I definitely used to over think this lol. Subbed :)
You're welcome! I figured people would be confused since I was too when I first started out :P Also, thanks for subscribing! Welcome to the community! x)
How to get the camera icon on the top right corner?
There should be a funnel looking thing up there which lets you select the options that you want to view there.
This is the video that got me into blender 8 months ago :0
That's awesome! Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Liked it lots!
AMAZING
I’m always interested in compositing! Trying to learn it right now.
Tutorial will be up after my exams end!
RenderRides good luck! I have them too in may 😩
I cant get that window to appear with the right side of the mouse so delste half of the cube. How do i fix that?
Love the video, it's just hard to keep up
Yeah. I wanted to break the scene down as fast as possible while still being informative so it might seem too fast if you try to follow it step by step. But you could rather watch the whole video first, get the core ideas and then start working on it yourself! :D
I know nothing about all this, but I want to learn some of the basics or how to make some of these things. Would be awesome to have one of these as artwork for songs and etc. Will take time, but looks creative. And fun.
I highly recommend that you start learning about Blender here: ruclips.net/p/PL3UWN2F2M2C8-zUjbFlbgtWPQa0NXBsp0
@@RenderRides Thank you, I really appreciate that
So awesome bro thanks 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
nice work man
I am not able to move around the door for some reason and would like some help
thank you
Can you pls explain how your light has this glow effect? maybe i missed something...
FUDGING LEGEND
Great Tutorial and Thank you. God Bless You..........
Loved this! :D
Im new to Blender and this has helped a great deal - You're a fantastic and fun teacher :)
Little disappointed that you didn't go into more detail on the UV mapping (I cant seem to get my images to apply :/) and you didn't leave any links for further reading as suggested, but otherwise fantastic!
Keep them coming when you're not too busy with school :P
Thanks a lot, Rob! I'm glad that my content helped you out in some way! :D
*About the leaving the links part* I'm gonna do it right away! I just realized I haven't put them up yet, how forgetful of me!
Once again, thanks for supporting me! I'm busy with exams right now, but I'll definitely come back with an even better tutorial, keeping what you said in mind.
*An update* Just found out that I had linked to the videos already but forgot to mention that it had the UV unwrapping tutorial in it. You can check it out again if you're interested.
Also, since you can't seem to figure out how to put images onto planes- it's actually quite simple. Once you're done unwrapping, you need to add an image input to the color of your material and choose the image that you plan on adding. That's all there is to it ^_^
Thank you so much! Fun video! :)
Glad you liked it :3
Very helpful mate!
Glad you like it!
every time i render it out it turns out to have lots of noise, could you make a video about render settings for a project like this, or maybe someone explain to me where i can fix it, or where i went wrong. thanks
Isometric is good, isometric is life. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
And blender is love!
This is a great video bro
Thanks!
Where do you have the option to hide for the camera ?
Thanks alot! Gave me more tips
Great tutorial, thank you - Does anyone have any idea where the "Portal" checkbox is on area light in Blender 2.8? Cant find it anywhere.
It's in the same section where you have the intensity and shape of the light. I think it only works with Cycles.
@@RenderRides Thank you for the fast reply!
indeed, changing it to cycles did bring the portal option back.
So it seems like a good practice to use eevee to model and cycles to render?
It depends on whether you're going for realism or not. In my opinion, eevee being a realtime engine is better for quick previews of stuff that you're making to render in Cycles. It's also great for things which do not necessarily need to look 100% accurate to real life or photorealistic.
Nice tutorial, but I am the beginner, do you have any tutorials which is for the beginner
your'e amazing!! Love from India.
Great vid, but for some reason i have a lighting problem. I simply cannot make my plane neon and change its color
edit: nvm
Newbie question. How did you adjust the scale only on one axis, without bending the entire floor? (For some reason my floor bends if I change the scale on an y axis. If I select the two walls it makes a weirder mess.)
I am wondering how you create the lighting/white material when using almost solid material or no material at all. It looks like super smooth white.
Literally subbed at :30
me: *plays with settings, gets cycles render to look PERFEXT WITH NO NOISE IN LAYOUT, me getting too excited and clicking render*
noise: 😗
Haha, just use the denoise node in the compositor, or use Optix if you're using Blender 2.9.
LOL
@@RenderRides why did i just see this?! thank you for the amazing help.
2:28 I can't this..Did you have any settings? I did loop cut, Ctrl + B, S but it doesn't look like that video
I don't think I did. Can you show me a screenshot?
@@RenderRides how?
@@Lee-qo7ch Post it on imgur or somewhere and reply with the link to it.
@@RenderRides imgur.com/a/K1uoPxY
@@Lee-qo7ch Ahh I see. Just press Shift+Z while Scaling to ignore the Z axis while scaling, making the bevel go inside without going up and down.
how do you give a circle a face?
could you make this tutorial but slower and show all keybinds? just i can't understand what you pressing in the video
This is sort of an intermediate video, so if you aren't fluent in using Blender and can't figure out what to press to get a certain thing done, it'd be hard for me to guide you. If you have a specific problem or confusion that you want me to clarify right here, I could help you with that! :)
@@RenderRides Okayy.. I don't understand how you made "Extrude region" on circle when you were doing a carpet. I push this and there nothing. I will very happy if you help me!)
@@RodyChannel You basically press E for extruding it and then you press I to inset it. These are super basic things, so I'd recommend that you first follow some basic beginner tutorials and then come back to this video to understand it better! :D
This video must've taken forever to make/film/edit, thanks a lot for your time.
Hey I didn't understand how u made that painting
It's damn good
Here's a big damn thanks! XD
how did you learned this stuff
great!
*all the best for your youtube journey*
-try to make any vfx tutorials ''
simply super
(◍•ᴗ•◍)❤ thanks
How to color the walls and floor ? Learn much from this video too, thanks!
Just add different materials on the objects and assign them to different faces. When you add a new material, it will have a principled shader for starters, so you can just change the base color to a color that you want.
@@RenderRides but the inside cube didn't have faces since I just solidify it from the beginning
@@malamhari_ If you need more control of the solidified faces, it's perfectly fine to apply the modifier.
@@RenderRides Ahh forgot to apply the modifier, thank you very much sir :D
why does your scene have bloom in cycles?
Hey, thx a lot for this vid. it teaches me a lot, but can you do a full breakdown like a full tutorial for this project. It will help me a lot more because im new at blender. Please and thank you
Maybe in the future... I'm not planning to make full beginner tutorials just yet.
im late to this but help me please. whenever i try to create the door with boolean, what happened is the walls doesnt cut in the shape of a door instead they are dragged back? i think thats how to describe it, but i manage to create a window but not the door, could you please tell me what idid wrong and how i can able to fix it please, thank you
Make sure you have a solidify modifier on the room/wall model and that the boolean object, which in this case is the door, is thicker than the wall itself for it to create a hole.
@@RenderRides i see , thank you for that and thank you for the tutorial
Im stuck at the part where you made the rug. The particle sim on my rug is creating hair at the bottom of the rug and not the top. PLEASE HELP!!!!!
Try going to edit mode and recalculating the normals of the faces. They might be flipped, which is why the direction of the particles seem to be flipped as well. To recalculate the normals, select everything in edit mode and press Ctrl N. If this doesn't work automatically, then just expand the menu that appears and check where it says flip normals or something along that. That should fix the issue for you.
@@RenderRides Thanks for the help. And your tutorial was amazing
Cool video!
Thanks a lot!
the way u use shortcut man, for the beginner I literally don't know what u are doing for some things
Is the lamp a preset?
Great !!
Thanks! :>
This is great and helpful! Thank you🙆
I'm glad that it was of help! :D
Will it work in blender 3.0?
Where is it? 4:23
Love your videos man. Just a quick question: How did you add a surface to your circle at around 4:00? Appreciate the help !
By pressing F. It creates a face for the selected vertices/edges.
Thanks this is so helpful ^^
But i have a problem with lighting part. My area light does not have the portal light setting, i added HDRI image. Any idea to why the option is missing?
It's only available in Cycles.
is it possible to then import something like this into Unity and make it an explorable map?
Totally! Just export it as a .fbx file or some other file format that Unity supports. You might also need to make the materials in Unity- Blender materials can't be transferred directly.
Thanks ,that is awesome, but you are so quick in explaining that please do it more quietly in the future
Yup, I understand. I'm trying to be a bit slower now.
@@RenderRides allah bless you
Great video, but i have a little problem, when i add an environnement background, i see all the background when i render my room... How did you do, to just use and no see it just next to the room (sry i'm not english, it's quite hard to explain ^^) thx
Go to Render Properties -> Film, and then turn on Transparent. This will give the background a checker type of texture. Then just export your render as a .png and then use an image manipulation software like Photoshop or Gimp and apply a solid color layer below this render to add any color to the background.
I cant move the door
Great tutorial! I know it's not tailored for beginners, but it would be great if you spent just a little more time on the more complicated components. Otherwise, great content. Thanks.
Thank you! And yes, I understand that. It was my first tutorial so I didn't have much of an idea about the pace.
What song starts at 3:50 in the background???