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Great vid, helped me alot!

can you show how you go find these material al put them to blender lpease prtty please

For the stairs have you tried blenders built-in stair beveling.

Subbed, bloody awesome info here, Baie dankie! :)

your channel is the best can you please suggest any course or content link for arch viz with blender for beginner. Thankyou for sharing

The assets( mesh with materials ) preview show only gray in asset browser, do you have the way to solve it in 4.1?

nice

Are there any sources that you use when you explain how you come up with the measurements of your assets? I'd like to know how you got, say, 750mm for doorways and 200m for step heights.

hi, i want to buy for using in games?. is it game ready??. i am just worry about polygons, how much polygons per building?

This is the best tutorial but i have a question. I made my walls around 15cm thick and when I place the floor to make a building they are overlapping. Is it correct to make 3 types of floors with 15cm less width in both sides, in one side, and a default one without removing these 15cm? What's the most efficient way to avoid overlapping with thick modular kits?

This is by far the best explanation of modular assets in blender ever recorded. Thank you pal, you didn't leave any stone untarnished.

So, essentially this is a bug in blender, and here now a year later, and they still haven't fixed it. Also, this method did get some colour back, but the whole thing was tinted slightly purple... Edit: Using @joecomeau3263's method of just selecting the base colour node seems to work without the purple tint.

Awe, ek soek juis so iets, support maar Local 😁🤣

doesn't work with the assets made up from collections

It actually works just by disconnecting and then reconnecting the Albedo texture. It is as if it registers the last action as one to use. So if yo connect the NM, RM last that is the preview you will get

if youre confused about the first tip, check that first frame is 1 and not 0 or your animation won't render all frames

I could tell that you are South African by your access

thanks although i heard ctrl d instead of ctrl t

Hmm **Pulls out mixamo parkour animation collection** **Assassin's creed Mirage Ezio family plays in background**

if we have high reach on social media then why we sell on a third party website why not selling direct to cleints its a logical question

What is your pc specs?

This is amazing thanks for taking the time to explain all of this!

u got any idea about exporting i had issues with textures but now its fixed but now the issue is. lets say i make a house when put into engine i use, you can see through the house and but when u look around it the whole house is there and for a door in front its fine but behind it u can see through it like it don't exist to idk what to do

great tutorial. nicely done

is it possible to set this on a objects directory so setting it as diffuse and then all marked for assets in that directory will automatically be done correctly for all objects, can this be done for an entire directory as not manually one by one ??

This is a great video, is there a possibility to sell my model to citybuilder 3d, how do you get in there, did they approached you?

I am making a 3D model of an art scene that i want to sell on line... Do i or should i copyright this image model.. If so, what would i need to do in order to copyright the model image... is it neccessary ?

Hey, thanks for the great videos. I'm learning so much about modular design. I was wondering if you had any tips for making modular parts that are solid and not flat planes. For making buildings you can enter? Making the solid parts snap is proving to be difficult

love the long format thank you so much. earned my sub

does your pc survived at the end

Hello where do you use your works, i am from colombia and i am making a web 3d serie

Pls pls pks pls pls pls

Hey can you give me a download link please

I was watching this video in one breath till 3 am and first i'm doing after waking up is writing this comment ... thank you so much, it is a great tutorial for the building creation workflow... im newbe in 3d modeling and also like you like architecture modeling for games, man, you inspired me to correct my ways of moddeling... will appreciate further video series. Thank you! God bless you. Happy New Year! ❤🎉 🙏👍🤝

Thank you! I always like tutorials without using plugin, no more complicate than it should!

from a brazilian that grew up in south africa that is back in brazil now... to see you model some of our favela buildings is kind of cool. thanks boet, kind of miss the accent!

Thanks for this Hubert. Good to see you back at it again

thanks

Hello. Just drop by today. Love your videos. Please make an update video for 2023

Hallo Hubert - Danke. Bin durch eine Nennung, von LightArchitect auf dich aufmerksam geworden. Schaue mir jetzt ein paar Dinge von dir an und möchte selbst damit etwas schaffen.

The result looks good . Everyone has a way of modeling they are comfortable with and it is interesting seeing the many different techniques . Thanks for the share. :O)

Thank for sharing your experience❤

Thanks, man! I want to take my 1st try to make a town-constructor asset for UE. Never thought that I should use planes to build the walls. Your pipeline will be base of my task.

How are you, my friend? Can you help me design a building for my graduation project?

Yes indeed @homborgor this was definately not a "Boring" or "Useless" video. Well done Hubert. I look forward to the video of taking the assets and migrating them to Unreal. What what be good would be a UE blueprint tutorial that automatically builds the dwellings procedurally. What a fantasatic video that I have learn't a great deal. Cheers.

Wow, what a great tutorial. Thank you for also teaching us how to think about the steps taken. This combination of technique and wisdom is so useful.

Very nice 👍

If you keep a consistent naming scheme for your exported files in engine, you'd never have to worry about fixing 50 unwrap errors. You just fix it once in app and re-export and overwrite the mesh that is referenced in the scene. All the instances in the scene will update accordingly. (Not 100% sure how this goes in Blender, but am pretty certain one could use instances for this as well)

Wow, this awesome! Thank you so much!