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If you are trying to get the texture coordinates and mapping node by shortcut you need to go to edit then preferences then add on search node Wangler then enable it to use the shortcut Ctrl + T

my room its not 17x24 meters 0.0 (idk why im posting this i love you all, gn)

this is amazing!

Why doesn’t the glass material work? It doesn’t reflect at all ( showing the inside of the interior),but shows the environment

is there a way to make it a bit fancier from there? or would you have to start the entire frame over?

Is sketchup easier to learn than Blender ? I need to make some 3D backgrounds for a project, but i don't need to become a "pro" at it, just basic backgrounds. Should I use sketchup instead of blender then ?

Could you make a tutorial on how to add the glass texture and the furniture?

i got the materials from your description, but when i click on them, they open in a new project. How do I import or "load" these materials in order to use them for a different project (the interior) ?

You deserve more subs man I’m working through the tutorial and you made it so clear what I needed to do. Unlike other tutorials which make massive skips without showing what to do

gg thks

Hello !! I’m really struggling to get « inside » the house , I can’t get correctly trough the wall . Do you know how I can fix that ? :)

Can you talk faster? I almost understood everything. If you talk faster, then I'm sure I won't understand anything you say.

great video but the furniture measurements are way too big

The tabs at the bottom are not default, i.e the size adjustment, insert face tab etc. This seems like a good tutorial but I had to stop about a minute in because I am unable to use the windows that you are in the bottom left

Hi sir, maybe you still have the asset or file on that modern house? I'm having a hard time following the steps.

Great video as always! ❤

My GPU ran out of memory!!!

Quick and easy tutorial, I love this!!! I’m a designer who’s currently transitioning into blender, my medium was 3ds max and sketchup and this one is perfect for my software transition 👏

Genial!

Thank you for the awesome video!!🫡🫡

Very helpful !! Dont stop the great work bro!

Good tutorial, but 'then' is not necessary every step.

Clearest tutorial I've found so far. Thank you so much for this, you've helped me out a lot - Brilliant work!

Hi! Thank you. Don't give up.

How did you select the floor?

When will you upload the rest? I need them asap.

Thank you

You're a very good instructor! Makes things very simple and easy to follow. Question, what the window addon called again?

Are you kidding me ?! Dropping assets doesn’t consider as art

Awesome tutorial! Would be nice seeing one teaching how to import a model in other formats (fbx., obj.) and how to apply the texture map and correctly use the shader nodes

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How did you delete everything from the scene in the beginning?

I don't want to say "I can't believe it's that easy," so instead I'll say "I can't believe I let myself think it was so difficult." Blender is really intimidating, but you've taken away a lot of the mystery and made me feel like I'm ready to graduate from donuts to architectural digest

I’ve been trying so hard to find a video like that , simple and easy cause I recently started , thanks a lot!

Maybe the best teacher inthe whole CZcams game, so much details, patience a quality in this work! Kuddos!

why is it when i click tab and click on a side, i only tabs onto a the dots, and i have no move option

Thank you, it helps a lot :D

this is beyond fucked to follow...... slow down and what tf are these combo 123 sequence to do simple shit in the app.....

loads of "Then"

Thanks for the tutorial! A question - When I import and apply the floor texture on Blender 4, its showing as a dark, smooth wood coloured gradient, with no wood texture - I've tried moving some of the parameters but no luck thus far - any ideas what could be the cause of this? Thank you!

"Simple" is and understatement.

thanks!

a nice one 😊

This video is a bit old by now, but to those who are still finding this video for the first time: Please remember to make your renders true-to-scale, in this case specifically with the size of the room in the video. It's important to do this because if an object is significantly larger or smaller than intended, there can be inconsistencies in the final render because the way the camera interacts with light and depth of field will make the render look odd, although you may not be able to tell exactly why it looks weird. Good luck! 😁