Low Poly Animals | Quick and Easy | Basic Tutorial
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part 2 • Low Poly Animals | Qui...
This is aimed at a beginner level but some understanding of the interface is necessary.
I go through loop cuts, extrusions, background images and much more.
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One day that cube is going to fight back and delete us all...
Don’t say that
Very risky
Hahahahaha
Lol
hahahha :)
You were right.
now this is how tutorials should be, telling the viewers reminders, not a speed-run video and very precise explanations!
I agree as a visual learner with a processing difficulty I can’t stand those tutorials that rush through everything
i also
@@raptorb4107 BlenderGuru really helped my blender learning experience!
Other than he said you can't use SVGs when that has been an option in Blender for a long time. You could cut out majority of the work in this video by starting with the SVG file and decimating it. This person should not be teaching anyone yet.
@@writingmessages4234 Little bit harsh don't you think when this is a tutorial aimed at beginners? If you're such an expert, I wonder why you even bothered watching?
As a beginner scouring tutorials to often be disappointed that "beginner" tutorials require previous knowledge, I wholeheartedly thank you for being upfront about the difficulty of the tutorial. Everyone should do this, it really helps a ton and just takes 10 seconds of videotime.
agreed
🍩
I've been having terrible trouble finding 3D modeling tutorials for blender and I swear you are a godsend, this is one of the most comprehensible tutorials I've seen on CZcams. Thank you very much.
Explaining all the keyboard shortcuts as you go makes this MUCH easier to follow than others who assume you know them. Great tutorial.
REALLY nice practice here, you're listing all the keys, showing the gadgets, warning of tripwires, all VERY GOOD.
Thanks!
Thanks :)
Of all the Blender tutorials I have watched, nobody explains things as well as you, Grant. You really are a wonderful teacher.
You voice is so relaxing and I have never failed on your tutorials, Also they a so straight forward the get to the point. I have also learned so many tricks and hotkeys. Thank you!
thanks :)
Grant I am so grateful you took the time to update this to 2.8!
Thanks :)
Your voice helps a lot, came out of the tutorial relaxed instead of being bored
I am just starting with blender and I think this is a very good way to get into the dynamics of extruding/grabbing/scaling/rotating vertices and faces.
One of the best tutorial I found on CZcams. Thanks.
An excellent video to understand the basic steps to build a low poly shape and model. Thank you so much! I would recommend your videos to all blender beginners.
1:07 I am gonna start by deleting the starting cube...
well, it is a common ritual now.
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Thanks for this tutorial. So many of the tutorials out there are for very complex models, I just want to learn how to make simple low poly animal models. Perfect!
Thanks for this tutorial, Grant ❤️ So well explained!
Your pedagogy is on point. You have a way of explaining things that is nice and easy to follow. Great video !
Thank you for making this tutorial so simple and easy to follow!
I actually made a lightbulb with this tutorial great job this can be used on anything!
Hello and thank you for this clear tutorial!
It's my first day with Blender (and yes, I know what you mentioned in the opening sequence!)
So the only issue I ran with this is the part about legs. After performing that cut and making the extrusion, everything works fine. However, in the face mode (3), any adjustments (such as grabbing or scaling) start to work like you'd expect with a 3d object rather than what it appears in your video. For example, scaling will not only scale the width, but it also scales the depth.
This doesn't turn into an immediate problem and I could imagine working like that just fine - but for the sake of tutorial, is it possible to just align the front (and behind) vertices without having that 3d depth when grabbing, for instance?
you can scale in one axis x,y, or z
this helped me so much, it completely started off my model making hobby, thank you soo much!
thank god a more recent video that really helps with making a model from a picture. thank you so much!
This was my first tutorial for Blender and it was strangely specific for my goal of making a VR animal museum. It was extremely helpful and I watched it repeatedly until I memorized the process. Thank you!
Thanks :)
Do you mean a zoo?
@@jluisrreyes9654 lol
@@jluisrreyes9654 A museum and zoo are two different things
@@jluisrreyes9654 maybe a museum is just a zoo of artifacts. that's why they're both exhibits.
This is awesome Im about to give it a go! I had no idea how to start tackling this but you explained it in wonderful detail 🙌
" i will start by deleting the default cube" that's a bad start.
CG Matter: let's go ahead and *evaporate* the default cube and create a new one.
Shift clicking on the selection mode to highlight all the buttons will set it so that Blender will automatically determine what you are trying to select ie vertex, edge or face
for people complaining about "delete the default cube" just delete it once and set the scene "as default scene"
Awesome tutorial! Straight forward and clear!
I love how you show the result on the bottom during the whole video!!
Thank you I have just finished my first render thanks to your tutorial. I'm motivated to continue.
Thanks so much! I needed to know how to make guns for a game using a reference.
nice :)
Uff, for games. It was quite distracting start of a sentence ;-)
i would like to see this giraffe gun
I love your tutorials so much! And your voice is so calming.
Thanks
Amazing thanks so much so easy to follow. :D very good teaching unlike some people who speed everything up and makes everything complicated instead you are more simplistic, precise with what you do and remind what to do. Keep up the good work!
Wow thanks for hearting
Something else to keep me awake all hours at night . Thanks :)
I made this! It was so fun. Thanks Grant.
Awesome tutorial, very clear!
So, the computer has survived 🤣
The creature looks good finally with full separated legs & I've done some shaping. I'll still have to do it again tho as it didn't clip the belly part together. I'm not giving up. I'm so close to getting this. I've watched this vid a trillion times now lol I truly appreciate the tutorial! Thanks 😁🙌
You are like the Bob Ross of 3D modeling. Loved the tutorial! :)
Thanks :)
a little bush over here......so the giraffe can feed on it later
Thank you so much for these turorials youre helping me a lot
im sure someone else will have said it and i'm sure you already know it, but svg's absolutely work in blender! this particular file/purpose probably would have been messy so i guess that's what you meant by it not working, but they're how i brought awkward fin shapes into my model while absolutely rawdogging trying to figure out how to make a mermaid model to paint my reference design onto lol. im looking forward to watching this video because i'd very much like to make that model again with more control and understanding of the program, as my UV mapping was basically unusable in procreate :')
edit to add: i really like your teaching style!!!! im doubly super excited to work my way through more of your tutorials, you make this all seem so approachable and actually doable. thank u!
love the little giraffe rotating in the corner !!!
Thanks :)
it finally makes sense to me how to develop models, now. Thank you.
Thanks again :)
1 get a pic, 2 mesh plane, 3 modelling , 4 cut knife , 5 cut edges , object mode, 6 faces, 7 delete faces, 8 E to extrude, 9 mirror it, 10 Done ;)
thank you so much ive learned alot and still learning more everyday
Hello i'm french and your tuto is the best i found on CZcams so thank you !
for the people who has a non transparent wireframe..... u can go to the top left where the solid, shade, and wireframe setting is and click the dropdown arrow, there u can change the xray transparency
You are a god for that, thanks man!
@TheGigatacos78 in simpler terms. There is a place where you can change between solid, shade and wireframe.
Find that
Then
Press the dropdown arrow
And chand turn on xray transparency
King!!! Please pin this comment took me 20 min to figure out 😅
its good to see that my comment was helpful
Just subbed and decided your videos are the ones that are gonna teach me blender because i like your very noob friendly and i also like your voice
Hey Man You have absolutly best voice in the "Blenders tutorials market :)" I,m not the English gay (I,m from Poland exactly) but Yours voice,vocabulary & knowledge, of course are the best!
Thanks :)
Great n Wonderful Teaching Style....
May be Now I can learn blender....
Love from India ❤️
Thanks a lot for such a Nice Video
This vid was very useful. Thank you!
Thanks :)
Blender has native SVG support, but it converts it to curves once you import the file.
Also, instead of going into wireframe mode, you can use X-Ray mode by pressing Shift + Z. It's faster than switching to wireframe.
indeed
Wow! At first it was a real struggle and I had to be really careful about not missing a step and doing everything exactly like you did, but once I got to the ending with the legs 'n stuff I had already learned so much throughout the video that I could do the rest of the giraffe by myself, which was super fun!
I definitely to encourage all beginners to try this :D it doesn't take much time (I paused a few times but in total it took me about 15 minutes to get through the entire process and 15 more minutes to perfect my giraffe)
Thanks :)
Excellent, thank you for this tutorial!
Although I had no problems myself, I realized that the links in the description are missing. Left a like anyways since this was still very helpful and well & easy explained
bleeding amazing. thanks a bunch man!
Thanks :)
Great tutorial! Thank you!
I knew that I had seen this site on a video, I looked for it then I found your video, Merci !
This is like soap carving! Thank you!
As always very useful. Thanks!
Thanks :)
This tutorial is great! I’ve barely used blender before and this video was very easy to understand compared to some other tutorials. I’m having a lot of fun making different animals now :)
thanks :)
just imagine how sooner you'd have started if only blender's authors were sane people, packing all that functionality in a tool that'd let you DRAW a polygonal curve with 1 click per point, then extrude the curve. It was once called an EXTRUDE TOOL, and along with something called a LATHE, in the 90's was a basis of 3D computer graphics.
But blender authors never knew, and their users are just now discovering how bad it was before 2.8. Oh, and 2.81 fixes the outliner too, the one where you'd do massive selections only by REGULAR EXPRESSION-matching the names, to say one. And it only took what? 15 years for them to REALIZE how bad the UI was?
I DETEST blender, yet I use it. :(
@@furrball i think blender has had the lathe tool for a long time but they called it the screw modifier instead
that's comforting, but my point was there could be just something as obvious as a plain window panel where to trace a 2D curve with the mouse, eventually dragging around points to adjust and add some later, like in a font editor, for example. And then have it rotated around an axis to create a solid form. Same for the extrude, they were really basic tools and it just... amazes me that they weren't built to operate in the most intuitive way. But whatevet... they're starting to make progress, let's hope in the future.
0:49 i really thought this was a youtube ad LOL
Excellent video. Thank you very much!
Wow amazing Tutorial !
6:35 when I "ctrl+r" and create a new edge (so two new nodes) I struggle to then change the placement of the new node; it basically creates two new edges as I move the new node around after clicking "g"
Awesome tutorial, clear and comprehensive, Thanks a lot. i recently found your channel,im quite new to blender. please do a character modelling tutorial for complete beginners
I will do eventually
Tutorial was great, even 5 years later. I modeled a goose and it's amazing.
nice
Nice tutorial. Thank you so much!
Thanks :)
Excellent teacher, thanks so much 🤩
Thanks :)
Great tutorial!
thank you for making these videos
Thanks :)
Was I the only one who felt powerful like no one could stop me when I figured it out thanks to this video? Just me?... Ciao
Ty so much dude this is really helpful
quick thing to add, you don't need to go to wire-frame view, just enable x-ray mode by clicking "alt + z" and it will let you see through it! and it just lowers the opacity of the face, i like it more because i can see how its turning out better, but that's just me :D
thank you random stranger! wireframe view just makes the edges visible for me so its kind of a challange to see whats what
Please help. I’ve gotten to the stage where we do the clipping thing, I can’t get my edge loop to go the right way. It’s going horizontal and I need it vertical.
Just move the mouse into position
Thank you,extremely helpful video.
Thanks :)
Love your tutorials - going to try making the giraffe this week actually. Love the speed of this tutorial. Still trying to find the giraffe dimensions guide. 🤔
type into google "Giraffe reference" and the first pictures are those he uses in the video
I'm having a problem with the mirror tool. I can get it to mirror on the axis, but if i grab the part i'm editing and move it the mirrored part moves together with it, and not "against" it, makes sense? if i pull it apart from the axis the other part comes with it and not the other way as it should. What can i do?
Figured it out, it only works in edit mode :D
Ok question: I was doing this sort of thing, but I clicked something and now my picture disappears when I rotate the scene at all until I return to the front view. When I look at the vid, you are able to rotate around in the perspective view but I can't. Any idea what caused this or how to fix it?
Edit: I figured it out. I had to tick the ‘Display Perspective’ button in the image menu...
I'm glad you had this problem since that is exactly what I wanted to do
Can u help me? My image appears as a purple plane :/
thanks man that was very helpful
good to hear :)
when I did it, the mesh ended up going behind the image
how can I lock it to 1 direction (for the starting part)
Keep in front or side view
Great, thanks
I love your videos!
What if I I want to do not symmetrical other side etc... such us giraffe in move or in running mode(dynamic mode) where legs require different position..?
You have to apply the mirror and rig
Awesome! 💓
Thanks :)
Didn't quite get the name of the website you downloaded the image from. Could you please let me know. Thanks!
This is the website: www.dimensions.guide/element/sheep - it leads directly to a sheep - just browse it and you'll find other animals and objects
Thank you for this great tutorial! I am trying this technique with a deer, but I find it tough to avoid making too many faces when it comes to the antlers, is there an efficient way to go about making them?
This is a very helpful tutorial! Btw can I suggest that you put the link to your next episode in the description so that it's easier for us to keep giving you views and watch time 😉
Thanks
thats amazing, thank youu
svg works and its the best for blender as you can expand the picture without losing quality
You have a really soothing voice ngl
cool tutorial
Hi, great video, but I can't get past the legs thing. Whenever I extrude them for a 2nd time, it only uses one plane. I noticed how you click on the bottom of the leg and selected the entire thing. Can you please explain to me how you do that?
Your voice has a bit of an asmr quality.
Thanks :)
@@grabbitt Now whatever you do don't create asmr vids pls ;)
@@hydroxidec6984 There is no real chance of that :)
Actually 😂
I mean he could just tag #ASMR to his videos and continue on 😅
I'm starting to watch every tutorial and practicing one by one! If I want to make the animal's mouth open... I add it later or while I'm making the basic shape?
you can add it later with the knife tool
Thanks for the tutorial! At 7:00 you say you'll explain how to get rid of the problem where the mesh is slightly out of kilter later on, but I can't find where you come back to it! Do you know how to fix this problem?
when i turn clipping on it sorts it out
Select all and turn x axis value to 0 in the transform window. Worked for me. I'm a total newbie btw lol.
I still learned a bit after messing up,
nifty.
Thanks , its very helpful
Thank you !!!
when you are doing the legs I didnt get it how to grab all the four points at same time and redimension then using just the keyboard
shft click the faces