For the ones that are not able to see the Face Sets at 17:00: hide the Subsurf Modifier

Blender is amazing. Can't believe it's free.

i really like how u doing tutorial and then talking about random things about blender or something, idk why

Me: * goes into sculpt mode * My pc: *Aight imma head out*

The light on Blender Guru's face is a sabotage from the Default Cube. It promotes the laser tutorial. :P

Here's my guess as to what normal radius means. You know how the brush rotates around in 3 dimensions to hug the mesh? Well, when doing cloth you get a lot of little bumps, and so the brush would be rotating all over the place. So, instead of sampling a single face for the normal, it samples several faces to decrease the brush jumping all around. Normal radius allows you to change how large that sample radius is.

Watching your tutorials always makes me happy. Its the amazing render, your jokes (even if they are not funny), watching you grow as a content creator and a person, you are a very special part of my life, just like blender. I'm gonna try that cloth brush asap.

For some guys who can't visually see the Face Sets at 16:48, 1. Check upper right corner at the viewport with the ben diagram button (display) - the mask visibility settings must be checked. 2. Check if your subsurf modifier has realtime off. (The monitor shaped button).

16:59 To turn on User Perspective (Local) Press Numpad /

I’ve been mystified by the world of cloth sculpting and simulation for a couple years now, and these tutorials are pulling back the veil. Thank you kindly!

is it just me or do other people just run into random issues where a tool just wont work as you follow along with the tutorial. like if I'm doing all the same steps how is this possible

Andrew, it's been a while since you posted something that was useful to me (I've reached quite proficient stage) but these videos have been a godsend. My own efforts with the cloth brush were especially bad, but now, with your help, so much better. I was gonna add a render of an old couch model with bits re-made using your techniques, but y'know, I'm old and have no idea how. Suffice to say, where I changed stuff is so obvious, and so much better. Thank you.

🎵Started from the Donut now we here... 🎵Started from the Donut now we here...

Amazing tutorial yet again Andrew. Learning A LOT and always pleasant to watch your entertaining and very informative videos. Thanks a million!

Best blender tutorials on KZfaq❤️😍

IM LOVING THESE FAST UPLOADS! thankyou andrew! ure my hero. i was making a bed and got stuck with the pillows. u saved me

Love how the last 10 minutes is just rambling about different stuff, love hearing that in these videos ahahah Andrew always has some knowledge to share

I just recently started using blender and i have learned a lot from you. So i just wanted to say thank you for the donet series and this couch tutorial and so much thank you andrew for all the amazing tutorial and i wish to learn from them and want to learn more from these tutorials in the future.

Keeps these videos coming. EVERYTHING I have learnt in blender is down to you. Would love a revisit of the "Create a Realistic Water Simulation in Blender" video or the rim/tyre tutorial

This cloth brush is the best thing i have ever seen in any 3d modeling software, truly amazing thing.

"Ignore my hungry daughter". Parenting = Ctrl P to Blender users.

From the tooltip text I would say that the "Normal Radius" Setting determines the radius in which vertices are used to compute the normal of the surface you are using the brush on. So if it's set to 0.5 it will only consider parts of the mesh that are within half the brush radius to get the "up" direction for the brush.

a tutorial under 5 hours? damn blender guru has changed a lot in 2020

Thanx Andrew. Always a pleasure and a lot of fun! Greetinsg from germany and you and youre family stay healthy!

Nice tutorial Andrew. I'm really enjoying learning with your videos.

Man I just love working with you. Keep up with this sense of humour, I am loving it

the power of this software is incredible, amazing!

Great as usual! Thanks a bunch for your videos. I learned a ton from you man!!!

That undo disabling settings and lack of shortcut assignment, just thinking the same things a few days ago. Both informative and relaxing video by Guru, well done mate.

Hey Blender Guru, thank you for all your teachings and knowledge that made our blender work valuable. I just want to wish you Happy Guru Purnima on this special day. Lord Shiva bless you bro.

Another great tutorial as expected, a great advert for your own personal skills and products and a great advert for Blender.👍

Thanks for making this dude. I was intimidated of this new feature for some reason but this looks really easy

cool, first time watching a blender tutorial at 5 am

Thank you for doing these videos Andrew.

Thanks for posting these awesome vids.... I really appreciate your work...

keep going guys. these are the best blender tutorials

Thanks for showing how new features works!

Greate series. Cool hotkey is the right key of the mouse (if You switch to use left one ;) ) its show menu depending on edit option (vertex (1), edges (2), or faces (3)) combined with hotkeys 1,2 and 3 are great speed up!

It's so enjoyable to watch you. It's a shame I've been spoiled by the C4D UI, but one day I'll get around to spend a week or two in Blender and get into it.

Light on your face , while inside blender UI with greenscreen and nice keeying, now that is something i would watch for hours without even needing to learn the lesson

Thank you so much for this tutorial 😭 I was unable to sculpt in all the sides in blender but then this tutorial helped me a lot 😭🥺🥺

I've been waiting for Andrew to make a tutorial on this

@BlenderGuru the Normal Radius is the size the sphere that calculates the normal in relation to the normals at the edge of the sphere. This addition makes hard surface sculpts easier as the Normal Radius settings with a scrape brush can preserve the angles of adjacent normal faces for example, making more defined edges with less smoothing.

the lighting & shadowing on your face looks really realistic

Thank you for this great tutorial again!

17:42 YESSS!! The problem of undoing an operation undoes the settings of the tool in use, that should be corrected promptly, it is very frustrating and makes you lose a lot of time and concentration.

Andrew, blessed by light!

i love your videos I'm aspiring to be a game designer and I want to learn how to model and sculpt and your videos are helping me learn thank you

Ficou bom o seu layout novo. Ficou parecendo artista de Hollywood.

i love your vids! please keep making them

dude love you and your effort to teach us

I wish i had a real pillow. at least i have a virtual one.

"imperfection is the digital perfection" that quote was very thoughtful.

this is the fastest tutorial series ever

Blender Guru you are the BLENDER GOD! Thank you for these tutorials and tips. You have no idea how much I appreciate these tutorials.

The cloth brush works well on big forms if you have less subdivisions. If you remember, you said that more subdivs would make more wrinkles when simulating, and that's kindda the same concept here, adapted to the brush. That's why I like to use multires (in 2.9 for me)

The light-streak looks awesome haha please add it in every video

The sunlight is a great example of sub surface scattering on your face

Lol, the light didn't bother me until you pointed it out. Love your vids man. My favorite so far is the one where you describe photorealism and color. Oh, and sea of doughnuts 🍩 🍩 🍩

omg the hair cut and the beard are so good, you'r such a stud ! Good choice !

Love your tutorials

22:30 that was gold lol. Hats off to William indeed.

I really was waiting for this one

For anyone who runs into the problem of they can't sculpt at all on objects they want to, go back to layout mode and select that object in object mode, then switch back to sculpting.

Damn Andrew u pumpin these out tutorials QUICK

great addition to ur already outstanding tutorial library man, thanks for all the great vids!

The sunshine on your hair and face makes it more interesting to look 😁

I've was asked literally yesterday to create some of those letter party balloons (you know which ones, the golden metallic balloons) and didn't know how I'd sculpt it. Then I come to youtube and you posted this lol

appreciate the content andrew

That Light slip looks fresh and stylish no joke.

Blender 2.7x: " yeah it's good" Blender 2.8x: "wtf" Blender 2.9x: "Announcement: New Avengers movie made in Blender" Blender 3: "Breaking news: Blender now industry standard" Blender 4: "Breaking news: Blender has bought all major 3D software companies." Blender 5: "Breaking news: Blender Foundation refused 2 billion dollar takeover offer." Blender 6:"Blender now has fully functional integrated Human Level A.I." Blender 7: "Elon Musk's SpaceX now running all simulations in Blender" Blender 8: "Blender's now Super-A.I. has found new species in neighbouring star system." Still Blender 8: "That's a wrap: Blender's Super-A.I. has found the reason for our existence." Still Blender 8: "It's going down: Blender's Super-A.I. has initiated complete simulation of the beginning of our galaxy." Millions of years later on the simulated world: "Blender Foundry just released Blender version 2.7"

Ah, look at all the subsurface scattering from the light streak on Andrew's face. Lovely.

The best tutorial I have ever experienced thanks bro 🤗 I did donut and chair 😁

Ooooooin!!!... don't know shaa, but am when I do ctrl+z on my kwyboard, the face set auto-masking I maked don't use to unmark... so I guess is my own priviledge, as I experienced that of face set untill I turn off my subsuff modifier... very good thanks to Blender Guru... I love your lessons so much... you are such a wonderfull man....................

Hi Andrew, I just wanted to thank you for the amazing tutorials, I learned a lot from you. You are my teacher. I wanted to ask you if you'll make character and animation tutorial.

Great video mate, fancy looking pillows :)

The amount learned in this video! 👌🤯👍

normal radius does exactly what the tooltip (6:19) says i guess.... some of the operations (mostly the Push) require a direction in which they act. and for that the normal of the surface will be used. the factor describes the size of the inner (orange) circle in relation to the outer (orange) circle seen at 2:21. the inner circle is used to get the average normal over the area and so push in this example will not only push straight down but also push off to the side once you have created as divet and move you cursor

for the highlight on your face , you can set the power of the light to 0 W . That might fix it .

Hey Andrew you are becoming Handsome by every new tutorial 😄

Very good video Thank you very much

Thank you. Price!!! You are Prize, for Blender Users

In version 2.93 LTS you can see the face sets with the sub surf on it in sculpt mode.

16:55 It was at this point when this step didn't work that I realised that, having wasted an hour unable to manipulate all but a small triangular area on my cushion for some reason, I had gone back to the backup cushion I saved earlier, from before applying the UV seams, and had long since applied the subsurf modifier, and also hadn't re-backed up the cushion. And as such, I have had to go all the way back to the beginning of video 2 to do it all again from scratch. I feel a bit better after twenty literal minutes of wailing "nooooo" over and over without pause.

Always a Pleasure Mr Guru

YAY NEW VIDS FROM ANDREW IM HAPP

Hy Andi, thank's a lot for giving us one more amazing serie. Juste a little question, is it me or did you upload the third part twice and not the fourth one ? I'm very impatient to see the utlimate part of it!!! Despite this little bug, you're the best. Keep going like that. ;-)

Would be cool to see this workflow on a lowpoly mesh with the high detail wrinkles baked on a texture

0:36 CGMatter just did a great tutorial about how you can do this effect in Blender on his Default Cube channel. To be exact, his tutorial was about lasers, but you could do the same to make light coming through a narrow gap.

idk since when but it's now actually possible to include collision with other objects, just tick "enable collision" - currently using version 2.91

23:44 that is such a Chris D'elia noise to make. i understand now when you commented on his comeback podcast, that you are in fact a big fan

Almost all sculpt brushes have hotkeys by the way. The hotkeys are from 1 to 9 and then from shift+1 to shift+9. They are selected in order. (The draw is 1, draw sharp is 2, ...etc)

Man, you really got into the "Lego talk" towards the end there with UI designs and the politics of it all. "Rant mode enabled", indeed. :D

Loved the bit at 22:28 :)

"It's nice when Blender **seems** to be leading the industry in **some** places"

your hair looks really nice btw!

Nobody: Me at mi room at 3am: Wow! That wrinkles really looks great

When sculpting and if your sculpts look crunchy etc or you can't tell if your brushes are working ---> object mode (in the modeling tab) --> select your sculpt --> right click --> Smooth shading

Thank you for releasing the video earliyer

That Ctrl+Z is working well in Blender 2.9 Dev version, you won't loose your configuration with Ctrl+z. By the way, thanks for the video :D