As I was watching his efficient tutorial, I was reminded at how these seemingly simple lessons offer so much of the foundation of the more complex concepts. This should be one of the first exercises for beginners in a hard surface modeling tutorial; heh, no pun intended. Thank you for your thoughtful, thorough, and memorable tutorials!

Thank you for doing a separate video for this. It was still understandable in the other video, but worth streamlining the process for a standalone.

This is great, thanks!

My very first blender model! I made an asteroid for my low poly 3d space shooter. Thank you!

Learning blender, wonderful video, thank you for this lesson!

Thank you so much for your tutorials ❤

I just started going through your gamedev TV tutorial since I've not touched blender in so long and it's funny seeing this right after going through the part of vertex beveling the pillars there

honestly man i have been trying to get into blender off and on for years using that donut tutorial and more but always got frustrated and quit, quite recently i discovered your low poly giraffe videos and used it to make a human model and ever since i have been getting so much better due to your super helpful and god like tutorials, all i wanna say is keep up the incredible work you absolute chad

Great video but I request for some character creation videos those were very helpful

For folks who can't bevel vertices with W, in Blender 3.5: you can do this with ctrl+shift+B only or with V (I guess due to keyboard layout issues)

10+ years using blender, and just now learning I can bevel a vertex...

omg this is very easy if you just started blender this would be perfect for you

I wonder if you can do a longer video about how to *make a low poly scene look good* -- I know you did one on three tips on the subject where you also bring up the importance of silhouettes, but a longer video could include geometry, light, and composition as a deep dive. Just a thought...

I myself is a noob in Blender One easiest way to makke rock I found is : Step 1: Insert a cube subdivide it a couple of time. Step 2:Then use cell fracture to breake them into pieces after that u will have a lot of stone to chose from

Thank you. Great quick video.

make icosphere, random transform vertices, optional: touch up with sculpt tool, decimate by a lot, merge by vertex distance

i'd love to see you making fp arms

Beautiful tutorial thnx grant ☺️

Thank you

Thanks, helps alot!

U can easily create rocks even without modelling them is making sphere then break them into pieces via fracture n physics

super usefull and such a great video

super usefull!

I was told about a setting in Blender, when I tried to upgrade to a higher version , this setting is turned on by default and nothing about it is mentioned, It's under the Preferences -> Viewport -> Subdivision. Having this turned on was useless to me, because when I subdivide, it turns objects into 2 small dots, turning it off fixes it for me.

Hey there! I stumbled on your KZfaq channel while looking for blender tutorial videos. I am a beginner and have been trying to learn blender for the past few weeks. I have been taking journals worth of notes so far, however I’m not sure if taking notes on tutorial videos as recommended or not. Currently I’m writing down almost everything said in a tutorial video and aren’t sure it’s the best way of learning or if it’s a waste of time taking notes. How did you learn blender and did you ever use notes? Should I only take notes on hot keys? Would love to get a response back on your insight! 🙂

Hey Abbit, your content is super cool. Have been watching over 2 years but can I ask you a favor to make some game asset topology video if it is possible for you ? thank you.

instead of manually checking each face and joining verticies where needed couldn't you just triangulate the model after the fact? ofc manually fixing the faces isn't a big deal but anything that saves any time at all is welcome when working on projects like this.

Hey master. Should I bevel all edges on low poly rocks?

When I do control b then press v it Just makes a lot of small vertices

Hey, How did you change the length of that icosphere in z something

Hello Sir, is there any coupon code that you know for discounts on the cgboost blender launchpad course?

I m ur first viewer bro

Just want to say I love your videos but as a beginner there are some things that ALL channels need to change. In the beginner tutorials, just know when we see beginner we think from the ground up. Also, maybe put troublshooting problems we might encounter at the end or periodically throughout the video. And the controls on blender are tiny. It is hard to see what you are clicking on. So is the mouse, it is tiny. Please enlarge it. Slow talking down. At times, with other people as well, I had to slow the video speed down. We are learnineg new info and need to process your directions. And lastly, please dont wave the mouse around in place of direction or talking. Just draw an arrow instead of waving the mouse around. Im not just referring to you. Many Blender video creators do this. Thank you for your time.

If you're taking a vote, I HATE those sideways phone videos on KZfaq.

There's some good and useful tips in here, but this isn't at all what I would call "quick & easy". With a title like that I'm not expecting so much manual work to be done. At that point it's just... normal poly modelling, nothing special or timesaving about it.

blender hand painted died ?

thanks!