𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗕𝗲𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗿 𝗧𝘂𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qc19maiimNaodWQ.html *Watch Part 4:* kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9uJbMuhvr26mKM.html

This is the best Blender tutorial for beginners ever...

These are the best blender tutorials I've ever watched! On other courses, the only thing I've been able to achieve is adding the preset shapes, but in these videos, you make it all so simple. Thanks so much.

This is much better than any other tutorial I've watched. On all the other tutorials I didn't actually learn anything. I started watching this on part 3 and I didn't watch the other ones and I still knew what to do. Everything about this made it very intuitive and well-made. I've been struggling with learning blender for the last week since I just got it and this actually made me understand the program. I'm glad I found this. I was a little hesitant going into this video because of the view count and such, however it deserves way more views than the other tutorials out there. Dropped a sub.

God I wish I can give a million views and likes just for the way you dropped the "Flipped Normals" part that was a cool way for even a simple concept. Great tutorial series thank you.

as a 2d artist who wants to learn 3d this tutorial is SO fantastic, thank you ryan!!

7:00 minutes in and I already want to say thank you 1000 times, very detailed and well explained

Dude I’m a complete beginner, like I haven’t even downloaded the program yet and have zero experience in any of this stuff, just know my way around a pc well. Your tutorial is by far the best I’ve seen. I like to understand what I’m doing and why I’m doing it because it’s the easiest way for me to learn, as opposed to just following directions. I understand everything you’re doing and as you start repeating some of the steps I can easily remember what goes next because you’ve broken it down so well and explained what everything means/does. Programs like these are so intimidating to learn because of how complex the tools are to total beginners like myself but this makes it so easy to understand and follow. I’m excited to get started soon! Thank you!

As an experienced(but very rusty) Blender user, I have to say that this one of the best beginner tutorials. I have just started and will recommend this to my nephew who is interested in 3D graphics. @Ryan King Art : An easier way to get rid of edge loops is to press delete/x and select edge loops at the bottom of the menu. Keep up the good work.

You my friend, are a gift to any blender newbie. I've been planning to learn this program for years but always dreaded it. Everytime I tried following other tutorials I wanted to pull my hair out, you however make it so simple its actually a delight to learn. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

A much easier way to merge the coplanar vertices around 25:45, is to select them and hit the Delete key and choose 'Limited Dissolve'. This will merge any vertices that lie on the same plane. It lets you clean up both sides of the roof in just one click.

This was the first Blender tutorial that I was able to follow from start to finish. I actually learned a lot too and wasn't just following steps like in other tutorials. Thank you for the great video. 👍

Thank you Ryan for these tutorials!! I was given an assignment I had to pass to get into education for game art! Making and designing a house in blender! This really helped since I just started using it for the first time, and after watching these tutorials I really feel experienced!! I will watch all the other videos you upload, and I'll definitely learn more! With that a great video step by step and a good pace! As beginner I give this tutorial a 10/10! Thanks!!

I am very excited to see the upcoming videos, especially in texturing. I hope this series involve some advanced tutorials, not only for beginners.

This is easily the best and most informative video that I could find. I feel way more confident navigating now and am understanding the process better. Thank you so much!

I really do appreciate these tutorials. I tried getting into blender a couple months ago and the other tutorials I found weren't as engaging, I could only follow each part step by step without actually knowing how to apply these tools elsewhere. With your tutorials I'm able to learn a lot more so much so that I'm able to ignore your instructions in some segments of your video and find my own way to reach the desired goal.

Mate! You are natural born teacher! Very thank you for this tutorial.

that was amazing , I always wanted that comprehensive yet easy start to grasp the concept, thank you a million

Great video, thanks! For anyone who had trouble merging like myself, the shortcut to merge was "alt + m" not just "m"

this is the best i have got so far one of the best but i fell that some places it is little complex like the handle

Thank you so much and your tutorial is one of the most easy-to-absorb ones for designer like me! (who doesn't have a numpad)

This is a great refresher even if you're a more advanced user, having the modeling basics down is a must!

mindblowing, thank u for posting this. ill make sure to recommend this channel to all my friends too. u do the best tutorials

the best blender tutorial , its really helpful . as a beginner , you cant understand how i feel so proud of me . thank you so much , you make a good job , keep it up bru

Very very good. Maybe a bit difficult for a real beginner. I love your course. So well explained. Wonderful work

this course is really good, the joy i felt when i moved a vertex and it mirrored correctly for the first time was immeasruable. going back to the vid, i have a house to finish

This is the best course for me so far , i have learned a lot in just 3 parts , it’s very easy to follow and very informative . Thank you 😊

I gotta say, after years of Andrew's Donut Tutorial, it's nice to have something else for a change, that actually goes into details about vertices, Edges and Faces, instead of just sculpting.

Bro tankyou so much i'm following every step i'm at part 4, i already love your style and videos thanks.

best tutorial ever made, thank you.

dude you’re tutorials are awesome thanks so much

Blender is not so intimidating for a 3ds max user like myself now 😂Thanks, these tutorials have been really helpful.

Man You are tooooooooooooooooooooo good. I appreciate you to the core. tears of joy man.... what the hell....

Wow I love how simple and easy you make things seem The best tutorial i've ever seen. Love you so much

Thanks for the tutorial. I appreciate the effort you put into this to make it easy to understand for beginners. Thanks again!

Sir your are the best blender youtube channl ever

Super tutorial.. I'm amazed at how much I'm able to do with just the things I learned in this video :) Just one thing that I'm not sure was clear, though. I was having trouble replicating the mirror effect, Ryan made it look so easy! It turns out that each object has its own origin point within it (little orange dot), and that's what it mirrors on, which is why he cut the box in half, so that the origin point was on that edge. So the way I fixed it is to go into edit mode, select all vertices, move them over so the dot is where you want to mirror, then go back into object mode and add the mirror modifier. Put the point outside and you can do cool things like make twin meshes!

Excellent video. That tea-slurp though...out of nowhere...😆

Bro you're the Best Teacher for real!

The video tutorial is very detailed, thank you very much.

Ryan sir your blender tutorials is awesome.thank you for this tutorials.love from India ❤❤

I like it so much brother, God bless you for free tutorials

Umm, after mirroring I notice a gap in between the mirrored and the selected object, and i have to click on y axis in the modifier to see the mirrored side. i have no idea where i went wrong, help me with suggetions. Also i have version 3.6.

Bro you are a HERO

Hey Ryan, you are the best in blender tutorial so far. Thank you. I am new to blender but a lot of other youtubers don't teach well.

This is great stuff. Really appreciate the time and effort you’ve put into this. Had same issue with scaling a rectangular window frame a couple of hours ago. Spent a good 10 minutes looking for a way to even out the scaling 😂 ended doing what you did by manually changing the scale along the x axis. Picked up some great ideas. Thank you and keep up the good work!

really really great video and your style of teaching is so good much love bro

The chimney is right over the window! Where will the fireplace be? Great tutorial! I really appreciate the attention to details and repeating certain actions a few times to help us learn them. Thanks for the great videos!

Best tutorial that you made me from 0 knowledge to begginer.i watched first two parts.

Tysm for this series, it's helping me a lot!

This is just what I needed, I would love to model some buildings! I have the sculpting down I think.

very clear and on point. thank you for this. Best tutorial!!!

A cool introduction to Blander for any dummies like me.

me watching this tutorial in 2024 and still love it😁😁

That tea sip @7:48 tho 😂❤

u r the best blender teacher i love u bro

Ryan sir you are simply great...

thanks for your videos, they are so useful and easy to understand

This is such a great tutorial but damn the chimney being right where the window is sure gets to me. :P

KZfaq needs to create some 'essential videos' feature, where if someone is trying to learn something, the videos that do it best are always at the top-like this channel. Ofc I wouldn't want to deprive smaller youtubers, I plan to have my own prof channel (unrelated content) too some day, but still I would've learned Blender much better if I saw your vids first instead of others and I wouldn't have lost interest in Blender because I didn't know how to use it properly. Anyways, continuing to enjoy your vids and practicing as the same time so I pick up the skills. So thanks again Ryan for your amazing work.

Thank you Ryan, I´m learning this program and your tutorials are one of my favorites bc of the attention to detail, I´m excited for the texturing vids

GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER.

Thank you so much for this video. I found it very helpful and built my own house. :)

Another great tutorial! If you're completely new to blender I would recommend Ryan's channel for sure!

Thank you for the wonderful how to guide

Default cube: Badddd New cube: Goodddd

it's been like 6 months since the last time i used blender and now i forgot all the shortcuts🤣 anyways thank you so much for this video its really helpful

Hi sir, you are very good human sir. U r my best teacher. thank you from india

I will always be with you my love Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge you teach it in such an easy way with us, no one else is able to teach like you

Thank you. Now I know more than before

Thank you very much! This tutorial was the best tutorial I had ever seen. Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much, it is really helpful and I can only imagine the effort you put into this!!!

These are wonderful. Will most likely be checking out your Patreon if I am able to stick with it!!!

thanks. you helped me.

Best best ever 3d tutorial in my life thnks sir for this level of tutorial ❤️

Great and detailed explanations as Always! Thanks man!

I must confess, as a beginner, I'm glad I came across this video. I'm learning rapidly. Please I do have a question: on trying to delete the door face, I find out mine also deletes the back side too leaving a door open behind too. How do I handle this?

Amazing stuff brother

i was looking for find best lessons about blender ...and i found you finnaly ..you are so wondefull with your way ..you are the best thank you so much

44:11 How to place this part right in the mid of the window frame? How to create window frames with fixed depths and thicknesses? But starting from the handle, I can no longer understand the steps anyway, because e.g. the handle with pressing the num 7 is not visible at all through the protruding roof. It's a pity that at the end of the video the previously sustained slow development is no longer maintained... I managed to get such a knob at the end, but despite smooth and subdivision, mine looks more like a potato...

Best tutorial I’ve found.. keep it up!

I am learning a lot Ryan, Thanks :)

Thank you for the wonderful course. I am facing one issue when I create a mirror. Upon creating, it is not joining it properly leaving a gap between original and mirrored object

Im new to blender and your tutorial is extremely helpful, thanks!

Bravo! Well-done! Easy to follow.

this really help me really good

I can't select the vertices with alt. why? btw, your tutorials are the best on internet. please keep posting more tutorials.

The best ever, thank you

thank you ! this tutorial is great, I'm learning about isolating objects and other things i didn't know how to do yet :)

Something is missing. I put the roof right in the house like you did but after that it just stayed there. What do I do?

That cool slurp! :D

thanks

best tutorial

Really good tutorial, thank you. please keep up your great work.

I'm at 20:38 and the loop cut only applies to the right side of the house. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong as I've followed all the steps, or an update just changed the way blender is handling this. In the meantime I redid the opposite side of the house by remember the coordinates, but I'd appreciate some input so I can avoid the same issue in the future.

New problem why is my duplicated roof (shift d) linked to my original house (24:00) i cant undo this for some reason

If you are running Blender on linux, the Alt-Click to select a cut line doesn't work because the display manager uses the Alt key for moving and resizing windows. To fix this, open your windows manager settings and under accessibility you can change the grab and move selection to use the Super key. I use mxlinux and to find it you go to Settings -> Windows Manager Tweaks and click on the Accessibility tab. Use the drop down to change it to Super. I'm running Blender 2.8.3.5.

for sure this is good

I'm having issues when it comes to making the window. I am at the process where I must select the face and then delete faces but instead of the window only being highlighted, the entire right hand of the house is. And then when I managed to get the actual face for the window highlighted (which is rare), the face doesn't delete when I select delete faces. Can someone please help me out?

hie ryan,why cant you use the default cube to make the house.why loop cut it,clip it before modelling the house?