MODELLING in Blender 2.9 For Absolute Beginners | Part 2/5

Arrr matey! Let's learn 3D modelling in Blender 2.9! In this absolute beginner tutorial I will show you how to turn a basic cube into a cool looking PIRATE TREASURE CHEST!

TIME STAMPS
0:00 Introduction
01:24 Tutorial Start
01:48 Object Mode vs Edit Mode
02:36 Editing Vertices, Edges & Faces
05:25 Deleting & Creating Vertices, Edges & Faces
07:18 Insetting & Extruding Faces
08:47 Using X-Ray Mode
09:33 Creating Loop Cuts
12:27 Selecting Edge & Face Loops
14:02 Beginner Pitfall: Acddientally Duplicated Edges & Faces
15:20 Extruding Multiple Faces
16:52 Understanding and Viewing Normals
18:11 Adding Additional Detail
20:16 Selecting Hidden Geometry with X-Ray Mode
21:26 Using Orthographic (Flat) Views
23:00 Bevelling Edges
24:43 Using the Knife Tool to Cut Out a Logo
25:49 Using Reference Images
27:58 Adding a Lid to the Treasure Chest
29:41 Using Proportional Editing
32:41 Using Local View
35:44 Hiding & Unhiding Parts of a Model

⭐WATCH THE FULL TUTORIAL SERIES HERE⭐

Blender is a powerful 3D creation suite that offers everything from modeling, rigging and animation to physics simulation, destruction and fluids to camera tracking and more. And what's even more amazing: it's absolutely FREE!

In this absolute beginner tutorial series I will show you everything you need to get started with modelling in Blender 2.9.

⭐WATCH MY (original) Blender 2.7 TUTORIAL SERIES HERE⭐

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[marquellwright]

One of the best tutorials I have ever seen on YouTube so far. Thank you for explaining Blender in a much understanding way

[archimeds]

Your videos are very well done and comprehensive. I'm coming back to blender after a 5 year hiatus and your teaching is a great pace and covers the important features without minutia.

[guarantee_baba]

Mr. Tobias is the best video editing teacher I have ever seen in youtube & skillshare. Hats off to his effort.

[Master_Rosh]

Your tutorials are really helpful. Please keep uploading new tutorials so that we can learn from you. Best Blender tutorial on Youtube.

[Chris.]

Very well-paced and informative tuts. Really appreciate the content. It's got me excited to keep on learning without feeling overwhelmed.

[atlantisboatlatchicyprus]

Best tutorials I've found. So easy to follow. Cheers for the video's

[_Prismatica]

I'm brand new to blender and any program like it. So far after watching your first video for absolute beginners, I feel excited to learn blender and I'm not as bogged down by the titanic info dump. Thank you!

[andreaa]

I was able to complete my pirate chest without watching the first video in the series (but I will go watch it). Great tutorial, can't wait to watch/learn more ^.^

[Midnight_Rein]

I really appreciate the way you explain things! I'm working on making custom assets for my own video game and the way you go over things and make sure you're showing off things at the same time is *amazing*. I tried following Blender Guru and a bunch of other tutorials but they either are really full of themselves and won't explain it basically, or it's really hard to grasp. Thank you so much for being patient enough and entertaining enough for those of us who are trying to learn!

[fuzzydunlop]

finally found a tutorial i could complete. This was really well explained, and i'm looking forward to adding colours and textures in the next few episodes.

[agmoyer]

This helped me so much, I've been losing my mind trying to perform simple tasks with this program. I've been wanting to try and make some simple 3d objects for myself and others to use for reference (for free) in clip studio and now I actually can. Next I need to learn how to make specific parts movable.

[shashankda]

Only because of your way of teaching, i am way more interested in learning more and more 🙂 Thank you

[harrypehkonen]

Thank you kindly! I just used your tutorial to give myself a crash course in 3.0. Very happy with how much I learned!

[speedyspeedy]

This tutorial was a good start to see how blender works. 👍

[gilmoreja]

Great video. Thank you for taking the time to make it. Having used other simple modeling software in years past (anim8or, Hexagon), I knew what I wanted to do with the cube which Blender presented to me, but I had no idea how to activate the tools to allow me to do any of it. You did an excellent job demystifying Blender's UI for me.

[RomanNeedles]

you do not understand how much you just changed my life made it to the end about to start video 3

[lukasn]

Very entertaining! Thank you for making this tutorial! I am not great at modelling in Blender, so this helped a ton!

[timriverstone]

Thank you. Very useful. I'd add one change though. The two middle "iron" bands should also be proportionately inserted inside the lid. You can't have bands crossing the bottom of the lid, otherwise they'd interfere with the "overflowing" treasures. Same process as the insert of the lid. Important lesson: hide the two faces (front and back), only the middle bands are visible. Then proceed as per tutorial.

[AleksVHaecky]

And that's all that's it to it. lol. Thanks for an awesome tutorial!

[jimg]

Wow! UR great at teaching this. Part 1 was crazy good, this one keeps the pace. I'll be watching each of 3 or 4 times because I know I missed something good. Thank you so much I have been struggling and now I feel it's possible to have fun with Blender :) With 2 more parts to go ... well there goes my next few weekends. Sincerely, thank-you because I know for each minute of video it takes 10X time to produce. What a gift you gave us all.