Make modular sci-fi interiors in Blender.

Here I share some tips and tricks for easily making easy sci-fi interiors with endless reuse possibilities.
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[ClearTheRubble]

Subbed! Within an hour, I created a corridor that looks twenty times better than anything I created before. And that's without the textures. My excitement level has been raised a few notches!

[zetta]

I've received many more tips that I never knew existed. Thanks to you I've become a little smarter.

[rcfalconMkII]

Yours are some of the best tutorials for Blender on YouTube!! No BS, no clicking without explaining what you clicked and why, no surprise add ons of additonal software, just straight forward how to do stuff. I love it. I'm also going to give your Photoshop tuts a try as your fantasy style photography and mine are similar.

[crowes]

i've watched so many videos on youtube that teach me complicated useless tricks, but this videos was literally everything i wanted

[manamedia]

I learnt more about Blender Basics in this video than any other video by some of the greats of Blender! Subscribed!!

[chaimlukasmaier]

Thank You!
This is a great Tutorial, and at a speed that allowed me to follow along, then pausing while understanding and using the tools.
10/10 am recomending!

[majesticblasian]

Helpful note on the video: Shift + D = Creates an unlinked copy of a mesh, meaning any future modifications you make will not affect the other copies ; ALT + D = Creates a linked copy that can be used to modify all existing copies of a particular mesh

[GDXR]

"Go-Go Gadget Ceiling" Love it. Awesome work dude.

[SauloLopesChannel]

his method is very logical and organized, nice tutorial

[tinman]

Awesome tutorial! If anyone else is wondering... I believe at 8:09 he said 'inset' but I think he meant 'extrude' and move back. (I may be wrong but that worked for me)

[UltimateSportsFX]

Love your concept of modeling using the grid / snap / factors of 2.

[neXib]

So many great tips, thanks. I'm making a game (at least I am if I can make it fun), and I'm buying / using a few assets, but I have some sci fi interiors in mind that would help add my personal touch. Videos like these have great tips for not wasting time modelling stuff that doesn't work/fit.

[deltanine]

good lord bro this is exactly what I was looking for SO MANY great ideas in 1 vid

[lawrencedoliveiro]

13:24 You may want to turn on the Cavity option in the viewport rendering, just to make these little details easier to see while modelling.

[dynerushd]

I would love to see some more modular sci-fi tutorials, you are pointing out some really useful tricks I didn't know before!

[yearight]

I've been teaching myself Blender by means of following tutorials, and I've got to say that the way you work is incredible. I love how you use shortcuts that I haven't come across yet by anyone else. it's very efficient, you got a subscribe based on that alone lol can't wait to see more of what you know!

[bradleymiley]

You're an absolute godsend man thank you

[MichaelKarius]

Super helpful this video. I searched for the solo hotkey, thanks!

[unbreakableironman]

Holy crap!! This is what I was hoping to find. I want to create my own starship with modular piece that I created. I was trying to decide whether to use Unreal Engine 5 Modeling or Blender; I am new to both. After seeing this I will probably do my pieces here and create in UE5. I need to rewatch this a few time in super slow motion with a notepad as you are giving way too many keyboard shortcuts for a beginner.

[Chill]

Wow! This is EXACTLY the thing I want to make in Blender! It's one of the main reasons I wanted to do 3d modeling in the first place. I have a sci fi story/comic but for the life of me I can't draw rooms or hallways. Kind of stinks when most of your story takes place on a space ship. I was hoping to make something JUST LIKE THIS where I could set up backgrounds, especially sci fi hallways.