Part 3-Blender Beginner Tutorial (Modelling the House)

Welcome to part 3 of my Complete Blender Beginner Tutorial Series. In this part, we will be modelling the house for the final scene.

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[margo]

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

[ayjaythepencilartist]

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.

[mostafamagdy]

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.

[driver]

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

[fuzzyguyenjoyer]

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

[MasoomisLive]

That ASMR while you were drinking Tea is the moment of the day

[Rico_Roberts]

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.

[metoothaanks]

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!

[fryifiedgaming]

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.

[thesunsfriend]

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.

[chrissugg]

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.

[anthonygonzlaez]

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. 👍

[bjark.]

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!!

[tabbyfat]

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.

[sebjak]

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

[hawkfu]

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

[Leland_]

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!

[aliamir]

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

[Badguy]

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.

[beimbaya]

Bro you're the Best Teacher for real!