Blender Advanced Car Modeling Master Class (Part 1)

#blender #cg #cgi #cg #modelcars #3d #3dart

In this series, we will be covering all the fundamentals and important steps to modeling a car with complex designs. That's why I chose the McLaren 720s.

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[darrylm]

Dude! This was challenging. Whenever I would screw up somehow, I'd delete the mesh and start over. I did that THREE TIMES! Finally, decided to try and fix my topology. I did it. Got my topology back in line, not realizing that the order of selecting vertices to make a face "mattered". So, now I have a finished hood - bonnet for you guys on the other side of the pond. Thank you for doing this. Don't give up people, it can be done.

[clarkrobertursua]

Way back when I was in college, we used Maya as our 3D software for animation subjects before in my course and it was fun to use, but now I am already graduated from my school, I lost access to the software we are using before and I have to learn new 3D software, I am literally in a dead end. Luckily I found your video, this feels like I am taking some kind of refresher course in 3D. I will finish this series and I will show you my work soon

[razern]

This is life changing video, I've watched several methods on modelling cars, but i've come to this video that help me a lot, btw for those who's using 4.0 version of blender, to merge 2 vertex, just click F to fill

[visitante-pczc]

This is certainly a very useful tutorial if you already know a little bit about blender. I was having a hard time modeling my own vehicles from random blueprints because I grew used to the "planned tutorials".

Planned tutorials are fine if you're an absolutely beginner and wanna get things done, but you won't develop much modeling skills because they omit so MANY details.

In this video, however, the author starts in a natural(organic) way with vertex flow modeling. He explains how vertices and edges fit within the blueprint. Not only that, he starts simple and introduce complexity along the way. He also gives proper attention to the topology and show how to fix them.

So if you're a novice to blender, this video is gold. Very natural and informative.

thanks Gryd CG. Wonderful work

[maybe_tammyy]

Thank you so much for this, seriously, first time modeling a car and this is the best tutorial I could find.

[Rhinocerosd]

really great video! These concepts are applicable to any subd modeler, Rhino, maya, modo, etc... very cool. thanks for making this series!

[molo]

I can't thank you enough man i was trying to model a jaguar f-type for days and had so many mistakes until i saw your video and made the front part flawless without any shading error

[agentco]

one of the best tutorials ive ever watched! subbed and liked. It not only shows you how to make the car, it does it so that even if you have only very little exp in blender, like me, you can still achieve this and follow the video. The keyboard inputs, i would say, are the most helpful of all!

[MumtazLol]

i just found your full course tutorials all 13 parts. I am using blender for about 17 days and this is a good tutorial for me to learn how to model a car. Thank you for sharing this. I appreciate

[LeelooBastet]

Nice tutorial, thank you for this clear workflow. 🤩

[Dragon.]

Dude thank you so much by watching your tutorial i was able desgined lr defender 90 and one old also when i was desgining old defender it was going smooth looking very easy i cant done this without your tutorial

[foxnov]

Welcome back, Master. I've been waiting for you. Once again, thank you so much for going such length only you know for this free tutorial.

[PopcornSticker]

Great general tips on topology. There is so much to learn from this series. I'd love to see the whole series

[STRIDER_]

Thank you for the key hint at the bottom of the screen, I've seen some others doing similar video but they never tell you what key they're pressing while doing certain actions.

[deepaksp]

Yaa many of us come to blender to get our imagination on screen but after some day we realise that there is long way to go.
Thanks for tutorial and don't live this at any point bez it's very helpful for us .

[onmeshka]

man, that is literally a treasure... thank you.. i will watch every single video.. thank you!

[kcalb]

I like it, you made the video not only with terrible audio, but very confusing as if you have no idea what's going on or what you're trying to do, that ultimately lead people to look for actual proper tutorial from those who knows what they're doing. Good job!

[SirMaxiimus]

Been trying to find a good car tutorial, and I think I hit the jackpot with yours! I really like your approach with vertices rather than using a place and extruding, then fixing vertices (which was what I found elsewhere). I learned a lot about vertices topology too, thanks! Subscribed and I'm gonna try and get through the tutorial and not give up this time.

[StaleCookies]

uh the music choice was sick got me pumped haha

[fynniella]

Glad to have you back after so long :)