Blender Hard-Surface Modeling Fundamentals #b3d #tutorial

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CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
00:40 - Modeling the cup
05:47 - Modeling a handle
11:17 - Modeling an eye
15:48 - Modeling legs with booleans
23:09 - Creating a decal
25:26 - Adding materials
26:21 - Render still

MY SYSTEM
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5900x
GPU: Nvidia RTX 3090
RAM: 64 GB

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[georg]

Louis is among the very best of instructors, in each and every aspect. His course on CG Boost deserves highest ratings.

[sariajoy]

Hi, everyone!
To everyone that's following this tutorial in Blender 4.1, here some things:
1 - Shade Auto Smooth doesn't exist anymore, so you have to go to Modifiers (wrench icon) > Normals > Smooth by Angle and then you Shade Smooth
2 - About the Shrink wrap, if nothing happens, try selecting Negative instead of Positive
If I see more diferences throughout the tutorial, I'll edit the comment!

[AlexKeshet]

I like the way Louis explains. He's not rushing and explains every move extensively so that everyone will be able to follow. I wish all other instructors were the same.

[AirmanCS]

This is why I always watch anything even a beginners tutorial even after almost 15 years of 3D modeling and 6 with blender, I learned about the "y" shortcut to "yank" faces, I was always doing edge loops and "v", you can always learn something everyday

[jeruki]

This is one of the most comprehensive and simple tutorial about using the blender modeling tools I have seen I love it <3

[meysamr]

Wanna learn blender modeling? Forget about donuts, this is the best beginner tutorial I've ever watched.
Keep up the good work.

[KITCINDIA]

The way you explain each step with a beginner friendly way is amazing. Love the way you take time to take us step by step through the process. Thank you

[ehabfatah]

The method of explanation and audio performance, as well as the huge amount of information I got in this video, made me can't believe that I watched this lesson for half an hour in one breath without even blinking.
You are really great and the best teacher
You are a lovely best teatcher

[collinsk]

This is definitely THE TUTORIAL for progressing beginners. Amazing 🔥🔥.

[OW-IBRA]

Thank you!!! You need to make more of this hard-surface modeling videos. This made me much more better at modeling. I will come back after one year and tell my progres.

[polystirenman]

You made subd modelling look like a walk in the park. Well done, sir.

[ezyay]

The best modeling beginner tutorial I've ever watched

[HMAnetwork]

Great thorough tutorial. Even for those who have many hours of blender under their belt.

[dev.donner]

This is my first time delving into hard surface modeling and this is amazing! You've taught me so many fundamental concepts I didn't even know existed!

[jorgoskatsimitsoulias]

Thank you! This is the best blender tutorial I have ever seen for users that for example come from another 3d software or are already using blender and working with it, but have not made most out of it´s fantastic user interface design! Perfect pace, not a second of lost time in this fast track world! :) And such a nice aesthetic! Haha, just read all the similar comments underneath! Well, that speaks for itself!

[stevelawson]

Wow!! Relative beginner, here, and you jumped me at least an order of magnitude towards intermediate!!!! Thank you, I learned a lot of new tricks! You are a master at narrative teaching! Very clear and accessible!

[fullyleaded]

So satisfying to watch. I’ve been using a blender for a while but I love to watch good quality tutorials in case I pick up any gems and this certainly does not disappoint. Fantastic tutorial. Thank you for sharing. ❤

[xDanteMD]

First tutorial I've managed to follow along. Wonderful pacing and progression, quite easy to remember even after just one sitting. Just what I was looking for. I'm hooked!

[BrianPapproth]

Great tutorial! Followed your instructions and everything worked as expected. I was able to branch out and make the legs a little more interesting using the concepts shown in the video. Best tutorial for modeling a complete object I have come across so far.

[abobadrm]

Thanks for this fun educational dose
I am a complete beginner and I was able to apply this lesson without any problem
You are the best teacher for Blender