Blender Tutorial - How to Make a 3D Room for Beginners (Part 1)

In this Blender 3.0 Tutorial series I'll show you how to make a 3D Room from start to finish!

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(Please do not re-post, copy or claim my work as your own. But do feel free to share with me if you model it!)

This is Part 1/3 of this tutorial series. In this one I show you how to model the main objects in the room! In Part 2 we'll model the rest of the objects. And finally in Part 3 we'll apply materials and light our scene.

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00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Settings
00:55 - Blender Navigation Basics
01:50 - Reference Image
02:30 - Walls
03:34 - Bed
16:47 - You da best!
17:09 - Bookcase
20:28 - Books
26:18 - Potions
33:32 - Table
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[ilichbkv]

3:40 Eve: "i will put into 0.006"
Also Eve: *types 0.005*
Blender: 0.008

[timidx]

For anyone wanting to make sure their table legs, bed posts, or drawer knobs are perfectly spaced, try using a mirror modifier on the item, selecting the object you want to attach it to as the object in the modifier menu, and then select the axis you want the mirrored items to appear on. Helped me from trying to space things perfectly forever. <3

[blacknoisyblue]

YES, I'm so excited about this, it looks so cute and I'm terrified of backgrounds ✨

[dulcevin]

Thank you so much for this video! I had so much fun following along, it felt like playing a game and not just following a tutorial to learn things haha. I had no idea blender could be so relaxing. Can't wait for future parts!

[seltzori]

This is awesome, as always your tutorials are foolproof and encouraging. Thank you! 👏
However,










duplicating new potions is too much fun and now i'm forced to hide some under the bed to keep it clean. 😤

[EveSculpts]

Hi everyone! Just a quick update:

I'm working hard on Part 2 of the "How to make a stylised room in Blender" tutorial! However, I am also juggling full time work, big projects outside of work, Patreon, Youtube and my little projects as well. Just wanted to let you know that I haven't forgotten about it. It just seems like I can't get enough hours in the day recently!



Thank you for being patient with me and I hope you tune in when it's out!



P.S. If anyone knows how I can multiply myself, I'm all ears 😂

[jiijmartelo]

Hey eve! i'm not sure if you remember me, but i watched your first modeling videos, and since then they were such a great help, before that i was considering leave blender behind, since it was so overwhelming, and caused me a lot of stress, now im way more familiar with the program! i honestly can't thank you enough for all that you've done! <3

[tolokaearnmoney]

I'm here waiting for part 2. Love U

[SaraLaporte-jo]

I don't normally leave comments. I just wanted to say thank you much! You made this tutorial so simple and easy to follow along. I was a COMPLETE beginner with Blender. This is the first video I watched to try and make something. I have learned so much with this video that I feel confident I now know the basics. I was scared because I heard Blender is hard to learn, but you have made this easy for us beginners. Towards the end, I was able to create my own shapes without really needing your help. Once again, thank you <3!

[Lavasioth]

Your tutorials have been so good! I’m so happy to have found this account! I will be signing up for your Patreon later this month.

[juliantunni]

quick tip: select your object -> ctrl+A -> Apply scale once you get your cube shaped. This will avoid non proportional extrudes or bevels, etc (5:30, 10:00 for instance). I hope you find it useful :)

[minttea]

In case this is helpful for anyone, because it tripped me up at first... be aware that applying all transformations will remove the origin point from the object. This means that if you want to make further adjustments to the object (if you want to scale or rotate it again for example) it will use the world origin to do this. You can add the origin point back if you've removed it (right-click the object in object mode, click "set origin", and choose "origin to geometry"), or you can apply just the scale and rotation without applying the location. I didn’t have any problems just applying scale and rotation without applying transform, but I'm not sure yet if there could potentially be undesirable effects of doing that.
Also, regarding the object editing at around 18:00, editing the object's overall shape and position in edit mode instead of object mode will mean that the origin point will remain in its original location instead of in the centre of the object, which may result in some unexpected and undesired behaviour when scaling or rotating. Again, you can fix this, but it's good to be aware of.

[Nkanyiso_K]

I've always wanted to make one of these

[sleepydrifter]

Great video, I just jumped back into trying to learn blender, the way you explain and show your work has helped me in many ways. Please keep it up. 👍

[Jae_Shin]

Your videos are so wonderful! Keep up the great work!! ❤❤❤

[ceci]

Yay can’t wait to try!!! Thanks a lot🤩🤩

[os]

Awesome!! such a cute design, thank you for making a tutorial for it :D

[crafterofhope]

Thank you!! I was looking to learn how to make those nice looking books

[JustAlfy]

I can't wait to see the materials you are going to do! Great video!

[thebuchsighoullolgameplay]

thank you so much for these great tutorials ive started watching with zero knowledge on blender but now im already pretty confident thanks to your tutorials