Isometric 3D Room in Blender | Beginner Tutorial

Learn how to create your first Isometric room in Blender. You will learn everything in this step by step tutorial.

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[rizky_bayuu]

I like how he said "perfect" at any single detail of action
man really appreciate the process more than the result

[LNGPA]

(Great Video) If at 12:20 you are looking for Auto Smooth:
For versions of Blender 4.1+ the Auto Smooth option under Object data > Normals has been removed as stated in the 4.1 Release Notes. It has been replaced by a new Geometry Nodes based modifier, than you can add from the modifier list with equivalent functionality. It can be found under the Modifiers tab, Add Modifier > Normals > Smooth by Angle.

[joncirion]

This is one of the better and more complete tutorials I´ve seen in my life

[justanoxysm]

1:56:35 For those who tried to change the opacity of the object/shade like its done in the video, but you don't see it changing; go to the object > materials > scroll down and change the Blend Mode to Alpha Blend or Alpha Hashed. I had trouble with this and had to look up an extra guide, hope this helps!

[franklinolwangu]

i'm a beginner but i've learnt something important, set your matress origin first for the mirror of the bed to work perfectly

[pachucodreams]

I learned so much from this tutorial and was happy that towards the end I memorized a lot of what you explained and walked through. Made some of my own little models like a Gamecube and a crtv. Thanks so much for this.

[EduardoWeidmanBarijan]

I am following along with Blender 4. There are some issues with bevel in the wall, but as others figured it out, we just need to deselect the clamp option of the modifier. Anyway, there is a preview issue while moving around the scene. The walls and the wall floor will look like they have some space between them, but when you check the camera view or move the scene to the correct isometric, the preview looks fine. It seems to be just a visual issue though

[CinemaAintDead]

Wow! I'm on day 2 of my 3D Design journey, I've been watching tutorials on how to create scenes since there's so much involved I thought I'd be learning quicker. Definitely the case with this tutorial. The tricks you use to manipulate the clay is crazy intuitive. Thanks a million for the tutorial.

[aydandavud]

İf your bevel modifier isn'n working, set limit to angle and click off clamp over

[Scarlettmoody-bv]

By the way the outline on the floor connecting the walls ( floor, wall, part ) is called a baseboard trim.

[jv.nazareth]

i like how even if you know blender like me, when you watch other people model some stuff you can see how diferent your line of work is, and also pick up on some easier ways of achieving something, like the pillow i would take a plane, extrude up, add a loopcut at the middle and tweek the cloth/inflation/gravity settings to make it puff up, even tho you achieved a similar look with way simpler method, cool tutorial cheers from brazil

[aishortiesnl]

this guy deserves at least 100k-500k subs. Thanks for the tutorial brother. I am at 1 hour 18 min now and I have picked up so much from doing this. I have to admit, I get headache after so long, but cannot wait to see the end result :)

[bbrainstormer]

The thing that goes along floor and the wall is called a baseboard! Amazing tutorial

[ELDRIIX]

I watched 100’s 3d tutorials and this guy is the only one that explains instead of show of his skills!!! Most of youtube tutorials are just the teacher show but this guy is really teaching👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️

[freefocusgames]

I've just finished watching your Blender tutorial, and I'm genuinely exhausted just from watching – I can only imagine the immense effort and dedication it took to create it. Thank you so much for your generous and comprehensive Blender tutorial

[draniaout]

What a fantastic tutorial! I followed it though and created my very own cozy little room and I could not be happier about it! Thank you so much and keep up the great work!!

[upscaling_skills]

I am into 14 min of this tutorial and I love this guy already, explains everything and also what if we wanted to do the same thing other way around and what are the pros and cons of doing this the other way around, I am subscribed to him already, are you?

[wisdomonumonu]

26:56 (Wall Floor Part) is called floor skirting here in my country... Thanks for the amazing video sir🙏🙏

[elecmria]

You have such a brilliant way of teaching whilst making it feel like a conversation. I hopped onto this video to see how you had put together the lighting, and stayed for the "oh, and let me show you something cool!". This is the first video of yours I have seen, but you definitely make blender seem much less intimidating, and I'm looking forward to going through your videos and learning more. Thank you!

[Darklight]

wow one of the best tutorials I've seen so far. Also conveyed so charismatically and honestly. Easy to understand and not too fast. Thank you very much!!!