@VBeatstep
I used to do a lot of 3D work but encountered depression, which caused me to gravitate away from it. Your tutorial helped me start again after years of fighting. Thank you!
@Blue-eu5qn
Great tut for someone coming from 3DS Max whos trying to get all the basics down quickly rather than going through a 10 part series. Thanks man
@HienKhacNG
i don't know why i've been watching so many other youtube channel's videos about Blender beginner's tutorials but until i got to know your channel you really made me learn how blender works. THANKS YOU SIR !!!
@ДареанМинров-ш5г
Однозначно лайк. У нас нет русскоговорящих, кто объясняет лучше, чем вы. Спасибо яндекс переводчику. Без него было бы сложно вас понять 😅
@Zjombie
18:24 when I transferred the modifiers to everything else, some of the mesh was trying to snap to the center origin point, making the front of the building distorted. I switched from Edges to Vertices in the Bevel modifier tab and that fixed the problem. 18:35 I got some distortion effects when smoothing (looks like black areas in the mesh). I selected the objects with this problem, then went into Edit mode, then did Mesh>Normals>Smooth Vectors. This fixed the problem for me. I am still new and not sure if this is a proper fix, but maybe it will help some others with this problem.
@Billy-Bonka-14
OMG I just got my PC a week ago and this is the first thing I made it! I couldn't be more happy with this cute little café! Thank you so much for sharing!
@skkwkakakw8616
Пока он делает платформу буквально за 2 минуты, я разбираюсь с этим все пол часа 🥀
@CC-rx9ty
Playing this @0.785 speed is the only way i was going to complete this
@yusufrizkya1546
Although I can't yet do it at your speed, this is an amazing yet simple tutorial! I learned a lot of shortcuts from this and new motivation in 3D Designs!! (i haven't finished this cafe model yet, i've been doing this for 3 hours)
@ambassadorseaweed5818
Amazing tutorial! I've already learned a lot from other tutorials, so I really appreciated the quick steps and how fast paced this was😊
@hair_spirationsvblog
You are one of the best teachers i have met through my 3 months of training, I so love your lighting technics... Thank you
@fnsgaming9756
Had to learn 3DSMax in 1st year of college and hated it, this video is the first I have watched to learn blender instead and it has worked so much better than expected. Completed a whole project in less than 2 Hours whilst being a newbie to blender, Great vid man :)
@reboram
goddamn that's just amazing! I follow Blender Tutorials for years but your stuff is simply next level regarding accessability, speed, comprehensibility and results!
@Zjombie
Thanks for this, I had to watch at a reduced speed since this is literally my second tutorial, but it was very easy to follow and it came out great. Really appreciate you putting this out there. Learned a bunch.
@johnleighdesigns
This is great - a nice structured approach to help learn some techniques - One point I noticed right away is that you like to create lots of seperate objects - I think somewhere along the line I have picked up the notion of creating objects as one mesh and it was great to break things down into a bunch of elements which I feel can work well andd enable a worflow that is very adaptable
@5338rocky
Played it at 0.500 speed. But amazing tutorial. Helped me learn so many basic stuffs, short keys, modeling and basics of lighting. Thank you, Sir!
@metalabyss107
Thanks for this tutorial. Even if it is a simple scene, you can tell you have a depurated workflow and it´s a joy to learn from it.
@briansmith2739
I am still a noobie to Blender but this Tutorial does help to bring me up to speed. As a Motion Designer, I want to combine 3D Modelling and animation to enhance my skills. Thank you, sir!
@Mr_sibo828
I would like to thank you because you have helped me a lot
@__se7entin__