Blender 2.8 Beginner Tutorial PART 15: Creating First Low Poly Scene (Eevee)

I love this series and your approach.
As an expert Interior designer depending on 3Ds Max I wasn't comfortable with changing sides.
But your videos is really helping me to be familiar with blender and I'm getting to love it.
Thanks man ^_^

Out of the entire video, I spent about 30 mins in the first 5mns, lol. Getting used to tab-tab to moving from object to edit had me a little stuck! Great videos, thank you 😊 . Once im done with these videos i'm def planning to continue with your Interior Blender videos. (currently switching from SketchUp to Blender for interior design purposes, and so far, I'm loving Blender much more. I wish I had taken the time to learn it years ago instead of using SketchUp. I find the 3D modeling geometry is less complex here.)

To add the same material of one object to another select all the unshaded ones first, select the one with the color you want last CTRL + L and link the material

Hello, I started your Beginner Tutorial from last week.
I like your style that is very kind for beginners and speak slowly.
Thank you so much for all your effort and kindness(((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o)))

Really enjoyed this, thanks!

You're still gonna be a beginner after finishing this btw, stop lying to beginners Lech.

I fall asleep after 3 minutes you literally can do hypnosis with this voice

Thank ypu! I am trying to practice every day!

how to push down the roof

Great Exercise

Thank you for helping us starting with this big program! So thankful for peaople like you, bless you and wish you the best!

Yeh this is good. Thanks

Love it!!!

M = MERGE MENU 2020 not alt + m

I can't follow this tutorial, gosh you really suck at explaining/teaching, not showing anything. It's an "absolute beginners" tutorial, so if you are an absolute beginner like me don't spend time on this, I lost an hour I never get back and I only got freaking frustrated. There are hotkeys all through without telling us or showing or anything. I got angry at 5 mins (took me an hour to even get there with Google on the side and reading forums on every step to fill up the gaps), I can't do that part. Missing information again, something we have to come up with on our own. Dislike from me, bad teaching.

the most useful advice will be to make saves ..

Pure gold man! Thanks for this! :)

Wonderful tutorial..

Best videos for beginners!

love the series, moving from maya to blender currently. Just for everyone's info, you CAN assign a material to multiple objects at the same time. Assign the material to one object. Select all the objects you want to assign the same material to, saving for last the one that has the material assigned to it. Then with ctrl + L you can link materials. Et voilà, they all have the same material.

Thanks a lot,man! It's really helpful

The F key (used to create the door frame) does not work on my keyboard (Mac). I can not create the door the way you are showing. How do I get the F key to work (what kind of function has it)?

ok great thanks for updating,

TOO FAST

Oh man, gotta say big THANK YOU for those tutorials! While I could do some stuff in Blender, my poor knowledge of some basics got me stuck in lots of places. I tried other videos around the web but your videos are the best!

Thank you so much!!!

Too fast to follow

For duplicate its SHIFT PLUS D

E: Figured it out. Go to render --> Shadows, increase cube size and cascade size until fixed. // Why do your shadows, especially under your roof that extends out from your house, look so smooth? When I add a sun, mine look super dotty, noisy, and the edges don't really match the shadow that is meant to be cast at all.

HOW DO I SELECT MULTIPLE SIDES OF THE ROOF LIKE HE DID ?????

It's a super tutorial, many thanks.
What about a groups? As i read it was removed and there are collections, but i can move the collection's parts together only when i selected them.

You could have used bridge faces instead of deleting and creating new faces. :)

i want to thank you after every part. and i thank you again and again and again.

your tutorials are so good. thank you very much !

Thank you very much for the great tutorial =)! Its very helpful

Hi - Thank you for making this series - I haven't used Blender for ages and this has served as a massive helping bridge back into it. One thing I've never understood is when is it over to have geometry within other geometry - In your example the door, windows and roof are all overlapping the original cube (the house) - Is this OK to do then? Thank you

ty it was really nice

thank you for wonderful tutorial
plz,make more tutorial

thank you

I loved your tutorial but please try to add Hotkeys! Its important for beginners to know what are you using.

ur going to blow up soon