Blender 2.8 Tutorial - Low Poly Rocks Modelling | Fast and Easy !

3D modelling low poly rocks in blender, there are some some simple steps through which you can make some simple low poly rocks that actually looks good.
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[@krzysztofczoczynski419]

Finally, someone spared the default cube's life

[@breakpoint634]

lmao yeah, almost everyone deletes it

[@harindu]

🤣

[@visaldevdas6482]

yeah!

[@ssscrm9828]

the light and camera really thought they were safe

[@ellieelias6336]

I have to be honest, I did not expect this journey/method at all. I mean, this was truly helpful and beautiful. Thank you so much! I've never seen anyone do it like this and the results are fantastic! Beautiful! Gained a follow here!

[@KyleLeoAbelgas]

Many complex tutorials out there but you taught me alot! Didnt even know the tab key shortcut until you taught me!

[@bassemb]

Great stuff! the vertex dissolving bit was very interesting, and you showed me properties I had not noticed in the voronoi texture (contrast, distance squared)

[@vincentlie5274]

i really like the way that you explain everything that you are doing instead of just asking us to click this and tha, type this and that, it really help

[@nastasiacr3676]

Oh my god, I didn't expect such a good tutorial video for a mere rock! I usually follow tutorials slightly and do things my own way because I already know some stuff on 3d modeling for other programs, so because I didn't like the tons of polygons I tried to do it with less subdivision and it looked awful. I then remembered the "decimate" modifier and tried to use it before the displace, which also looked bad. I later noticed exactly what you did and it looks much better. In the end I realised I should follow exactly what you do, and it's surely the best way to make cute low poly rocks. I also LOVE the multiple decimate advice. It 100% works better.

[@rkpixeldesign]

Glad to help you man

[@weniphicsstudio9507]

@@rkpixeldesign can u give me the texure link plez

[@kynecone9049]

Great tutorial, man! The method you used was really simple and clever. I appreciate you taking care to explain the reasoning and purpose for each step as you went along.

[@mnmlst1]

Please make more videos, how you explain "if you do this..." this is something I really need in tutorials, they only say what do to do and rarely explain WHY we need to do that. You are a great teacher! Hope you channel grows!

[@PapaMead]

1:35 "A little bit" It changed a lotta bit lmaoo

[@indiansrk9997]

😂😂

[@saikopiratos]

a truck hits him: well as you can see my life has a little bit changed.

[@PapaMead]

@@saikopiratos Hahahaha

[@libertyprime69]

Very subtle difference.

[@patrickmcdonnell489]

Great tutorial! This method is amazing for things like creative freedom and results. Especially if you make a ton and so a rigid body sim.

[@sonekichidiya5512]

This technique seems to be useful. Thanks for sharing 😀

[@ClearTheRubble7]

Perfect for what I'm working on--fairly realistic rocks for a webXR game. Well-presented, too. Thanks! Subbed.

[@LemonHeadYouTube]

Really simply put and well thought out explanation! You are a rarity among you tubers man, can't wait to see more.

[@stickydude8921]

Fantastic tutorial, to the point and extremely helpful. Thanks a lot!

[@rredenvous]

For a more optimised rock for games is good to also merge vertices by distance to get better edges and reduce faces.

[@jcd9456]

Amazing tutorial! Quick and easy to understand. Thank you for this!

[@ReflectiveLayerFilm]

Thanks for this tutorial. It's clear and straight to the point.

[@rocklee7737]

Bruh, that was fast. Great job.

[@Gogglesofkrome]

A lot of small details are left out of the explanation, making it harder for a new user to learn every necessary step to create something as basic as a rock than I believe it should be.

[@coltson327]

you saved my life bruh, thank you for the tutorial.

[@makteko]

Wow, thats what you call a tutorial. Thank you!

[@rkpixeldesign]

Thanks for the compliment 😇

[@miyshka.]

super helpful and just what i was looking for, thanks so much!

[@Buttered_Bread]

A well put and simple-to-follow tutorial, thank you!

[@uodige1]

GREAT TUTORIAL FOR ROCK MODELING!! THANK YOU!!

[@DatGamingKid1]

Fantastic tutorial, exactly what ive been looing for!

[@lionelassennato7573]

Excellent work, dude, you've totally earned my subscription. Keep on creating

[@rkpixeldesign]

Thanks glad you liked it

[@gerryfoley4673]

Excellent video with very clear instructions and nicely paced for beginners. Easy to follow each step of the tutorial. I am looking forwards to more.

[@rkpixeldesign]

Thanks for feedback. I'll be making more of these

[@vivvygipe9605]

Thanks for this wonderful, concise tutorial!

[@MrGhostsword]

this has been the best video on how to make rocks.. and I have been looking.. wow.. was missing the decimate modifier..

[@stylizedart668]

Dude you're freaking awesome! Subbed.

[@Boeta94]

excellent tutorial !! I already saved it in my playlists !!

[@faroukthenoob-ftn9610]

Thanks for this tutorial!

[@OgreProgrammer]

Great tutorial, great ideas. Thanks!

[@Alex-tn7pv]

It looks cool! So I'm showing some love and subscribing to your channel!

[@boerbol9422]

Ok, this was a REALLY good tutorial!! Subbed!

[@liv69420]

some amazing tips in here, thanks dude!

[@elon2992]

So amazing, THANKS, in the displacement modifier, if you set the coordinates to global, every time you move the mesh, the rock takes shape in the same procedural way, or if you prefer, you can change the type of coordinates to object, and every time you move this same object used as a coordinate in the displacement modifier, the rock randomly takes shape, that's before you apply the modifier, it worked with me.

[@nowherebrain]

you can use two decimate modifiers, the first use the planar/planer?? option and set the angle tolerance to about 12 degrees. Apply it, then add another decimate modifier and adjust the slider according to you liking...

[@apemant]

Indeed very fast and easy, and great results!

[@SamDigiDraws]

All my life I wasted a lot of time to sculpt rocks, Thanks to your tutorial my life has become a bit more easy

[@vanny8136]

very helpful tutorial! a easy and nice explanation on how to make a rock perfect for new blender users!

[@rkpixeldesign]

Thanks, appreciate it 😇

[@fatmaphe6975]

Awesome!Thanks for the tutorial

[@asqrsb6064]

Dw! Thanks for decimate method, it's really helpful :) edit: and also dissolving the vertices makes model looked more realistic. After all, do displacement map for cracked style rock and let's make Genshin Impact with me

[@diamondslayer8112]

Thanks! Very helpful.

[@windbarioth]

How do you create the white, cracked look at the edges of the rock?

[@B4NTO]

Great tutorial mate keep it up! :)

[@ronaldbell7429]

LOL. I was shaking my head through most of this video, thinking "WTF is he doing?" I even checked to make sure I hadn't actually gone to a different video without realizing. But suddenly it started looking like a rock. Well played, Mr Kumar. Well played.

[@Vincentn64]

Thank you for this video :)

[@user-tq6vi7zf1y]

thanks! this method was really helpful and useful!

[@ARiiiiA1004]

finally, a good tutorial i can follow. thanks!

[@rkpixeldesign]

Glad to hear 😇

[@victordayet]

Wow, it's amazing! Thanks, you really helped me

[@fallonsky_]

hey thats pretty neat. thanks man

[@verbiq3666]

Thats what I wanted to see. India guy that do perfet tutorial for what i want do. Thank you

[@thepithief3700]

Great video! It was super helpful! Thank you so much!

[@rkpixeldesign]

Happy to help !

[@privacyplease1004]

i love you so much right now brother!!! thank you :)

[@ZenOfKursat]

thanks much brother. best tutorial about howto make rocks

[@ReedHeisleyShellaby]

Dope tutorial. Much appreciated.

[@rkpixeldesign]

Thanks

[@earlofunicorns]

Thank you! Great tutorial :)

[@CC-he6cv]

wow thanks so much you are so cool, you get to the point very fast, you explain step by step, and you tell us what hotkey you use. Good job!

[@rkpixeldesign]

Thanks, people like you inspire me to create these tutorials

[@techzerostudios9481]

I loved the tutorial, but I'm curious about your final render. Did you make any changes to the color or was that the default gray Blender provides?

[@ankitdarwhekar2258]

Nice tutorial. And happy to see your name.

[@manikseth786]

Badiya yaar...was looking for something like this

[@FrozenZibra]

Best lowpoly rock tutorial ever!

[@rkpixeldesign]

Thanks 😇

[@zogoloov4313]

thanks sir amazing from you keep it up

[@migueldc6845]

This is a good, straightforward tutorial. Good

[@aaahhh1180]

Do more on these modifiers. They are awesome. Also nice vid. I used to use bisect and fill, but this is a little better.

[@rkpixeldesign]

Happy to help !

[@evertonfonseca4989]

Congrats... Thank you for your video!

[@rkpixeldesign]

Happy to help

[@gg_flingyflongynooberino8593]

be carefull with dissolving vertices because when a single plane exist out of more then 4 points it gets a lot harder to calculate if you want to use it in anything that uses realtime processing.

[@Andrew-ic6nt]

thanks a lot!!!!! very useful!

[@storkpatrol]

super clever, well done man!

[@tomcarcasses1507]

idk why but when i subdivide the surface up to 4 the polycount doesn't augment at all ?? and after putting the texture and all it doesn't shape like a triangle when i touch the settings it stays hella round with some reliefs ? and after that when i press tab to change the mode it doesn't actualize? like it's in object mode and then the edit mode is just a sphere ???

[@ArkOfAges]

great channel, thanks for the tut.

[@VaskosArt]

Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing!

[@rkpixeldesign]

Thanks man 😇

[@meowkitty69]

Thank you very much!

[@PandemicXL]

Very nice, thank you. Subbed and liked.

[@trollpohorsky139]

2:58 How did you make the white edges?

[@rkpixeldesign]

There are many ways you can achieve this, but i just wanted the image to look good so it is just a post processing effect

[@aaronselander5076]

I'm not certain how he got the white edges in the final render. BUT, one method for achieving the white edges in the viewport is to do the following: 1. In the top right corner of the viewport, click the solid white circle to switch the Viewport Shading to Solid. 2. In the top right corner of the viewport, to the right of the Viewport Shading options, click the down arrow. 3. Turn "Cavity" on by ticking the check box, and to its right, change the Type to "Both". 4. Just below that, in the World Space and Screen Space settings, adjust the values by dragging them left and right until you achieve the desired look. Happy Blending!

[@DanielCena]

nice man it was super easy to understand! 😇

[@janardanpethani5755]

Explanation of all things is the best in this channel.

[@rkpixeldesign]

Thanks man 🙂

[@monk_1807]

Helped alot, thx

[@DerKaiservonDeutschland]

Great technique, quick and informative video, everything I could ask for in a tutorial. Thanks for making this!

[@mdramizmollah4753]

I have enjoyed the vide, hence I hit the like button. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@tornikeuchava329]

very nice tutorial, thank you

[@bagsy4884]

Amazing!

[@freshcreativedesigns150]

Superb explained bro god blessed you

[@papasalvo]

Can you explain how u got the cavitys (the very crisp edges) on the rocks to show so well in the final render?

[@r4yZorTV]

have the same problem ....mine looks clunky and idk how he gets those lightnings on the edges

[@MrFarkasOfficial]

wow instasubbed, you're really good, pal

[@christiansorensen5075]

Great tutorial, thank you!

[@rkpixeldesign]

Thanks, appreciate it 😇

[@z3ndust]

Very Helpful.......Thank you

[@notchampi0n224]

Thanks for such a good video even though rocks are a small thing, in environmental design they mean a lot.

[@rkpixeldesign]

True 😇

[@blenderzone5446]

great tutorial buddy!

[@the1shrubbery]

great tutorial thanks

[@leovangiessen5507]

Thx for this Tutorial it is a clear and a good build! Greetz Black Lion

[@justward354]

This video helped me waay to much 😂😂😂 Keep up the great work

[@rkpixeldesign]

Great 😁

[@nicusmaximus4181]

can you tell me how you did the white outline on the rocks edges?

[@dzariyatrizky8689]

Great Tutorial! :D

[@zikcman]

Nice man !

[@selenahuf9747]

Nice one!

[@moocow3712]

how did you make that shader on the rock the gives it the white edges?

[@SuperPicasso05]

Hey.. what about color and material? I can’t achieve the final result as yours. How can I get that toon type shading? Do you have any tutorial about it?

[@ANiceGuy]

The outline could be from enabling cavities in blender in viewport or ambient occlusion

[@rkpixeldesign]

Exactly

[@scarlamite1688]

@@ANiceGuy what does that mean?

[@xyrex9911]

@@scarlamite1688 If you go to the viewport settings, you can adjust the cavity settings. Imphenzia uses this in his low poly models, check out one of his videos and you'll understnad

[@itsadil469]

@@rkpixeldesign Can you tell me how exactly u set up the AO nodes so that it only affects he edges?

[@moe3585]

Thank you very much! but how did you do the texture ?