Blender Tutorial: Basic texturing and fixing free models

[@robestey5628]

Wow - what an excellent explanation of how to do materials on imported models. You actually take the "scary" and "frustration" out of it. Thank you so much.

[@SirTomica]

Thank you for making this tutorial .It is an absolute time-saver, other tutorials I could never understand but this. This is perfection.

[@AmortMedia]

Thanks for watching! Happy to help.

[@tallietorchersproductions2740]

You just said all this in 7 minutes what an hour or more tutorial failed to teach. Commendable job.

[@AmortMedia]

Thank you! I feel you. I was tired of long, unedited, real time tutorials with mistakes, so I always try to take the time to script and edit my videos.

[@mikek9297]

This is the perfect tutorial. This is the way.

[@dimitridehouck9506]

Your tutorials are perfection. Clear, fast and to the point! You're a great teacher! Don't stop making these! 😁👌

[@AmortMedia]

Thanks!

[@GovindSharma-vq5mj]

Easy, helpful, to the point and enjoyable. Rare video. Thanks for the content :)

[@GabrielsLogic]

Sir you are criminally underrated I love your videos thank you for explaining so clearly just a suggestion you can maybe dial the music down a little bit just so we can focus on you more.

[@thajmulhussain4113]

this tutorial really helped me a lot.i am subscribed now

[@AmortMedia]

Thanks! I'm glad it helped.

[@princebali9838]

Great bro your is so powerful that you can create anything but only can see u doing these things

[@FunFactOfTheDay]

Video looks and sounds great! Keep it up!

[@AmortMedia]

Thanks!

[@MUKHEMPIRECO]

Thnksss..easy to learning

[@greentokyo]

Great! Love your tutorials!

[@AmortMedia]

Thanks!

[@acoolrocket]

A quick n' dirty way to not have to go through and define what you want as sharp edges and not is to use the Bevel Modifier and set the limit method > angle to a set degree you desire (say it has really sharp turns and corners, 65-90 should do). Then throw in a Weighted Normal modifier to ensure that the shading looks good. For extra smoothness, you can add a subdivision modifier as the Bevel Modifier will restrict those wanted sharp corners with the added topology around those areas (if its still too smooth, bump up the segments and/or the amount value).

[@Big_Llama]

This was super helpful, thanks!

[@AmortMedia]

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!

[@TheSoupDuck]

I love your content!

[@AmortMedia]

Thanks!

[@rafaelcarette213]

Great content :) I just think there should be a way to accelerate the selection before applying the Glass shader. In the Select Menu, but I'm not sure !

[@javierfernandez3727]

Maybe pressing on Select -> Similar -> Coplanar, but it might select the walls as well. Worth trying, in my opinion :). You would have to do it once for each of the four orientations, though.

[@Leo-ov8qe]

Hello there, I watched your exloding head video. Could you please tell me where you found the blood assets? : )

[@AmortMedia]

Some of them came from detonationfilms.com, and some from the Action Essentials 2 pack from Videocopilot.net.

[@Leo-ov8qe]

@@AmortMedia thank you for the response! Are they free to use in youtube videos?

[@AmortMedia]

@@Leo-ov8qe Royalty free, yes. However, the Video Copilot pack costs money.

[@jjste]

Where can I find the download links?

[@AmortMedia]

Oops, I forgot to add them before. Check the description, they're there now.

[@zorro6426]

😘😘😘👍

[@maccapele1]

Where's the download link?

[@AmortMedia]

Check the description, they're there now.

[@Schnellemeyer]

Please cut the background music

[@cabreram.4734]

Please, be thankful and get over it. Thanks.

[@Schnellemeyer]

@@cabreram.4734 I am thankful, I pressed "like" on your video mate. Its just constructive critique so your videos can become even more pleasing and professional than they are.