Blender Tutorial - Modeling the Vampire Killer Whip from Castlevania

[@L0SHKE]

Just this one tutorial is more than enough for anyone starting out the blender hard surface modeling journey. Awesome work as always guys!

[@pixlways]

Thank you Loshke, really appreciate your support and kind words. Feedback from dedicated viewers like yourself means so much and motivates us to keep striving to make helpful tutorials. Thanks for watching!

[@niushaghobadi]

You have chosen an attractive model for training. Don't be tired 👍👌

[@pixlways]

Thank you, we're glad you found the model an interesting choice for the tutorial! Appreciate the encouragement

[@Mamisteryo]

I love Castlevania and now you shared this, you are amazing.

[@pixlways]

Awesome, glad you like that! Thanks for watching, really appreciate the support.

[@jostasizzi818]

thanks for the tutorials i've learned a lot of modelling things to get precise results huge thanks to you

[@pixlways]

Thank you, I'm so glad to hear you've been learning a lot from the tutorials! Really appreciate you taking the time to watch and provide such thoughtful feedback. Thanks for the support!

[@azad3h]

Another fantastic tutorial , really enjoyed this one.😍👍👏

[@pixlways]

Thanks, appreciate the kind words! So glad you enjoyed the tutorial. 😍🙌

[@wallacesousuke1433]

Noice, someone showing some love to one of my favorite franchises 🤩

[@pixlways]

Right on, so glad to see another fan 🤩

[@9b8ll]

I love the part where you go into the chains and make it perfectly with out disortions 42:36 . this is a very good tip

[@pixlways]

Really appreciate you calling out that helpful chain modeling tip! Thanks for watching closely and sharing your insights!

[@JrgenFrderbergTvedt]

Well, time to continue where i left off !! Hope you are having a nice Saturday :)

[@pixlways]

Awesome, let me know if you have any question as you model. Really appreciate you circling back with your progress update. And thanks, I'm having a wonderful Saturday - I hope you are as well! Looking forward to seeing how your 3D model turns out!

[@JrgenFrderbergTvedt]

@@pixlwaysMate, i learned so much from this but some stuff was too hard for me at this point.Posted on instagram so you can laugh at my mistakes :D I just want to say thank you ever so much for teaching Blender on KZbin.

[@pixlways]

Always love seeing your works

[@lynaldine910]

awesome dude, i love your subject! keep going on pleeease

[@pixlways]

Thank you so much!

[@xren3835]

Thank you for your video. It's very detailed. I spent an afternoon making the model, but there is still a lot of content to learn. Will there be any content for PBR and rendering in the future? I'm looking forward to it💖

[@pixlways]

So glad to hear that you were spending time and making this model. We would love to see your version. About the PBR and rendering content, we have videos on that. For example you can check this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpbaaImwicRmec0

[@Morkyxkautrz]

Make a bow and arrow, Great Video!

[@pixlways]

Thanks for the suggestion! We don't currently have it scheduled but we will note it as a potential project. In the meantime, stay tuned for more modeling tutorials on the way! But we'll keep bow/arrow modeling in mind. Thanks again for watching and for the input!

[@JrgenFrderbergTvedt]

Wow !!

[@adndesign_]

Nice🎉🎉🎉

[@siemprepe]

Nice tutorial, unfortunately for me as a beginner almost nothing I do has the same effect as in the video. I wanted to create the chain but changing the instancing to faces has the effect that the torus becomes really small. adding the curve to array makes everything appear in different places and when adding the empty as object offset only one torus remains and rotating does nothing. Still cool tutorial, but maybe to advanced for me too know about some hidden settings that affect this behaviour.

[@pixlways]

Really sorry to hear you had trouble with the chain tutorial. You raise a fair point - working with arrays and empties can be tricky without the right foundations. The torus scaling issue in particular could be due to the need to apply scale on the base plane. Thank you for the honest and insightful input - it will really push us to better support newcomers.

[@philmehrart]

You are an awesome modeller, so glad I found your content. Do you not have a Patreon? Would love to learn more from you - please keep the content coming! EDIT: Nice method on the chain. I would've gone with more of a geometry nodes method of duplicating along a curve, but am still a noob, so learning 🤣

[@pixlways]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate the kind words and support! While we don't currently have a Patreon, your feedback motivates us to keep creating and improving our tutorials. We plan on making more modeling content going forward. Thanks again, and look out for more tutorials on the way!

[@peabrainz]

Thank you very much for the feature! @maothepeabrain. Definitely will make this once I have the time

[@pixlways]

You're so welcome, thanks for sharing your awesome model! It was fantastic work and deserved to be featured. And that's awesome you want to make your own - We'd love to see how it turns out! Let us know if you have any questions along the way. Thanks again for watching and for being an inspiring part of the community!