Create a stylised roof in minutes Blender 2.8 tutorial guide new 2019

[@3DTudor]

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[@Szzachraj]

Instead of "shift d" you can press "alt d". It will do the same but tiles will have same object ID and still would be scaleable.Great tut tho (:

[@3DTudor]

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[@scratchydev]

this was great, was a bit fast paced but helped me a lot

[@3DTudor]

I agree with you matey :) I've learned a lot since then and you will see that I have become a lot more manageable, haha

[@heeramani2217]

i was just looking for a tutorial like this thanks you are the best broo .

[@3DTudor]

Glad I could help :)

[@muzaffer.3d932]

Thank you very much for the tutorial🙌

[@3DTudor]

You're welcome 😊

[@EntikaiCG]

I love the tutorial! Very nice workflow.

[@3DTudor]

Happy to hear that! Hope you enjoy some of my newer videos too :)

[@DoktoreBlah]

Thanks for the tutorial! Wouldn't it be easier to use an array modifier or an partical emitting material, though?

[@jonruckman1331]

ive been trying to make a roof using a particle emitter for awhile now and though it works for making straight same sized tiles it doesnt so much for me when i add in random sized particles (roof shingles)..... not sure if youve successfully done this but if you have please share a solution for me! lol

[@eyeemotion1426]

@@jonruckman1331 ​ It's been a few months for me, but you should look at the seed parameters (or their lifecycle, forgot how the parameter is called). I used that method to create a cliff consisting of different sizes of rocks. Hopefully I'm able to dive back into Blender in a few weeks.

[@luislandaverde6772]

Thank you very much, it will help me a lot

[@3DTudor]

Happy to have been of assistance! :) You're most welcome, Luis

[@Treefrogging]

Brilliant , thanks

[@3DTudor]

Glad to have helped you Steve :)

[@gamecraft4343]

Very useful tutorial. Have a nice day bro

[@3DTudor]

Thanks, you too! Glad to have helped in some way :)

[@holt_invader2324]

very helpful, thank you!!

[@3DTudor]

So glad!

[@karinlofgren6359]

Great.

[@3DTudor]

No problem we do now have a geometry node to do all this now as well - kzbin.info/www/bejne/in7Ug4donpKhnas

[@Par6731]

You can use shift+R to repeat an action fyi

[@3DTudor]

Yes mate, a very useful shortcut, we use that all the time now, thanks for pointing it out ^^

[@robestey5628]

Cool. Thank you.

[@3DTudor]

My pleasure :)

[@laneweatherbee2232]

Any ideas about how to use something like this then texture them somewhat easily so they aren't just the same texture over and over?

[@3DTudor]

Hi Lane Yes, you can unwrap the very first. Then create the roof finally go to UV'S and pack islands. Kind regards Neil, 3D Tudor.

[@antonioklepo2701]

Thanks

[@3DTudor]

Happy you liked the tutorial Antonio :)

[@vazak11]

Brilliant!

[@3DTudor]

Thanks :)

[@jeannono-mao-3d-infos755]

THANKS WELL ..... GREAT

[@3DTudor]

You're welcome!

[@tud5200]

ha, we have the same name

[@jessevermeulenn357]

7:14 Dont mind me

[@3DTudor]

Shake it all about :)

[@flaviaishikawajima807]

Almost 6k tris for this???

[@3DTudor]

Hi flavia it does not have to be no. Take the mesh and use it a s the high poly. Basically retopo this as a relatively flat plain. :) hope this helps Neil 3D Tudor

[@santiagosteib6163]

This is not practical at all. I wish there was an easy way to automate from one object following the shape of the plane, like JARCH, but being able to create your own source element.

[@haworthluke]

You have clearly never done any real roofing lol. Good tutorial nonetheless

[@Celicnibrk]

Thats why it's called _stylised roof_