Create an Old Barn | Beginner Tutorial | UV unwrapping exercise | Easy

[@MrCoffeypaul]

Mr Abbitt you're a natural born teacher, thank you from a paddy!

[@---yu4ff]

Grant, you are without a doubt the most proliferate videomaker I have ever seen or expect to see. I take my hat off to you.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@thejairu777]

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[@3dtinker1]

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[@Fasimedes]

Thanks mr Grant, please don´t leave the teaching never :) Sorry for my english.

[@grabbitt]

:)

[@SouthernShotty]

Great video!

[@grabbitt]

:) thanks :)

[@DanielKrafft]

Very nice! The end result is amazing

[@grabbitt]

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[@AleksandarPopovic]

From Grant Abbit tutorials to the artist!I whatch this chanal from around 1000 subs, and now im blender artist...😉

[@paranoiia8]

Sometimes its good to use knife on plane and cut out those doors and really slightly extrude them inside/outside to give overall mode more depth/details. Then you just need to unstretch uv map and its done. The same goes for any windows or holes(like that one on top of doors in reference image).

[@grabbitt]

indeed

[@TruthSurge]

I don't think the sides are planks maybe they are, I can't see them closely enough to really know. maybe it's metal. It looks rusty to me. Which is why they go vertical and aren't plank shaped, really. Just vertical semi-plank shapes that show that burnt orange rust color and a very light color that I think is a kind of metal. OR it's rust dripping down from the metal roof. Nice tut.

[@NalonB]

That is one phenomenal barn.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks Nalon :)

[@Alen20649]

Been working a bit in Blender and Unreal Engine 4 but wanted to start from scratch, glad I found this channel. Really nice presentation and voice as well :)

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

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[@SheenaFallenRox]

I love your tutorials. I have learned so much from you. Thank you! You are awesome!! I follow along to anywhere between 1-4 a day. They are the perfect length to hold me attention and I love how much I feel I can learn in a day. Even my bf is like "Hey, it's Grant!" when I turn them on. I really struggled with blender until I found your channel. Thanks again!

[@aluckyshot]

Thanks again! Didn't know about the Alt G and Alt R short cuts. Obviously there is alot I don't know 😂

[@MrRastamon731]

Your videos are so awesome. Thank you Grant.

[@grabbitt]

Glad you like them!

[@Poisley]

Sweet and simple. Thanks Grant!

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@Szegro]

How do you always release videos that are stunningly relevant to what I happen to be learning

[@grabbitt]

:)

[@brianbuckley6713]

Thanks very much Grant, your tutorials really are superb. Easy to follow and understand. Just what I need. The wobbly edge tip is fantastic, so thanks again. Looking forward to watching more from you. Regards Brian.

[@williamferguson395]

Very cool! Great video!

[@philippetoupin01]

Absolutely great teacher.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@miketessar]

i just love how you explain and its easy to follow on.more of this type of videos.thanks!!

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@ISEESPOOKS]

Fantastic explanation Grant! Been struggling with UV mapping. Great video series. Cheers from Canada!

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@JJShalashaska]

very useful video, thanks Grant!You're the best of the best

[@atravesdelacerradura5633]

Que bueno quedó tu tutorial. Lo acabo de ver completo y ahora me dispongo a verlo ya siguiendo el ejercicio. Agradezco muchísimo que personas como tú compartan sus conocimientos. Hacen la vida más fácil para todos. Saludos desde la mística Xaman Ha.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@_3Leon]

Perfect!!💯👏👍

[@BeIlG]

this is stunning!

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@ronsn8071]

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[@grabbitt]

very kind thanks :)

[@CicadasFly]

Thank you!

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@ssailor5001]

Great Video and well explained.Thanks

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@Ak_ak2024]

Wonderful tutorial man 👏👏 Really inspiring your work..

[@BartalamBane]

Nice 😊👍

[@aarensan]

Thank you! UV Unwrapping was always a pain in the a** to me.

[@ThisAbhinavL]

great stuff!!

[@jurgenvantomme]

Looks nice, I try this :)

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@eazyvfx7360]

it was a pretty good explanation buddy.. great job!

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@richardspratt5380]

Thumbs up. Check. Right, now to watch the video

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@Nokzen]

Is this texturing? or is that something different?

[@grabbitt]

its texturing yes

[@Sikopianist22]

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[@user-kk4hg7im1k]

Hi! Thanks for your work, you're a great teacher. May I ask a question? I'm still very new to 3D modeling and I've been following along with your beginner tutorials where we were making walls and roofs from separate shingles and planks. But this here is a completely different approach. So I wonder how (and whether) each of them is used in real 3d modeling, e.g. not as study exercises. Which one of them is more widely used and for what purposes? This way of doing it reminds me of older video games where you could often see something like this in "background decorations" that were not meant to be interactive. But is that all, or it can be used for any purpose now? Can this be used for, say, the main object in a static environmental scene? Or it won't look good enough even with a normal map and this kind of work would require more detailed models?

[@grabbitt]

one creates a lot more polygons which wont work so well in game engines and increases render times

[@user-kk4hg7im1k]

@@grabbittThank you. I can see that, but does this mean that the method you show here is all-around more preferable regardless of the intended use?

[@grabbitt]

@@user-kk4hg7im1k generally but more detailed topology and more faces can look better

[@user-kk4hg7im1k]

@@grabbitt Thanks👍

[@aegisgfx]

From what I have read, materialize does not export to 16 bit textures, which means you are stuck with lots of jaggies if you are rendering at higher resolutions.

[@grabbitt]

ah interesting so it looks like photoshop or gimp is the best solution :)

[@yann.visuals]

Thank you for this tutorial. Is there a way to tell Blender the real world size of objects (in this case the barn) so that based on the size of the each mesh the UV unwrap would work much better and perfectly accurate (aspect ratio and size)? Thank you for your help !

[@grabbitt]

Yeah blender units are equivalent to a meter

[@yann.visuals]

@@grabbitt Yes indeed but how to tell blender that my image texture is for example 5.5 m by 2.5 m (or even better X+Y+Z) ?

[@aloomia826]

@@yann.visuals press n and type those values in scale section

[@pldvs]

I'm thinking DayZ...

[@undersc0re682]

Can we get a video on how to pan the camera like the intro to the vid? And maybe other Camera tips and tricks

[@grabbitt]

already got some look up camera turn around on my channel

[@NoRerolls]

Nice voice.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@keponcture]

Hello, Maybe the question has already been asked before but here it is again : What do you do if you want to export this to game engine or a 3d printer etc ?

[@keponcture]

Also thanks for sharing you knowledge and skills :)

[@grabbitt]

it must all be one object to print. but game engines its pretty much like this

[@keponcture]

@@grabbitt thanks again

[@TheFlyingEpergne]

I know this is an old video but how would you bake these textures to import into Unity/ue4? I've tried to bake so many times and it just doesn't work

[@grabbitt]

See my baking playlist

[@manraaj1898]

For sculpting where do you get your references from

[@grabbitt]

all over the place but i have a book called anatomy for sculptors

[@steve00alt70]

Hi do you have a recommendation for a good but fair priced online 3D art character school?

[@grabbitt]

Something I should look into i think :)

[@grimreaperua]

Oh... i create something like that, but i build all from individual boards. Boards has diferent textures. After that i create LP and bakes maps....

[@grabbitt]

this is very low poly and good for games

[@sheilafrancl1423]

Why not import image as plane?

[@grabbitt]

true that might even be easier :) it wouldn't teach people much about uv unwrapping though :)

[@sheilafrancl1423]

@@grabbitt i still have issues with unwrapping items, it will never be my strong point.

[@morganjonasson6440]

Thought the same thing. But as Grant tells, wouldn't teach you about uv unwrapping. Would be nice with a lesson about building environment with image as plane though.

[@louisianaboyjames2660]

Hey, sir what can I use to create characters in Blender? I need help

[@grabbitt]

you can build them using sculpting

[@louisianaboyjames2660]

@@grabbitt Thank You

[@minhazulferdous8600]

Where can I find these kinds of Reference images ? Is there any freesource solution for that ??

[@grabbitt]

Textures.com

[@minhazulferdous8600]

Thanks.... ♥️♥️♥️

[@Сма_йлик]

;)

[@soulbone4]

Much as I thought, you have to delete the default 'KUBE!'. This video will not be possible without deleting the default cube All HAIL the default cube!

[@muneebkhaki]

this z a lan hubert tutorial made in 20 min tutorial for no reason

[@grabbitt]

Well many have found it useful. It's like saying the Simpson is a great cartoon so why did rick and morty get made

[@muneebkhaki]

@@grabbitt Am sorry sir, I respect you, I didn't intend to be mean, your tutorials are great but found this one a lil under underwhelming.

[@grabbitt]

@@muneebkhaki No problem at all. I enjoyed doing this one but I imagine it's perhaps below your level. Hopefully there will be enough more advanced tutorials for you soon 😃

[@muneebkhaki]

@@grabbitt Thank you very much sir for your efforts, keep up the good work. Aside from blender can you do Houdini tutorials as well. That software z really a pain to learn

[@grabbitt]

@@muneebkhaki I don't known houdini

[@whacoder725]

this can be use on a beach