Create A Low Poly Well | Beginners Tutorial | Blender 2.8 | PART2

[@megiddo67]

English is not my native langage and everytime you said "I'll just do it with my wheel", I understood "I'll do it with my will" and I thought "Wow, this guy is a blender Jedi" ^^

@@anthonygirdler606 wtf thanks

[@SantiYounger]

hahahha that makes sense too!

[@SoggyTeabag64]

lol

[@shoobsinator]

That's exactly what I heard and got confused, haha.

[@Olav3D]

A copyright strike for this is ridiculous considering how many times this type of well has been created in 3D software before, most of them look the same.

[@aldorivas8191]

No credits given until now

[@alcinnovations]

copyright strike for what??? Inventing a well design? I thought the well was invented by humans in the bronze age. Infact, I claim my ancestors invented the well... so whoever claimed copyright from Grant Abbit, please inform them that they need to cut me a huge check

[@martinder3199]

I just saw the iris guys video is not even in blender wtf I hope someone strikes him now for using the bend function to bend and drawing a well...

[@bitmammothOG]

that guys tutorials are horrible

[@Sean-fs1sg]

The guy's tutorials don't come close to Grant's for quality of information IMO and I'm guessing he knows it....The strike request was out of envy more than anything else I reckon.

[@gustavodalboni8100]

imagine Blender guru striking everyone who models a donut

[@meformayor4359]

hahaha

[@whatsyourname9581]

his comment under the CG Geek video tho xD

[@SantiYounger]

@@whatsyourname9581 which one? what did it say?

[@whatsyourname9581]

@@SantiYounger CG Geek How to create a donut in 1 minute, he said "no pink icing, no points" or smth like that 😂

[@nakachinjah7240]

@@whatsyourname9581 CG geek said , that's how to do donut, not in 16 episodes... shots fired at guru donut long ass episodes...

[@evanlane1690]

Very classy way to deal with the strike. Glad the two of you worked it out, and I'm glad the tutorials are back. They're always helpful!

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@i486dx2]

Watch out the copystrike. Your comment is very similar to others here.

[@_thelegendofkorra_7074]

@@grabbitt where is the part that u made the wood

[@glfiorini]

@@_thelegendofkorra_7074 it's a homework you have to do ;-)

[@_thelegendofkorra_7074]

But it is a beginner tut how am i supposed to make thats , thanks bte

[@MrSmith_]

I'm surprised about the copyright strike given that KZbin is full of videos with tutorials about things. That would be like your teacher issuing a copyright strike over a method they taught you just sheer ludicrousness if you ask me. Nevertheless, I'm glad it's resolved and that you can continue producing high-quality tutorials. Thanks Grant!

[@nikivaszi]

Best channel learning Blender for free so far! I like you explain the "why" as well, not just a step by step....This way I learn the program to use, not to copy and produce just one thing! Brilliant :)

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@JDoerp]

Grant: I want to solidify these tiles Me (a beginner who has watched 2 Blender videos): that’s easy, just use the solidify modifier! Grant: You can use the solidify modifier... Me: ha! Told you! Blender is so easy! Grant:....but I’m not going to. Me: :(:(:(

[@gamigre]

Thanks for the great tutorial! For the part near 9:00 when Grant is moving, scaling and rotating tiles, you can transform multiple tiles at once according to each of their respective origin point (and not according to the selected group median origin) by selecting "individual origins" in the pivot point menu, which is a the top-center of the viewport next to the little magnet button. Makes the thing a little bit faster + useful for the future.

[@hamuArt]

- copyright strike for a different software TUTORIAL for FREE (with the FREE software) - people are just too spicy nowadays....

[@typingcat]

Yeah, then again I went to his channel and saw the video (at least for the first few minutes). Unless most people are creating a 3D well like that, the procedures were too identical, so if he had came with the idea, this person at least should have given some acknowledgement to his work (for example, saying something like "This Blender tutorial is inspired by a Maya tutorial I saw on ___'s channel."). People can get ideas from other people and ameliorate them (I think this person's tutorial is better because his tutorial was just showing the screen without any explanation), and that is how our cultures have been evolved, but I think proper attribution is required.

[@hamuArt]

@@typingcat and what happen if that guy inspired an other older tutorial.... never ending story...

[@hoboindachick]

@@typingcat No, it's a process in another fucking program. He didn't make the program and it wasn't even the same program. He has no say over how other people use the processes that are in the program that he did not make. That's like Joe Fortenberry trying to sue every single person that has every done a dunk in basketball. It's fucking stupid. He can go have a power trip somewhere else

[@ben_1]

Hey that looks like a well, just like thousands of others online. I'm gonna copystrike it... Absolutely ridiculous...

[@grabbitt]

yeah the style was very similar to iris's which was unintentional so i do understand why he was annoyed but glad to be passed it now

[@ben_1]

@@grabbitt I agree that it was similar, but so is every other tutorial on a well. Anyway, I'm glad it's back up, those are really great videos, they teached me about the bend modifier for example. Keep up the amazing work!

[@sojourner4090]

I suggest you watch Iris' version, you'll see Grant nicked the exact processes to create it, not just the end result. Not ridiculous at all when you see the original...

[@grabbitt]

@Sojouner Beveling low poly bricks is a pretty normal process for low poly. I used his idea with the bend modifier for the base I dont remember the other parts of his tutorial as it was a while ago i watched it. If you look at my references at the beginning you can see how i ended up with something very similar. It was not my intention. I am not using this as a portfolio piece or saying look at my work isn't it great. I am offering a guide to people and trying to inform people about modelling and i would say my style is very different to Iris's. I have spoken to Iris, mentioned his work, which i think is excellent, and recommend his site so I am happy that all is fine and will take more care not to end up with such similar results to other people in future.

[@strangnet]

@@sojourner4090 doesn't mean someone can enforce copyright on this video.

[@helios9445]

I really respect you for how you handled the Copyright situation. I would have handled it very differently. There are many obvious similarities between your video and theirs, but there are also many many differences. For one, this tutorial being voiced and paced differently. The software is different. The presentation is different. I totally understand that he might be angry or annoyed, perhaps because you even did it better than he did. But he in no way shape or form had the right to submit a Copyright strike against you. This is a complete and blatant disregard for how the Copyright system works. If he felt there was an issue he simply needed to discuss it with you. It is disgusting that someone would add to the problems that already exist with the Copyright system on KZbin. Shame on him for doing this. I really love your videos and you have a great way of designing your tutorials to not just teach us how to make something, but introducing us to the tools themselves so that we can eventually make our own assets.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks for your support :)

[@sonalraha4299]

If anyone is new in blender and not familiar with knife tool. Once u selected ur desired angle press enter than only you can get rid of that tool. Just for the bigners as I was struggling with this.

[@linzibop]

THANK you! Was driving me NUTS!

[@Olav3D]

Just finished part 2, I noted like 7 new hotkeys so far in these two parts. Learned a lot!

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@AymanSully]

So proud of my wood frame with no tutorial, ty for making it a homework :) I'm having slight issues when moving my beveled shapes, I'm constantly marking all vertices around a face then moving with G, cause I've many times failed to mark all vertices of a bevel face and only moved parts of the shape, thus disconnecting many faces and ruining the shape. I loved the Alt+Click with edge tool to move a CTRL+R cut, but is there an easier way to move a beveled face?

[@ratzabur]

I understand if someone gets upset if his content gets stolen. But his videos are not tutorials. There is no explanation or any speaking at all. I am glad you guys figured it out and thank you for these tutorials. I tried to learn blender before but I wasn't motivated enough to continue.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@darkflamesquirrel]

excellent pacing, great balance between quick and informative. this has been a huge help. my most favorite part I learned from this was rotate and then hitting one of the axis keys TWICE for local axis. might be simple, but any more exciting and I could have screamed.

[@yezzzsir]

I was enjoying this tutorial, glad it's back. Nice intro to the lattice mod as well, thank you.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@helloblender3304]

umm holdup. The guy flagged you for using bend modifier to ---- bend?

[@grabbitt]

the end result ended up being very similar to Iris's which is why he was annoyed. It was unintentional from me i was actually using very different reference images.

[@helloblender3304]

@@grabbitt I get that but still. Anyway, you have a great channel n an excellent tutor. I started using Blender last year n learned a good bit of it from your vdos. Thank you!

[@myztazynizta]

@@grabbitt All my "fairy tale well" references images would result in pretty much the same thing too. That strike is nonsense.

[@Humma_Kavula]

NO LEARNING ALLOWED.

[@zenajj]

Together with blender, I'm also learning coding. Now imagine if coding instructors would be copyright striking each other, every time someone would start their tutorial with how to write "hello world".

[@FARAJSCHOOL]

THE bEST Blender free tutorials on YOU Tube even better than a lot of paid once, I fell in love with blender more and more each time watching your videos, you really make blender so friendly to dive in and enjoy, so many Thanks to you

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@TS-fh4un]

1:14 Shift RMB 6:56 Ctrl J 8:14 Tab → A → P → By Loose Parts 8:41 瓦を全部選択して、Object → Set Origin → Origin to Geometry 9:39 もういちど瓦を全部選択して、 Ctrl J 12:18 たぶん Shift S → Cursor to Selected 2 のほうが良い

[@jemma.p]

Shortcuts: Combine 2+ things together: select all and press Ctrl j (Object Mode) Uncombine 2+ things: Select all and press p -> select lose parts (Edit Mode)

[@AlinaSophia]

the first tutorial which i didnt break up because it was to difficult! You have such a calm voice, I love it 😄

[@stuartdoyle99]

I'm glad you and her solved the copyright issue out. I checked out Iris's and it's very good. I'm really enjoying your content so far and learning so much. I want to mention that I started doing the blenderguru doughnut tutorial and i just found it jumped into things too fast and coming across many errors without really learning from it. I love your style as you take your time to explain and give homework, allowing us to think and actually learn!

[@grabbitt]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@runronin3064]

Just wanna shout out from Bangkok to say " You're doing a great job." Thanks so much for making this clip.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@Why_is_gamora]

by far the best blender guide i ever seen. thank you so much.

[@wilcantrell3864]

Absolutely wonderful series! This is one of those that tuts that takes me to the next level. Here I learned how great it is to manage collections and best of all, getting practical use out of the sculpting tools to add character to my polys. Blender, especially this latest 2.8 version, has become a lot of fun to work in. Thanks, Grant!

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@zakkwild6000]

Great tutorial! Instead of lattice, you can use the grab tool on Sculpting to arranje / deform and bend the roof tiles! However this is a tutorial and it's always good learn something new!

[@MrChaoticCrazed]

Bro I thought there wasn’t a part 2 and we were suppose to contiue off and finish it completely from part 1 and I actually did finish it just from part 1 and it looks so great!!

[@vheypreexa]

Well, that's a deep tutorial. Puns included for your enjoyment. Thanks for the lattice info.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@kevinm.5542]

never had any experience with photoshop or whatever only used paint as a kid, with your tutorials it's so easy i try to make the things before i watch how you make it and i learned so much from just a video's, started out with the monster scene with the man with the flashlight, really liked doing it and after just that tutorial i already knew my way around the program right away :)

[@unkmus]

Your teaching style is incredible. It's so easy to follow you with your clear instructions. And I felt bad for the copyrighted problem, but glad it was solved. You are amazing. All the best for you.

[@Elitx]

thanks for this, i learned quite a bit in the last one - bevel is ctrl b (i always struggled with getting one lol) - Apply location, rotation, etc using ctrl A - the deform modifier (i could never get it to work right) so thanks for the simple and easy to follow tutorial you are helping me learn quite a bit alerady subbed btw :)

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@TeaCupStudios-c7g]

I really love blender and the community. Thank you for this tutorial and the many more you put out. :)

[@aelchappuit7168]

Again, if you select all of the tiles and then go to Object -> Transform -> Randomize Transforms

[@CobrA1972222]

Thank you for your tutorials..... I have looked at a few and keep coming back to yours.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@IAmPantsu]

this homework is as hard as my schoolwork but i'm happy to do it unlike my school work

[@shad9674]

This contains so much useful shortcuts and key principles ! Especially the part about object management, unifying/detaching and then selecting only parts with L helped me a ton. (Same shortcut as selecting islands in uv mode btw, an easy one to remember !) Thanks again ! :D

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@edektivitao2235]

other intention, other focus, other software, more explaining, a free software and the video is free. Sry youtube you need more employers to check the copyright strikes, instead of algorithms. Great as always and reproducible with low skills. THAT'S A TUTORIAL how it should be. Thanks for your effort and work you put in very time! You make it damn right for the hole beginner blender community. Ich liebe es danke danke danke!

[@SKELETON_FN]

What a fantastic channel. Love the tutorials. Thank you so much. Wish you and your family good health and happiness. ✊

[@doinstuffwithtyler4131]

can you please do a tutorial on the "homework" we were given last time? I was not experienced enough

[@JohnTheGeek]

If you made and beveled the blocks, you can make and bevel the wood beams. It's the exact same process. You'll have to move/rotate/scale them differently, but it's all covered.

[@grayjackgaming1746]

He has a playlist on his channel that is named "get good at blender" or something like that. I found that series incredibly helpful when I first started modeling objects.

[@bejlicaushaj7169]

I encourage you not to look up to any tutorial to do the base. I thought the same at first, but I gave it a try. 3 hours later I made it. not identical but it's quite the same as in the video. I feel better that I did it on my own. A little hint: create another cube. shape it than duplicate it, to make the legs. then duplicate it again and play along. note that the tube of the handle should be a cylinder instead of a cube.

[@KarolinaDubnicka]

@@bejlicaushaj7169 me too, i was about to look up tutorial for it but then i looked up just reference pictures and made it. Its better to try on your own than just "copy" tutorial.

[@Teej_0]

Back to the doughnut farms for you!!!

[@adamplechaty]

Good on you for being the bigger man in this and thanks for the tuts.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@3D-Operator]

It is early in the morning, I have headphones on so as not to wake my wife and suddenly I hear pigeons cooing, but my windows are closed. Took me a while to realize it was in the video at 5:19 😅 btw: she's doing this tutorial too... and we both like it. 👍❤ Thank you very much. You doing this very good. Best Blender Tutorials in my Opinion, from what I have seen.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :) . yeah the pigeons are actually down the well. they appear automatically with the pigeon modifier addon

[@ganeshsai9229]

@Grant Abbitt Bro can you continue these kind of low poly game assets modelling in blender 2.8........that would be sick as a series....

[@grabbitt]

I have another on the way :)

[@ganeshsai9229]

@@jahangirakbar4524 do you even know what I am taking about?? Is that anyway related to religion, nationality or terrorism???? And one final question ,do you have a working brain???

[@Zingam]

@@grabbitt You said this is not a game ready model. Would you show us how to make this model into a game ready/optimized? Also I would like to see a tutorial (if this is possible at all) on how to make the most simple models/levels for a game for a single developer (which means he is not working 100% on modeling but on everything). I think that should be possible but very difficult and of course it won't be a AAA production. It maybe a game as simple as Tetris or something completely stylized - yet cool. I think one of the best examples is PewPew for mobile.

[@grabbitt]

I will eventually go through how to make game ready models in a similar style

[@hyperchango]

At 5:20 you can hear pigeons cooing in the background. Yeah, I wasn't really paying a lot of attention to Grant in that particular moment.

[@Leevy27]

Grant, absolute excellent! Could you please attach another tut to this series showing the unwrapping workflow for this well as well as putting in some textures? That would be great!

[@grabbitt]

Next episode is out tomorrow

[@Maystro_eg]

your tutorial style is amazing , and very elegant , i've learned a lot , fast and accurate from you, thanks man

[@thedesignnerd]

I like how the end product is rotating at one corner of the screen lol.. it keeps me motivated to finish the tutorial haha. Great content by the way! thanks for doing this

[@kenneth_taga_mais]

reminder to myself: 6:55 join object. 8:11 separate. 12:20 lattice

[@devendranathsharma3291]

Thanks Mr.Abbitt.Your low poly tutorial was very helpful.

[@dominicschaefer8738]

Thanks for doing these videos, I love all your hand painted low poly work and process! Keep it up 👍

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@SaniveK_]

Revisited for the Lattice work, stayed for the rest of the awesomeness =) Thnx again!

[@RobertWildling]

Wow - this is fantastic!!! Looking forward to part 3!

[@guiseedma]

If you experience lattice deforming the mesh, scale the Lattice only in Object mode. The mesh will deform if you scale Lattice in Edit Mode. Thanks to Google and Blender StackOverFlow for Answer

[@skippyosumania]

this worked a charm, thanks for the comment. saved me some headache

[@maxmasti3579]

This man have no enemies ❤

[@MasBagz]

yeay ..finally you can continuing teach us A Low Poly Well. Thanks

[@grabbitt]

:)

[@NecoRuChannel]

Is the best blender channel i haave see!! Thank you !!

[@Crits-Crafts]

I'm just learning blender and I've learned loads from you. Thanks

[@schadracakinocho9740]

Just starting your tutorials but I looked at some other channels and yours is actually the least condescending. I deeply appreciate what you do and had to say it. Thank you a lot.

[@yuhuan4013]

You are amazing! I love your tutorials and how clear you've instructed to proceed every step! Thank you!!

[@grabbitt]

Thanks

[@DanielGreen0]

You're a fantastic instructor. Love learning with ya

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@Mightydoggo]

Damn, I tried it on my own first, with pulling the mesh around on the roof and prop. editing. But the lattice thing is a million times easier! Definitely will write down this one in my book.

[@jillc2700]

Wooof, on to the rope next I guess: for my first attempt at it I just duplicated and shrank down the well circles and resized them to fit around the pole. I have a sneaking suspicion that’s not what our teacher will do but from a distance it doesn’t look half bad....

[@1997AlexB]

I'm really enjoying these videos so far. Nice work

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@miraloaqui6495]

Thank you so much I completed the tutorial at 100%, and I feel satisfaccion to know that I am moving along the learning of blender. 🙂🍞🥟🥞🍔

[@tomoprime217]

I do appreciate seeing videos on how things can be down in Blender even if from other modeling software. Cheers.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@dopplegangerdavid]

You provide such a well-th of tutorials.

[@grabbitt]

WELL i try. Thanks :)

[@razakhan651]

try using the shake hook tool when sculpting. it makes the tiles look twisted

[@Viskovitz]

Yeah, maybe the end result and the technique involved in the creation are similar but dude.... Your well it´s more appealing to me :D and it is done in blender, which is cool and it gives you +3000 points of awesomeness

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@mysticserpentine8024]

i made the donut. There is no way i am going to finish watching his videos. "If you look closely at the well, it has a hole in it just like my donut". Your a better man than i am Grant.

[@felipealbuquerque6309]

I love your tutorials! But while I was making my well I thought of another 2 ways of randomizing the shapes a bit instead of doing by hand: 1 - In Edit Mode select which vertices and Randomize(not proportional editing with the randomize setting, might work too...) there is a tool for this where you can move some sliders and even has random seeds and influence 2 - Displacement modifier with Cloud Texture and a low value Ofc you know this stuff already but thought of sharing so other lazy people like me could try a more automated way :)

[@grabbitt]

YEs that's a good plan i do something similar in the next tutorial i am planning :)

[@Magictrickslol]

If you had an issue manipulating the vertex on the first shingle like me, check your proportional editing range. Mine was huge, so no changes seemed to be happening. Scroll it in and have at it!

[@KjartanAbel]

Im learning SOOOO much from these tutorials. Thank you for manking them. Is it "unusual" to spend four hours for beginners like me on creating a model like this? Or am I really really slow?

[@grabbitt]

at a beginner level that's fairly normal :)

[@NJoint]

Very happy with this tutorial

[@lachy_stack836]

Never heard lattice said so much in one video!😂😂😂 awesome video my man!

[@santiagoverdugo318]

It is incredible how well you explain every step. Thank you very much for your tutorials. You really help me improve with blender.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@cosminu.4519]

i learned something today : 5:36 higgledy-piggledy .

[@grabbitt]

official term :)

[@Yuval-w6o]

A good tutorial for beginners, but I have a tip: instead of calculating each object, you can use an Array, it saves a lot of time. And if you want to design each object separately, just make an ARRAY and then press APPLY

[@sposada00]

I have learned so much from your tutorials mate! thanks for doing this!

[@marcflorea8984]

Hi, so i made the homework until this video but now I can't select in edit mode anything else then those 2 big bars on each side of the well, i there a mode that i accidently activated or something?

[@marcflorea8984]

And i can't even separate them because it's saying that there us no object and the vertexes dissapeared

[@grabbitt]

are you in isolation mode?

[@marcflorea8984]

@@grabbitt well..... What's that? And how can I toggle it off?

[@gamethingstuff]

luving this tutorial so far

[@HikingWithCooper]

Another great tutorial. Thank you for making these as they are incredibly helpful.

[@grabbitt]

Glad you like them!

[@nishanth8201]

While using k tool press E to make selection

[@jacobras]

Awesome tutorial. I really like the sculpting of an object part. Didn't think of combining the sculpt workflow with regular object editing! Also I'm now less afraid to join objects as apparently you can still separate them if they're separate things. Cool!

[@grabbitt]

Derek Elliott

[@UtsavChaudhury]

Man i was waiting for you to show how to model the rope too :(

[@grabbitt]

just a cylinder with lots of loop cuts scaled down

[@UtsavChaudhury]

@@grabbitt Thank you so much. I saw that you have explained it in the next video. You're the best!

[@qianbang_]

love your response on the copyright strike. Even though I don't think the 1st video should get any.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@justanameonyourscreen5954]

So classy...I was waiting to see how you did those roof tiles...nice info

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@dygon7663]

I named my blend file WellWellWell.

[@Sour_and_sweet]

Lol

[@Max-vr1it]

First of all, great tutorial, great pace. Thank you you so much for that! I came across a problem using the Lattice at 12:17 - I added the Lattice as in the video but as soon as I created it and tried to scale it (in Object Mode) the tiles were scaled as well...after some research, I notices that my "Proportional Editing" Option (shortcut O) was enabled and that caused the problem. I unclicked that and it solved the problem.

[@Glenos92]

Thanks for saving me aha :D

[@mpir78]

Great tutorials. I absolutely love them! Keep 'em coming! :) Love from Slovenia.

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@Hannah-Bernal]

Thank you very much for tutorial! I’m liking it a lot! I’m stuck on around 9:00 when duplicating the tiles with the lattice. It seems it only duplicates the lattice not the tiles and the new lattice is joined with the original tiles. So when I rotate and move it, it moves the original tiles and lattice. Would anyone know how this can be fixed?

[@Hannah-Bernal]

Ah nvm! I figured that I still had my proportional editing on, so when I turned it off it works 😂 Still learning!

[@a.quentin2982]

Excellent tutorial

[@kellyrodgers9326]

Superb tutorial!

[@ralph2361]

The copyright strike reminds me of the movie The Social Network where Mark was sued and he compared it to making a chair where he made a nice one but doesn’t mean he owes everyone who ever made a chair.

[@steve8547]

When I rotate my tiles, the lattice does not rotate at the same angle, forming a sort of X shape as it cuts through my tiles. However as for everything else, so far so good!

[@steve8547]

My work around was to duplicate the lattice, then the tiles. I rotated them and then relinked them with Control P

[@Aychan091]

your explanations are simple and on point. love it. only thing: it more easier, if you alway show, instead of shortcuts, where the commands in the interface are located. that would teach us to look for or own, if we dont remember the shortcuts

[@grabbitt]

YEs I don that in my more beginner tutorials but that's a good point

[@DamienAlexander]

When i tried to copy the roof tiles, the wooden construction also copied over and over, i think when making a new entity you have to make a collection for the old object. Else everything you do to the new object also changes the last object you worked on. Ok Collections didn't do it, I have to go back to the first tutorial, the stone part does stay separate from the wooden part for some reason.

[@grabbitt]

p to separate in edit mode. Ctrl j to join

[@DamienAlexander]

@@grabbitt thanks, I'll get the hang of all the shortcuts first before trying to speed through the tutorials

[@kozlotnik]

Thank you a lot for your tutorials!

[@Kim7847]

Really Really easy to follow you~! Proper Speed

[@grabbitt]

Glad to hear that!

[@JBGameplay]

Nice i love this style i am going to fix one up to for a day project and credit you onto it^^

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

[@unityleveldesign4878]

you are an awesome man. keep it up