Model a Beer Bottle in Blender

[@LinhNguyen-py8lv]

A really really great tutorial! I'm new to blender and having problem with the amber color. This help me a lot!!!! Thank you.

[@finalresult3d]

I'm glad this helped you!!

[@dockers1983]

Excellent tutorial, I've been struggling with droplets on my soda can project. I'll give this a go. :)

[@finalresult3d]

Awesome! I'm glad you like it. I'll have some new tutorials coming soon.

[@mefinbe]

Nice tutorial! Instead of separating the bottle with seams to limit the location of the particles could you not have created a vertex group and applied it to the particle system? This way you would not have to apply the particle system and keep things procedural.

[@finalresult3d]

Yes, that would have been another way to do it. I appreciate you taking the time to comment and watch the video, thank you!

[@markozaror3532]

I like the tutorial I just see your KZbin channel regarding the creation of the materials it would be good to make a more realistic tandem the condensation in the beer container and the shape of the ice cubes that are a little more irregular as if already were melted by the environment these would be my 2 observations congratulations

[@calimerorighteous7033]

Great tutorial. Much appreciated. :) Could you please explain what if you wanted instead of that black-yellow plane background to put some image texture, like a brick wall or something, to set it on emission and give it the same gradient as you did here?

[@finalresult3d]

You could just make a brick wall like you normally would. And then put a spotlight in front of it. That way you'd still have light coming from behind the bottle and some light on the wall.

[@rizqyaqbar4983]

I like your tutorial :)

[@finalresult3d]

Thank you! I have more awesome ones coming soon.

[@isaac4195]

I am using the last version. How can I change the hair for the teardrops?

[@finalresult3d]

Put your drops in a collection called drops or something. Then under "render" in the particle tab, select collections then whatever you named it.

[@AN-ry8ee]

Is it possible to have a download link to your bottle version? I want to compare mine side to side.

[@finalresult3d]

I am hoping to have a spot where People can download my files to study. Some will be free others will be $1-$3 :)

[@Neurose85]

@@finalresult3d Patreon?

[@MarceloMoran07]

I enter your patreon, but just saw 5 post, neither of them was the bottle.

[@finalresult3d]

Yes, the tier says some of my past youtube videos and some content not on youtube. I had a lot of data loss recently so I may not have every old video sadly. I will be adding some more content soon to Patreon and KZbin.

[@Tieu_draws]

stuck at 10:18, I dont see the option for the diffuser and press P xD please help haha

[@finalresult3d]

Make sure your render is set to cycles, and you're on the material tab. Expand "Surface" and you create a material. Diffuse will be your default option, then change it to principled. Sorry I just saw this.