Modeling from multiple references in Blender using fSpy

[@martians1028]

This is one of those hidden gems, wonderful video man!

[@DavidBoura]

This multiple view workflow is an headache saver!!!

[@tomwebbnz]

Thanks for the tutorial. Opens up some ideas for improving my workflow, so appreciate this!

[@alexandertodorov7605]

thank you so much, the tip with the refrence lenght to the axis saved me!

[@endresbielefeldt2050]

gave a thumbs up as soon as i saw the video. also had a chuckle because of the svastica on that box in the second picture.

[@Floatharr]

Oh, did not even realize that might be an issue. I guess next time be more careful when studying art from a Wolfenstein game o.O ... Thanks!

[@CURSEDIMAGES]

had to download this vid incase it ever gets deleted... this is gold for maping

[@gotgotr5421]

Same!

[@GeneroMachina]

Super helpful, thanks! And if anyone's does the same oopsie as me where you can't swap to the other cameras - make sure you click the green camera icon in the outliner before hitting Numpad 0. Just clicking on the camera object is not enough to make it focused.

[@felipes.s.5681]

Great tutorial! Keep up with the good work

[@renamecard4490]

very helpful thx for making this

[@bme4285]

Nice but it doesn’t seem to be working for me. The scale of the new objects don’t align for me. Pity.

[@Mthandeki]

Great stuff man already subed (I just got that parent the empty part ...great insight)

[@SchoolofAI]

Thank you! It will help me rebuild Kowel city (circa 1939) :)

[@ecospline]

10:35 It would help, if you just model the portion of the wall and the floor using the table as the reference ?

[@meiv_]

Good job, sir

[@toapyandfriends]

Tysm!...

[@liweilin6649]

But how do i set the texture right from both fspy angle image?

[@theonefreeman7157]

In Blender, using this method, will I be able to project the two different angle images into one, so that the textures won’t be distorted when moving the camera?

[@keithtam8859]

thats what I want to find out as well, to replace MARI

[@cheterete5043]

my origin points are in the exact same position but my cube isn't aligned. PLease help. :c

[@2tired2sleep2]

I love this

[@chassmash8903]

Why do you keep the image dimmed? It is so much easy to align when it is not dimmed.

[@Floatharr]

Honestly I found it hard to see the guidelines, probably because of my colorblindness. I align everything with shift held anyway and the circle doesn't have dimming on it so it doesn't really matter in the end.

[@Firulaisneado]

Wow, thanks amazing

[@MarijnVideos]

thankyou!!!

[@furthergr884]

Is there a reason for setting up reference distances? Im just curious

[@Floatharr]

I do it to ensure that every every camera lines up in Blender. I believe if I didn't do it, you'd have to scale things in Blender instead which probably wouldn't work as well.

[@furthergr884]

Ok thank you

[@redpie907]

I would use those papers on the floor to figure it out where the floor is :D but I would like to ask its 2022 have someone found a better solution for find the floor if you don't know the objects size on the picture? :D And thank you for this tutorial :) this is very good

[@Dremliny]

A piece of paper on the floor won't help. You need a clearly visible right angle between the floor and a vertical surface.

[@ganapathym3664]

Thank you Genious

[@GustavoCammarota]

nice video, how do you resize system windows without touching the edges? and what kind of image viewer do you use? Thank you

[@Floatharr]

For resizing I use AltDrag and the image viewer I use is Nomacs Image Lounge. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@FyL43]

How do you zoom in fSpy ?

[@Floatharr]

Afaik you can't zoom. Holding shift while dragging a point gives you a magnifying glass though

[@FyL43]

@@Floatharr :o thank you very much :o

[@MrKleiner]

13:26 I don't get, where do I have to move the empty? This is a great tutorial btw !

[@Floatharr]

If you set the origin in fSpy somewhere else than your chosen origin, you'll have to move the camera in blender or the screenshot won't match your scene. The easiest way I thought of is parenting the camera to an empty and then moving that.

[@MrKleiner]

@@Floatharr Oh so I have to guess where to move it, right? Or there's some math could be done to calculate the position of the empty?

[@Floatharr]

@@MrKleiner I imagine you would probably model parts of the scene from other images first so you wouldn't have to guess, haven't tried it though.

[@MrKleiner]

@@Floatharr Yeah, I also thought about that. The more effective way is to do an infinite chain of origins, where you pick 2 good origins on each photo, model both of them and then load a photo with old+new origin . Haven't tried it though, but I think this might work. You'd have to be extremely precise though...

[@PicturesqueGames]

Thanks for the tutorial but constant "Uh um uh um uh um uh um" really get on the nerves. Write down a script and narrate next time instead of this.