Blender Tutorial - How to Make a 3D Room for Beginners (Part 1)

Thanks for the video. I have started following the tutorial but am stuck at placing the book in the bookshelf and duplicating it inside. When am on X front view I can't see the bookshelf parts anymore. Please how did you achieved that drop shadow effect on the bookshelf making it easier to see it parts even on front X view.

i enjoyed and learned a lot from your tutorial, thank you very much!

Your voice reminds me a bit of the Luna Lovegood character from Harry Potter. Having her calmly describe each step of this tutorial makes it feel extremely wholesome.

I don't see the "add mesh" or "loop" options in add-ons, do you know why that might be?

Thankyou so much! This is the first tutorial for blender I was actually able to sit down and finish! I can't wait to try your others and then start modeling! This really IS for beginners! <@

can't find the add mesh looptool thing, that screen looks very different two years in the future so here's hoping it isn't necessary

Thanks a ton 🙇🙇
My seniors suggested this video

i cant find add mesh on the addons

Thank you!! I was looking to learn how to make those nice looking books

Where can i get more similar reference images for isometric room ?

Nice

Thanks for your amazing video. I'm very new to blender. I wonder how to render this in a different style, in which objects coming together as if the whole thing is being built in few seconds. I hope you know what I mean, and can share the name of the style so I can look for tutorial videos on it.

where is the image?

thank you for making Blender fun :)

I LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS

I don't normally leave comments. I just wanted to say thank you sooooooo much! You made this tutorial so simple and easy to follow along. I was a COMPLETE beginner with Blender. This is the first video I watched to try and make something. I have learned so much with this video that I feel confident I now know the basics. I was scared because I heard Blender is hard to learn, but you have made this easy for us beginners. Towards the end, I was able to create my own shapes without really needing your help. Once again, thank you <3!

i lost my damn 7 hours on this and part 2 evrything go normall until its crashed auto save dint save and recovery dint recovered and i got autosave unable i have the worst day of my life

when trying to scale my duplicated potions an arrow appears and it moves my potions around and not scaling it, basically does nothing. help

When I use the Bevel on my bed it only affects the edges, not the whole bed. how do I solve it?

having trouble with bevel modifier not visually applying to the bed :( when i select object, the orange outline is going around both the bed and bed cover when selecting cube.001 :*( i am missing something somehow despite trying to follow instructions perfectly

EDIT: when selecting cube.001 after extruding my bed cover, it appears as if the lower half of the mattress itself running underneath the bed cover is somehow also extruding alongside the cover... idk how to make that stop

Very interesting thank you very much

Thank you for this tutorial! It's really fun and easy to follow. I learnt alot too by following your tutorial!

extremely useful and easy to understand!!
i just have a small question: if i want to use the room with a 3d model how do i manage the sizes??

someone pls help me out with this part im aving trouble to the loop cut when im pressing the keys it moves the object insted im just going to leave that part and move on

Thank you .. where the part 2 and 3??

This of us making libraries in Blender need a book particle. 😁

Hi, may I know your PC spec? I am also planning to build a PC for 3D design. Hope yours can be my references. Thanks!.

we need more from you 😭😭 I love the style

part 2 porfa

PART 2 PLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ :(

Hey Eve we are still waiting for new videos, you are one that just came to my mind when I was seeking for good channel to follow up.

I followed your other tutorials and loved them. I love your style and your explanations are easy to follow.

Shift+H..... Why not use Local Mode (Press /)? It is the same (almost)

Looking forward to these series!!!

To isolate only object to work with, selcet object you need, press "/" on numpad, after you finished press again / to exit isolate mode

Beautiful tutorials! I am quite curious about why some normals are set to 60° and others for 30°?
Thanks!

AND IF YOU WOULD SHOW HOW TO ANIMATE THAT WOULD BE GREAT😀

BUT I CANNOT FIND THE 2ND PART OF THIS TUTORIAL AND I WOULD LOVE TO SEE MORE OF YOUR TUTORIALS

I LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS 😀

Great video, I just jumped back into trying to learn blender, the way you explain and show your work has helped me in many ways. Please keep it up. 👍

Hope to see part 2 soon :D great video

Your tutorial is so well..i am waiting for second part

still waiting for part 2 😆

Hi eeeve! I'm self learning 3d blender using your tutorials! It's very helpful ❤️ Btw, can you teach us how to create spikes like on the back of cartoonized crocodiles, and how to create their hands/feet in triangular shape? Thank youuu!!!

cute tutorials

I'm here waiting for part 2 too~~~~