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In this Blender beginner tutorial VscorpianC shows you how to use free tools (OSM2World) and open street map (OSM) data to create a city layout with 3d buildings in various shapes and heights, roads, railroad tracks, tunnels, trees, and other objects (depending on the map data that you select) then export and save the base city in the obj format for editing and texturing in b3d.
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28 responses to “Blender 3d Tutorial – How to Create a City Layout & 3d Buildings (Pt1) by VscorpianC”
sorry what is the difference between this method and modelling every building? Sure, that is less time-consuming, but maybe not so detailed, right?
i have downloaded so many stuff…My Husband was going Nuts…Because the Computer would CRASH….And its 2017 and i think i will Crash again….if i download any more stuff…lol
I noticed when trying to create a large scene, I have issues with getting to an object unless I use the zoom to object key.
I was wondering, does this have to do with the grid scale and camera clipping? I know clipping will adjust what you see but wondering if this also effects this question on the grid as well.? if I wanted to set my grid scale to a mile. after I change my settings to imperia,l how would I change the grid scale a mile? thank you for your tutorials
I wish I came across this tutorial before I started mucking around with OSM2WORLD and figuring it out on my own.
Great Work!!
How do you save and such, if google maps was used?
I am trying to teach my 10 year old grandson Blender and I can't find much in the way of tutorials. I would like help creating a very simple custom user interface and some easy videos for a 10 year old to create and hopefully animate a simple figure. I would love you to do a series of tutorials, your videos are so clear and you have the knack of spotting all the problems problems learners may have.
ive been looking for a good explanation for so long Thank you so much for this video!
Hello VscorpianC I have a problem opening osm2world_windows. after I double click on it, it pops up and disappears. please help
you are a great teacher your tutorials are awesome.
I also donot have .jar file in my downloaded zip file.
I tired this method but double clicking on the osm2world windows batch file doesnot open any window of osm2world where i can add an osm file…?
Hello my world. Another great tutorial. Can you do a medieval version of this? Is there a way?
Hey everyone, in order to use OSM2World you have to have JAVA on you computer.
and a pig thanks to VscorpianC lady. thanks
When I click on the OSM2World-Windows file I just get a blip which I would expect since its a batch file. I do not get the program window.
Thank you very much for the video
Thx, keep up the videos. You are always so helpful.
This is very helpful. Actually, your all videos are helpful and easily understandable. Please keep it up. Big thanks for helping us.
your program doesnt work……its a piece of shit
This was helpful, thank you!
Nice little Program. Thank you for pointing it out. Looking forward to the next video.
I did have a problem getting the 1.9 version to run without disappearing straight away. So I downloaded the latest version and double clicked on the .jar instead. Works fine. I just I'd tell you in case anyone is having a problem with it.
Oh, and I hope you have lovely Christmas.
Very helpful tutorial with details information. Thanks a lot!
Here is wishing you a very Merry Christmas. Thanks for all your great tutorials, and also a Happy New Year.
Wow, I had no idea such a thing existed. Lots of great, helpful tips. Have my coffee, now time to do research on this. Thanks so much for this information. 🙂 🙂 I've shared it!
Nice one.
Always learn a bunch from your tuts, VscorpianC.
Thanks, once again, for sharing your knowledge.
This is exactly what I've been looking for and you are a brilliant Teacher, Thanks.
It is good to hear your happines.
Great tutorial! I was trying this method before but finally gave up, because it wasn't working properly – but because of your explanation I can figure out why. Thanks a lot! 🙂
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.