Blender Tutorial: Ukulele Part 1 of 4


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This is the first in a 4 part video series that demonstrates how to use Blender to make a ukulele. This ukulele has a lot of different parts so a lot of modeling is demonstrated. Blender version 2.77a was used for this tutorial. This video shows techniques that may be helpful to beginners and intermediate users.

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35 responses to “Blender Tutorial: Ukulele Part 1 of 4”

  1. I would like to know: before you came to values like 1.1 or 0.1 etc… How did you start? What thought processes were first. Did you see a picture of a ukulele and then you said, let's try a ukulele? Then, I guess, you went through some kind of consideration what the most economic way of making the ukulele would be? Are there many trial and error phases? Did you first make the ukulele in a complicated way and then made it in an economic way? These are the things I am thinking of. I know I can follow your instructions and than have the same ukulele. There are good skills learned along the way. But… I want to know how to come up with my own decisions and end up in economic, or elegant solutions… can this ever be taught? Or is it a long way being on my own?

  2. The first true model I have ever made! Thank you for your very clear and precise instruction, and understandable explaination. As a total beginner, I needed something like this! Thx so much! Liked and Subbed 🙂  going to watch the next part now

  3. you know I think ill come back in a year or two and then start this xD im quite new to blender finished the bear and pool balls and they look nice so thank you but ill go watch some modelling texturing tutorials etc

  4. I feel that you should provide actual courses to people all around the world. I mean you are the only reason I am good at blender. You are a model for all teachers alike! Thank you for making these videos for our community!

  5. Pretty cool modeling techniques! Shows off Blender in spades! Renders great with my dual 1080Ti's. Note one thing above all … SAVE OFTEN … using different file names because in Part 2 I lost 3.5 hrs worth of work and had to come back here to start over again due to one file increment NOT SAVED that had the one and only error in the modeling!

  6. Hello Sir
    First of all, a great tutorial!
    BTW i am stuck at one point. At 14:53. to select all the center faces around the side, i pressed alt+right mouse button. But nothing happened!
    Please see if you can help me figure this out!
    Thanks!

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