The Easy Way To Make Beautiful Interiors In Blender
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Published 2020-11-25
People always ask me for tips to improve their interior scenes. In this video, I distill all the best tips and tricks I use to make realistic interior scenes using Blender. We'll cover how to make lamps, furniture, bedding, curtains, and loads more. By the end of this video, you'll be able to model just about any realistic interior scene in Blender.
Addons and resources:
BlenderGuru's curtain video - • How to Make Realistic Curtains in Ble...
CGMatter's Wicker basket tutorial - • Turn Objects Into Woven Baskets (Blen...
Fspy - fspy.io/
Fspy Blender addon - github.com/stuffmatic/fSpy-Blender
Free Textures - texturehaven.com/textures/
Other addons used (these are default, just enable them in Blender)
- Archimesh
- Node Wrangler
- Import images as planes
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:29 Matching Perspective
00:51 Fast floors
02:42 Wall textures
03:45 Light fixtures
04:07 Carpets and rugs
05:30 Windows
05:56 Curtains
09:43 Lamps
11:06 Beds and sheets
13:14 Chairs and upholstery
13:53 Quick house plants
16:36 Lighting and rendering
All Comments (21)
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And that, my friends, is how you make the perfect tutorial. No 'without further ado', no keyboard bashing away in the background, no over use of the word 'actually'. The perfect use of 'speed up' and 'slow down' so you don't need to pause to the millisecond, to see a technique. Well done, Sir and thank you!
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I've never seen so many tutorials jammed into one amazing video, will reference this quite often, thank you!
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That shape key trick with curtains is mindblowing. . . .
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Holy sh** the way u did rug and curtains just blew my mind 😍😍🙏
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15:40 The reason it is not S for scale, is because you are not scaling the vertices, you are Adjusting the weight painting of the vertex. (it's not possible to scale a single vertex)
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I've been watching Blender tutorials for about 10 years. I have never seen one packed so full of clear and concise knowledge, and all with real world use cases. This answered so many questions I've had, and showed me how to do things I didn't even know Blender could do. This is the first of your videos I've seen, and I subscribed immediately. Thank you for sharing!
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You can use Light Portals to reduce noise and rendertimes. Just put one area light on the window and set it up as a portal. This directs all lightrays from the outside into your room -> lesser noise. It depends on the scene but its especially helpful with interior scenes. you can blend your denoised image over your noisy render result (50/50 or whatever you like). This is a good way to preserve some detail because the denoiser tends to be a little smudgy :)
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the ad came in soooo smooooth lol GG.
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Blender Guru: Makes a 30min curtain tutorial DECODED: I'm about to end this man's tutorial
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18:35 minutes will surely turn into a whole day in my case :D
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I have tears in my eyes! This is so good that after 9 years of working in happily in Sketchup I am compelled to move on to Blender for my Interior design work.
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These types of tutorials are perfect. Short, explanatory and straight to the point.
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Love the curtain trick with the shape keys, such a natural way to do it.
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Underrated blender content. First time I've seen a video without a single dislike.
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I love how much information is in this video. You don't even try to bloat it with unnecessary explanations and long pauses
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If only somebody would make a tutorial like this on life. Of all the tutorials I have ever seen, this is one of the best. There should be an award for this.
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I just started doing interiors in blender and your video came up like a savior I'd appreciate more videos about lighting your scenes too that part seems the most important for making it convincing
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the smoothest ad transition ever
