Sea Shack

sketchfab

I'm excited to share with you how I built a cozy sea shack using Blender 2.8. This tutorial will walk you through the process of creating a charming seaside retreat from scratch. First, let's start by setting up our scene in Blender 2.8. I created a new project and set the units to meters, which is perfect for building structures like this shack. Next, I added a plane object to serve as the base of my sea shack. I then selected the plane and went to Object > Geometry > Extrude to give it some depth. Now that we have our base shape, let's add some siding to our sea shack. I created a new material by going to Materials > New and choosing a rough wood texture from the library. I applied this material to my plane object and adjusted the settings until it looked like weathered wood. With our siding in place, let's move on to adding a roof. I created a new plane object and used the same extrusion technique as before to give it some depth. Then, I added a second plane object that would serve as the roof's overhang. To attach these two planes together, I used Blender's physics engine to simulate gravity. Now that our sea shack has a roof, let's add some final details. I created a few new objects to serve as windows and doors, then applied the same wood material to them. I also added some basic lighting to give our scene some ambiance. The last step is to render out our finished image. I used Blender's built-in rendering engine to create a beautiful sea shack that looks like it was plucked straight from the beach. With just a few clicks, you can have your very own sea shack to call home. That's it! Building a sea shack with Blender 2.8 is easier than you think.