Blender Day 30 : Blender30 duplication and well example

Alright, let's continue. Once we have this basic structure, we can start adding some details, like the tire. But before we do that, I think we can group everything together to make it easier to manage. So, let's select everything except for the camera and create a new collection called "Whale".

Hmm, it seems like we didn't create the collection. Let me try again. Select everything except for the camera, right-click, and move to collection. Ah, there it is! Now we have our "Whale" collection.

Now, if we click on the collection, we can see that everything related to the whale is grouped together, including the tire. This will make it easier for us to work with.

Alright, let's continue building our shed structure. We're going to create the top part now.

To do that, we'll add a field pole and the tiles. So, let's go to the top view and duplicate the field pole.

Move it to the top and apply the changes.

Now, let's duplicate it again. This time, we'll use three duplicates.

Press Shift + D to duplicate it and place it here.

We can also adjust the scale a bit. In this case, I'll scale it along the Y-axis.

Apply the scale and move it up to create a small pole.

Now, let's focus on one side first and duplicate it to create the other side later.

To move the view, click and hold the right mouse button.

Now, I'll grab the pole and place it approximately where it should be.

Then, I'll adjust the size a bit. You can change the scale here to make it smaller.

Once it's smaller, I'll rotate it and make it stick to the structure.

You can press Ctrl to snap it into place.

I'll rotate it a bit more for precision.

Now, if we look at it, we can see that it's too long. We can adjust the length by pressing Numpad 7.

By clicking on it, we can also use the transform tool. In this case, I'll click on it and adjust the length by dragging it.

A bit of overlap is fine because we want it to look natural, not too precise.

Once you're done, it looks pretty good.

Now, we can duplicate it.

Click, Shift + D to duplicate, and place it here.

Repeat the process for the other side.

Shift + D to duplicate, and place it here.

You can work more efficiently by using Shift + Click and duplicating multiple times.

Alright, as you can see, it's repetitive work. We're building the poles first and then adding the details later.

So, let's switch to the side view and select the poles.

Press Shift + Click to select multiple poles.

Now, we don't want to include this part, so we'll exclude it.

Once you have them selected, press Shift + D to duplicate and place them here.

Great! Now we can see that it's just a repetitive process.

Once we finish building the poles, we can move on to adding the tiles using the same duplication technique.