You're able to make rooms of various sizes, doors, windows, etc.
Archimesh, a free add-on that makes architecture incredibly simple.Node Wrangler, A nearly essential Add-On that adds shortcuts for editing shader nodes (and all other nodes too, but they probably won't be relevant for track-building).Looptools, makes making loops and holes while editing objects a breeze.great for knowing how large an object will really be, preventing you from making something that is too large or too small. MeasureIt, A free add-on that, as the name would imply, allows you to measure things.I don't, and still recommend it for it's ease-of-use and reliability. You can pay a small monthly fee to unlock even more stuff (all textures are free regardless,) but you don't have to. Blenderkit, it's a free-to-download add-on with a bunch of free models, textures, scenes, etc, that you can use.USE ADD-ONS! A few of my personal favorites are:.It's not impossible though, and if you can look past all the engine jank, and how archaic the UI can be, it can always provide professional results. Granted, I've been using it for animation rather than modeling, but the process of making a model can be difficult. I've been using Blender for quite a long time. Click to expand.(TL DR If you're willing to stick with it, you're going to like the results Blender gonna give you.)īlender is a program that will likely take quite a while.
