How would you make builds with such detail such as these, in interior and exterior? Would you use plugins or something like that?
Depends, that is actually not that detailed if you talk about interior, its pretty old for the standards of roblox nowadays.
As for the first image it seems is just the external part which is not difficult to do if you know how to use 3d Software like Blender, and that will probably let you add a lot more detail to it.
It seems like a simple Kitbashing too.
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When i make my builds i use the plugin Gap Fill. That plugin has saved my life and its one that everyone should have. When it comes to actually building the build. Its all about motivation and detail. If the wall looks plain. Then the wall is plain and you need to think of something to cut that flat surface in half. It always depends on what you are building but small detailing is the key.
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Usually complicated builds start out basic, build the foundation, know what you’re wanting it to look like, get sizes and basic shapes right. It may take a while on this step but it is quite important that you get this correct since it acts like your foundation.
Next, add “medium”/“moderate” details or very noticable details like large windows and bricks/frames, no need to add buttons/complicated small details yet.
After that, fix up and cleanup whatever looks odd, look in different perspectives, etc.
Finally, add the small details you need/want int he build like buttons, guis, tweens, small windows, intricate frames, etc.
After that, you can do another sweepup check again. And if you really need to, take a break, come back, and look over the build to see what you can improve.
Usually though, building takes time and give yourself some time to think about what you want it to look like. Breaks are neccessary to refreshen ideas and your mind. Another thing, utilize plugins if you need to, very useful and speeds up work process.
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I like your step by step but OP also needs to note what kind of builder he is. Do you get over whelmed by big areas? if so this step by step is sure to lead to failure. But that again is what type of builder you are.
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I personally just build until I run out of ideas to add. By the next time I come back to it, I will have some inspiration, be it from some random image I saw, a game I played, etc. I find that large areas can be broken up by making it into a bit of a grid (for interior) or some other shape. My biggest advice is just that if you keep on building, adding detail, and are consistent, it will end up coming out great.
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It won’t be easy, but it is doable! First you’ll need to start off with something in the photo, I’d say the top walk on part. Once you have that done, you can add on!
Might wanna use these plugins.
F3X
GapFill
(also make sure to use the solve command on the person who has helped you, so no one else tries to.)
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I personally advise against using F3X as studio is much easier in terms of moving and finding things through
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What exactly is gapfill. I don’t use that many plugins. Sorry if I sound dumb.
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Gapfill is a plugin where you press two parts, and then a part appears between them connecting the two.
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