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Try having a look at Adobe Project Neo

which is better?

Great tutorials thanks

I don`t get it 3.3 was released on Sep 7 in 2022. It`s over two years!!! Who buys something for 3.3? I´ll stick on simply concept and quad remesher untill he updates it.

Love the visualization modes of Blender, it does to the models a nice preview

I like those "degrees" showing off when you do the knife tool. How'd you do that?

This is fantastic, you're saving my life here!

Finally i finished this tutorial and now i got: +20/100 pt. topology skills +10/100 pt. self security when doing blender +30/100 pt. depression 🥳🎊🎉

Excellent video for beginners like myself

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Food for thought, or a caveat, gotcha, whatever... Backface culling is a thing, and has been for a few minutes. What's newer, are the ways meshes are munched on by the engine(s) us hobbyists, indies, and large studios utilize. In most scenarios involving either baked or real-time lighting, surfaces need a level of thickness to em. There's a new workflow for kits, and unless you are doing a diorama scene, interior still shot, etc, lighting is going to appreciate having something to *not* bleed through or around. There are plenty of tricks to keep working with null'd backfaces, but it's sort of a moot point unless you're shooting for demoscene-level file sizes on your assets. Not sure if you've already evolved here in other videos, or at least touched on the alternative workflows and the pros/cons, but I see a lot of OGs teaching the same old tricks for kits. Makes me wonder if they're extensively testing lighting scenarios in real-world tests, or falling back on what they learned back in the day ;) Keep up the awesome work, I really appreciate your content!

Alt+A default keybind in MACHIN3tools still haunts me when I spin up a workspace... I like to be able to, ya know, deselect stuff, hehe

Is it okl if I have slight distortions when creating holes using the method shown? In recent days, I've been trying to figure out how to properly create holes in a cylinder, and with any method, I always see minimal distortions. Is this something inevitable that can only be minimized, or am I doing something wrong?

My Bevel Modifier doesn't have all the features of the one shown here. What am I missing setting up for these exact same Bevel Modifier options? 🤔

About using creaes: You have to consider if your model is going to be imported into another software. Some software does not support Blender creases.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Hello, thanks for such helpful content. I cant understand, why this is so crucial to have only quads on flat surface. Maybe few tris here and there wont make any troubles.

This is by far the best topology video I've come across bro. I subscribed immediately. Thank you so much for this tutorial .

Wooda fak, you constantly upload super useful content, thank you so much man

Too bad I haven't found this video before I made a bunch of messed up models for my game.

Fantastic content, you really have a good voice and pace for teaching others and passing on your knowledge. You have now got a new subscriber. On another note, have you ever tried the new Plasicity? I would be interested in your thoughts of this modelling option.

i need your ui settings i want it now

Amazing work, kind regards!

Thank you!

thank you!

Doing gods work!

Thank you!

Alt - A with MT, I'm such a noob. I always eyeball that stuff lol

always quality. I learn something new every time bud, in this case was "ctrl+T" thanks for that. and screencast keys. yes please. 💯

super helpful great stuff man thank you

thanks

super helpful. thank you.

Thank you.... quite helpful...

Hi sir, I noticed you have Boxcutter. Do you ever use it in your workflow?

Great vid 👌

Oh my goodness this was so so helpful!!

thank you man your the best keep up the good work.

How did you do the muzzle cap grid?

At 11:00 you did a loop cut then bevel then extrude or alt + s cause even if I use either of them after subdivision that canal both end becomes closed on the both ends like the bottom surface edge attach to upper surface

I'm not sure if this is the place to ask this, I enjoy modeling star wars ships and lately ive been wanting to model Mon calamari ships (mc-85 mc-90 viscount ect.) which are very curvy, but im not sure where to start. I know i must use Sub d modeling but my understanding of it is seemingly lacking. Do you have any videos that you think could point me in the right direction for the specific type of ship im trying to model. :edit lmao after writing this comment I went on to attempt it one last time and it ended up being a really successful attempt. Nvm everything is good😂

I wish this had been the first video I found when I wanted to learn about topology, but better late than never!

great video really, i didnt know you can get away with that amount of faces

Hi. Thx for all the videos. At around 12:15 there are those 2 pieces. Is it posible to take a few time and show how to model them plz. May be too simple for you but would great to learn more. Thx !

Excellent video. I’m really learning a lot from your tutorials. Hope you keep doing more w/ the USP platform and/or other firearms.

It’s almost a little frightening, I looked at the time of posting of this video and right around when it was posted it was thinking to myself how it would be nice to have someone make a sort of walk through of how to create all these complex surfaces on firearms, such as bevels and around ejection ports. Thank you for making this!

big thanks

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Thank you so much for your videos, it's very interesting and informative to watch such detailed material, especially combining hard-surface and subD modeling

Turn on screencast keys you latte drinking liberal

Good stuff, man. Love this type of content.