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Aapka comment padkar bahut accha laga! ❤ Mujhe khushi hai ki meri Blender Orange series aapke Blender aur 3D modeling seekhne mein madad kar rahi hai. Aapka support hi mujhe naye aur behtareen tutorials banane ke liye motivate karta hai. Agar aapko kisi topic par aur help chahiye, toh zarur batayein! 😊

Bhai, dil se shukriya! Aap jaise viewers ke support se hi motivation milta hai hard work karte rehne ka to Model series drop karne ka toh sawaal hi nahi! Aur haan, mehnat ka rang kabhi der se aata hai, par aata zarur hai... bilkul Blender ke render jaisa! 😂

Actually main kuch dino se busy tha kuch commercial projects the unko complete kar raha tha But is Sunday ko me complete series upload karne wala hun jo per day morning me 11 AM ko aapko searies milegi aap ready rahna Sunday ko subah 11 baje 😊

Ji Bilkul aapko jald hi videos milne wali hai bs aapse request hai ki aap Blender par apni Practice Jaari rakhiye or koi bhi Doubts ho aap mujhse Puch sakte hai

Aapka sawal bilkul valid hai! Blender series ki videos ka wait karte-karte aap bhi blender aritst banne wale ho! Jaldi milte hain naye content ke saath!

You are Welcome 😊

Aapke pyare shabdon ke liye dil se shukriya! Aapke support se hi mujhe aur mehnat karne ka hosla milta hai. Agar aapko kabhi koi doubt ya sawal ho, bina jhijhak puchh lena, main hamesha madad karne ke liye hoon. 😊😊

@@BlenderOrange Shukriya Sir.

Thanks for the visit

Thanks bhai 😃

@@AshutoshKumar-tw4dv Sure 😊

@@AshutoshKumar-tw4dv ji haan bilkul ✌🏻☺️

Thank you for your question! For product designing and hard surface modeling in Blender, I recommend a system with at least: Processor: Intel i7 (or AMD Ryzen 7) or higher RAM: 16GB or more Graphics Card: NVIDIA RTX 3040 (or higher) or AMD equivalent SSD: 1 TB or more for faster loading times This setup should provide a smooth experience for most modeling tasks. Let me know if you need more details!

@@BlenderOrange can I go with i5 13400f with 3060 graphic and 16 gb ram ?

@@BlenderOrange hi please reply

Yes, an Intel i5 13400F with an NVIDIA 3060 and 16GB RAM is a good setup for hard surface modeling in Blender. The processor handles most 3D tasks well, and the 3060 provides smooth real-time viewport performance and decent rendering speeds. However, if you’re looking for even better performance, especially for more complex scenes or simulations, you might consider H or HX series processors, which offer higher cores and better thermal capacity for demanding tasks. Additionally, upgrading to 32GB RAM would improve handling of larger projects. While this setup is cost-effective and sufficient for medium-level work, ultra-high-res rendering might take longer compared to higher-end GPUs like the 3080 or 3090. Overall, the i5 13400F setup is a solid, budget-friendly option for most Blender work, with the H or HX series being more powerful alternatives for heavier tasks.

Thank you so much! I’m glad the video helped you discover new tools and techniques beyond just scaling and moving vertices. Hard surface modeling has many powerful tools that can enhance your workflow. My goal is to keep providing more useful content like this. Thanks again for your support! 😊

Thank you! That's a great suggestion. I'll definitely create a dedicated tutorial on baking high poly to low poly for hard surface modeling, so you can get a complete understanding of the process. If you have any more suggestions or want to focus on a specific topic, please feel free to let me know. Thanks for your support!🙏🏻

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Hey! The reference image should be in the description. Give it a peek! But Special for you :) Link - drive.google.com/file/d/1Gz0Kj6sPzJw-78gN1YK0J89Q9sub_fKh/view?usp=sharing

First of all, you need to understand that it is very important to carefully observe the reference image.

Thank you so much 😀

Thank you 😊 par mujhe pata chal gya 😆😆🤣🤣

Thank you for your feedback! We understand that step-by-step tutorials with voice-overs can significantly enhance the learning experience by making the content more accessible and easier to follow. We will definitely consider this approach for our future videos to ensure our tutorials are as effective and engaging as possible.

Sure 😊 Jald hi character modeling series pr kam start karte hai abhi already kuch series schedule par hai aap use sikhiye tab tak me aapke bataye gaye series par kam start karta hun 😊🙏🏻 Thank you for your Suggestion 😊🙏🏻 Happy Modeling ✌🏻

Thanks a lot! I appreciate your comment. Check out my channel for more exciting content!

Thanks for your question! I didn't use the mirror on the X-axis for this particular model to add some unique details. However, I appreciate your suggestion and will definitely consider it for future projects. Don't forget to check out my channel for more content!

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Awesome to hear you think that!

Yes, the hotkeys are already enabled. Please watch from the 6:44 timeline to see the hotkeys in action.

@@BlenderOrange ah, hadn't jumped to later in the video when I wrote it, my b

"Thank you so much for your suggestion! I'm glad to hear you're interested in more detailed guidance. I will definitely consider adding voice-overs or detailed text guides to future videos to make them even more helpful. Your feedback is really valuable and helps me improve the content on this channel. Stay tuned for upcoming videos, and feel free to share any other suggestions you might have. Thanks for your support!"

@@BlenderOrange Yes thank you

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@@BlenderOrange If you teach me how to model i’ll subscribe

Thank you for your interest! 😊 I'm glad to hear you're excited about learning 3D modeling. I've created a playlist to help you get started. Check it out here: th-cam.com/play/PLxI1Kq1a5jg4DvZiXYY1T9LjxP3Vb7QPn.html&si=BfwBM6GxAForKMue Happy modeling! 😊

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Hey there! Great question about navigating the viewport in orthographic view in Blender. Here’s a detailed guide: Toggle Orthographic View: Press Numpad 5 to switch between orthographic and perspective views. Standard Views: Top View: Press Numpad 7 Front View: Press Numpad 1 Right Side View: Press Numpad 3 Additional Views: Bottom View: Press Ctrl + Numpad 7 Back View: Press Ctrl + Numpad 1 Left Side View: Press Ctrl + Numpad 3 Panning the View: Hold Shift + middle mouse button (MMB) and move the mouse. Zooming In and Out: Use the mouse scroll wheel or hold Ctrl + MMB and move the mouse up or down. Aligning the View: Press Numpad . (Numpad Period) to focus the view on the selected object. It's awesome to see such engaging questions in the Blender community! If you find this helpful and want to dive deeper into Blender tutorials and tips, feel free to check out my channel Blender Orange. Keep up the great work and happy blending!

@@BlenderOrange no I mean how can you STAND being in orthographic view because it's really annoying

Orthographic view in Blender can indeed feel different from the familiar perspective view. Let me explain the difference and how to switch between them: Perspective View: In perspective view, objects appear smaller as they get farther away, mimicking how our eyes perceive depth in the real world. It provides a natural sense of depth and distance. Most 3D modeling and animation work is done in perspective view. Orthographic View: In orthographic view, objects maintain the same size regardless of their distance from the camera. It’s like viewing the scene from an infinitely distant point. Orthographic viewing can be useful for precise movements, alignment, and technical modeling tasks.

@@BlenderOrange I know but I just can never get used to it

@@BlenderOrange except for when I click on ` and click one of the perspectives

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