Blender Tutorial for Beginners - Part 6: Create a Bowl in Blender using UV Sphere Object

[@rickreads4674]

Underrated tutorial! Quite useful.

[@travissmith7471]

Thanks for sharing... This tutorial will be very helpful...

[@HowToDoBasic]

Glad it was helpful!

[@donaghkiernan6834]

this was very usfull thank you for your time

[@HowToDoBasic]

Thanks for the appreciation 🙂 glad it helped

[@enjinaraikiwisaindra]

thank you so much bro

[@HowToDoBasic]

Always welcome

[@RocksSocks]

thank you

[@laxomaxo1773]

Use shade smootj

[@HowToDoBasic]

Thanks for the information

[@QarQae]

thanks for this! can you let me knnow how can i apply the material on it?

[@HowToDoBasic]

Please check part 16 of this series.

[@heroweasel790]

This video is about a year old, maybe you do better in newer content since this video was created... but, youre very "puff" in the mic prone. It gives my that slightly unpleasant heavy bass on the eardrum sensation with my headphones. One of the easiest ways to correct this is to move your microphone to the side a bit so "puff" on your P-words dont buffet the mic with the pressure wave from your mouth. A 45 degree offset works pretty well. I got what I needed from the tutorial, and I thought the video was educational, but I can tell you a lot of people are put off by "puffy" mic breathers.

[@HowToDoBasic]

I use blue condenser microphone which catches the sound well only when it's near to the mouth. I will try your suggestion next time. Thank you again for the great information provided.

[@minette36]

@@HowToDoBasic You could try a Pop filter as well! ♥

[@jannatcweeilli679]

YEH BLENDER KA KASUNA VERSION HAI

[@HowToDoBasic]

2.91. You can find it at the bottom right corner