In case anyone wanted to know how to do this in Blender, I played around for five minutes and came up with these steps. Hopefully they're close enough to the video above. If not, please let me know. I'd love to learn how to do cool stuff like the guy above. This is pretty long but I tried to be as detailed as possible. 1. Get your object in edit mode and select the knife tool. If you don't have the tools showing, press T and look towards the bottom. 2. With the knife tool selected, look towards the top. There should be a smaller toolbar with options like "Occlude Geometry" "Only Selected" "X-Ray" and other stuff. Turn OFF occlude Geometry and Turn ON X-Ray. 3. Use the knife tool like how the video does it, but make sure to press the C key while making each cut. That will allow you to go through the entire model. You can tell because there will be extra dots (verts) on the cut you're making. 4. Press [ctr + d] to separate the cuts from the model. This will create a separate mesh. Go back to the original mesh, select the cuts you made, press the [x] key, then click "Dissolve Edges." This way you won't have weird cuts on your OG mesh. 5. Select the new mesh (the cuts you made) and look towards the options at the top. Look for the option called "Object." Click that, then click "Convert." Then click "Curve." This will turn your mesh into a curve object. 6. In the properties tab thingy on the right side, click the green Object Data Properties tab. It looks like a green curve. Then find the Geometry tab within. In the tab, there should be a sub-tab called bevel. Open that and change the Depth to what you like. Same with resolution.
This is cool, but I would argue that cutting up your model like that can cause further troubles when it comes time to animate. Why not simply duplicate the mesh so you do not cut into the original model?
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In case anyone wanted to know how to do this in Blender, I played around for five minutes and came up with these steps. Hopefully they're close enough to the video above. If not, please let me know. I'd love to learn how to do cool stuff like the guy above.
This is pretty long but I tried to be as detailed as possible.
1. Get your object in edit mode and select the knife tool. If you don't have the tools showing, press T and look towards the bottom.
2. With the knife tool selected, look towards the top. There should be a smaller toolbar with options like "Occlude Geometry" "Only Selected" "X-Ray" and other stuff. Turn OFF occlude Geometry and Turn ON X-Ray.
3. Use the knife tool like how the video does it, but make sure to press the C key while making each cut. That will allow you to go through the entire model. You can tell because there will be extra dots (verts) on the cut you're making.
4. Press [ctr + d] to separate the cuts from the model. This will create a separate mesh. Go back to the original mesh, select the cuts you made, press the [x] key, then click "Dissolve Edges." This way you won't have weird cuts on your OG mesh.
5. Select the new mesh (the cuts you made) and look towards the options at the top. Look for the option called "Object." Click that, then click "Convert." Then click "Curve." This will turn your mesh into a curve object.
6. In the properties tab thingy on the right side, click the green Object Data Properties tab. It looks like a green curve. Then find the Geometry tab within. In the tab, there should be a sub-tab called bevel. Open that and change the Depth to what you like. Same with resolution.
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Me who uses blender: WHAT IS THIS DARK MAGIC
Yeah, you can do that in blender too
You can do this in blender lol
@@s_vdberg2693 how
@@fadhil4008 how
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Careful with ngons
U can delete those edges after converting to curves.
Quardraw can also help with ths
You sir are the best teacher I could ask for!
Wow, thanks!
Okay, this is one step further. I used to bevel the edge loop and use this, gave some nasty topology. Edge loop to curve is genius. Thx
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Super helpful stuff. Thank you
is beautiful
Nice project
Gonna try this on cinema 4d
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Wow thank you for this!!!
very fast tutorial good technique
Dam. Thanks for this
Kinda looks like the knife tool in blender but with some enhanced features
in blender you could probably use the knife tool, then select edges you created, duplicate them and convert them to curves then give them thickeness
Love it!
Amazing technique!
Wonderful thanks for sharing!
Awesome
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I don't use Maya but i see than this is a cool tool !
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Nice
that is soooo neat. thanks for the share
good one
you opened my eyes bro XD
Thanks for thi and upload blender tutorials
What is the 1st tool you used??
3ds max should have something like this
It literally does. Slice + create edge from selection
This is very time saving trick, but what to do if I wanna make snake pose (rigged snake) showing twirls on tree bark?
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This is cool, but I would argue that cutting up your model like that can cause further troubles when it comes time to animate. Why not simply duplicate the mesh so you do not cut into the original model?
Absolutely, this is better done on a duplicate; does not make sense to mess up the geo on the original.
...wow
Swip mesh option is not in maya 2020
Any other option to create this.
Please
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any ways you could do it in an older version of maya like this?
You can do everything but the last part you will need to do by extruding a nurbs circle through the curves
I don’t have Sweep Mesh for Maya LT 2020
are the initial edges still there by the end?
No, you make those on a duplicate of the original model so you don't mess with the original
@@3dextrude ah, ok. Thank you.
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This is not good for game meshes since you want quads for animated models, especially creatures and humanoids.
You are getting quads from this
@@3dextrude what happens to slices tho?
@@Grockstube I would assume you make a copy of the original model, and use the copy for the slicing and get rid of it later.
Dayum
Impossible
Nani!
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Absolutely obliterate your topology
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Do people really need videos to figure this kind of shit out?