Split Meshes In Two | Bisect Tool | Blender Quickie
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ธ.ค. 2020
- Split, cut and separate meshes quickly with the Bisect tool in Blender 2.91
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3 Hours of suffering and you saved me 😭😭😭😭
Usually I don't comment on tutorial videos, but this one is exceptional. It really did help me out and was extremely beginner friendly. I appreciate it greatly.
This is the most understandable Blender tutorial I've ever seen
Simple, fast and clear explanation, as all blender tutorials should be, as people looking for these are likely in the middle of their projects and don't have the patience to watch a 20 minute video on something simple, worked perfectly, thank you, keep it up!
this is the video i needed to see after searching "how to cut model in blender" for like two days. youre a life saver
I spent like 20 minutes last night trying to figure out how to modify a model and cut it in half. I gave up. This video makes it look easy haha
I have spent so long messing around with creating 2 objects and a cube and using opposite boolean on each! Thank you!
exactly what i needed and somehow noone else bothered to explain! thank you! for anyone that has trouble at the 'V' part, make sure the bisect options dont include 'Fill' or it wont work
Very helpful tutorial. Ty
For anyone trying this with a complex model, If you are having the problem of not being able to find a bisect plane that only selects the part you want, try the knife tool instead. (make sure to turn Occlude geometry off and X-ray on) If you use the knife tool without any geometry selected, after you cut you will only have the edge loop of the cut selected which will save you some time if the 'select edge loop' function decides not to work. from this point you can follow the tutorial after 3:02 as normal.
WOW! UFB, I've been trying to cut helmets / masks in 1/2 to 3D print, and you just made it %1000 easier to fit on the printers! Thank you.
Thanks, very useful for 3d printing applications.
Thank you, really quick and easy to follow tutorial!
Simply clear and excellent
This is excatly what I needed to learn. Thank you very much!
Nice one dude. I was struggling with that tool but tbh, I´m struggling to get my head around Blender in general 🤣
Beautiful tutorial. Thanks a lot!
OK for real, THIS IS THE tutorial. No unless information, no weird intro - straight to the point but still explained it perfectly and a comfy voice heheh.
Thanks, perfect tutorial!
my god, the only one who doesnt take up to 20 minutes to explain something
This is the only proper bisect blender tutorial. Every other ones, I don't even think they know what they're talking about.
just what i needed thank you
Thanks for the tutorial!!!
You actual legend you saved so much of my time!!!!
😭 *hugs in agreeance*
real~~~~ly so good. u save my time
Nicely explained. I'm wondering how to set the cutting plane point and normal, to make exact cuts ? The Bisect tool doesn't seem to snap, nor to have a way of grabbing normal info (or conversion from angles) from another object. I did it but by manually typing the origin point and using trig to find the normal - not a smooth operation at all.
Thanks so much!! This was super useful!!
Just Subbed , This Helped me ALOT!
Oh! Thank you so much! Big noob here. 🤩❤️ mind blown.
thank you so much you very helpful ❤
讲解的非常清楚，感谢分享。
Thank's ! nice tuto ^^
Thank you!
Thank you! Another, perhaps simpler but a bit slower but perhaps faster way to get both pieces is to simply duplicate and do the process twice. Can use the auto fill option then too.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!
thank you so much
Thank you!!
thank you!
you're a legend
The shortcut aren't explained. Which commands to they invoke? Not everyone has this shortcut layout. "V" brings out the viewport settings for me. And CTRL+L does nothing. I can't get this to work.
Are you in edit mode?
had the same problem. make sure you are in vertex selection mode and not edge or face. I know this comment is old, but it may help future googlers.
It cut it in half but when I have it in my slicer the parts move as one like it's still a whole piece with a big gap in the middle. I'm trying to get both flat parts on bed but top part is stuck in the air
You’re a godsend
Thanks.
Thanks!
Many thanks 👍.
Can I ask what tool did you use for making this video? Hvor is the Mouse and keyboards hit shown..?
Great!
life saver!!!!!
You are amazing
THANK YOU, now I can confidently cut my strawberries in half
Is there a way to more precisely bisect it? Lets say I want to remove a specific part of a model, however, the bisect line also end up going through a part of the model that I want to remain on the other piece
I was trying it on subdivided cube, and when Selecting Linked (Ctrl + L), it selects everything. I guess because it selects everything that connects, and it is still touching both parts if you don't choose to remove one of them. I didn't find a way to select only half after that. Select Side of Active sometimes work for me in cases I have selected edge loop, but not now.
I got a problem : i am making a titanic sinking animation so, i'm trying to cut the 1st funnel, but there is the 3 other funnels behind that got cut with, how can i only cut one ?
Hmmm I needed more for a hammer to make a split in back of hammer which have two long spikes that you are using to take out the nail, so I can make a hole beetwen splited two spikes.
GOD OF SLICE
love this video I keep coming back cuz I have peanut brain but yea amazing tutorial
existe some addon to make slice, fill and separate into two objects one click?
How the heck do you spin the object smoothly with mouse???? I can't figure it out
Doesn't work. V does nothing and neither does CTRL + L
At 1:37 the narrator says "i'm just going to pull out here so you can see this line..." How did he get that line?
Ugh.. i need to keep both parts, it goes well till the V step then CTRL + L like explained it just selects a few faces next to it, while i tested the Bisect Clear Inner and outer in beginning of this video that goes well, i have no clue what i am doing wrong :/
Don't select anything in the Bisect selection box. Press V to rip the vertices. CTRL + L will bring up a selection box, choose seam. You can then do what you will with the selection.
Nice video, only one observation: at minute 3:49 you don't need the shift key to loop select
whats the v shortcut for? i dont like shortcuts
Love you
I keep getting "cannot rip selected faces" error. What might be causing this?
When I export this to unreal, I can't move the pieces independently, it's just one piece, how can I move the pieces independently in Unreal?
When I cut my model in half the other half can only be seen on one side still
Would this be the best method for setting up a humanoid model with severable parts?
if you make it, show it to me
That's not half bro!
Thanks for the tut brother. Appreciate.
I am gonna keep this simple.......Hit A, Frontview, go to view port, left click, pull that around, bisect tool option, inner outter fill, left mouseX3
left mouse, wheel up, middle mouse, wheel downX2 Middle mouse Wheel up, middle mouseX3 Left mouse, V, right click, hit cntrl+L, wheel down X2, G, wheel up, hold and shift
select I,cntrl L, hit P, separate biselect, hit the tab key manually in object,, left mouse wheel downX2, Left mouse Wheel downX2, Gleft mouse, G Wheel upX3, wheel up , mouse,
Tab, middle mouse, shift, shift+Alt+Left mouse,wheel upX2, F,Wheel down, middle mouse, tab, left mouse, tab,shift, shift+Alt+Left mouse,F,Wheel downX3, tab...TADAAAAA now you have 2 pieces. I mean, how I didn't just guess that on my own, is completely beyond me. Safe to say if this is simple, I am curious what your idea of complicated is!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That seems pretty complicated to me but love your confidence
it fails because when I press control l it selects the whole mesh instead of the half.
Just press L without ctrl.
Lol even the monkey is cake
The tool isnt there when i click edit mode..
SAME
@@kayodevaughn6718 Go over knife tool, click on the little arrow in the down right corner. You can select it
Offf the reason i wana cut head foot and hand is that i want to retopo them to different values and then connect them back together can't find a tutorial on it 😐😭
Hello, i have a question.
Supposedly i want to use these method on two models and want to headhack, i remove the 1st model's head and apply it onto the 2nd models body then what should be the rig situation?
You re rig it entirely once you jointed both meshes
3:15 doesnt work for me nor 3:49 :/ once i press V i loose options and all i get is error "no faces.." and with selecting the edge par it will sellect everything just not the outer edges
Omg ive been struggling with this for the past half hour even after typing it in notes going over and over it, so annoying
same the v then right click works but ctrl L does nothing
how do you join them back ?
i saved my project and now i want to cut a component in it.. plase help
I try it but it fails at 'V.' It tells me there are no faces to select. You have it in vertice mode as do I... If I press Cntrl L, it selects the entire model.
Hm... I made it 10x bigger and it seemed to work. Now I have to shrink it back, see if I can export it as an STL, and have it show up as a solid.
Add monkey head, then apply modifier. WHAT MODIFIER?
When I press V I get the error "Cannot rip faces". What does pressing V supposed to do?
Make sure you DON'T have anything selected in the Bisect dropdown box.
Pressing V will rip the vertices, making two meshes from one. As always, before editing, be sure to apply transformations in object mode.
Bisect tool is different in 2.93.1. It's acting weird and I haven't figured out how it works yet. It seems incomplete or broken atm. So far it's wasting more time than it helps to save... I'll skip this tool for now.
I figured it out... here's what made it consufing: 1. you have to have the elements-to-cut selected. (Which is a usful change.) 2. you can't rotate the cutting plane in the orthographic view, even though the gizmo's showing, you can only rotate in perspective view.
I have watched at least 4 tutorials, why is it that NONE of them offer how to cut an object with a plane? Wouldn't you think most people would like to cut something precisely with a flat plane that free hand draw? I am really baffled by why that has not crossed the teachers mind to mentions that, or is that not possible to do in blender?
This is exactly what this tutorial is about.
As you can see in the bisect tool, you can even precisely set up the "Plane Point" and "Plane Normal" coordinates.
So yeah, it's possible in Blender 😉
Good
A timeline :
2:39 dense
poor suzanne, but amazing video though
"Rip failed" when I hit V after the cut :(
What if I don't want to fill it but make it hollow to print in 3D?
I don't think it being "filled" will mean you're gonna have a filled print, the slicer software which is not blender will handle how object will be filled
I’m trying to make an among us kill animation, can anyone help?
2:03 where in the Sam heck is the bisect box!?!?
click on the knife box and drag towards your mesh and submenu should pop up.
don't cut suzanne again bro
The worst thing about such tutorials is that they are always made with very basic shapes, I followed exactly what you did for more complex geometry and fill option does not work at all............
dude... u killed her...
What?
@@alishaasim516 he cut suzanne's head in half no way she survived that
ok im so confused it was working and I was like yay and then it randomly stoped and I was like whaa (edit I found the problem >:D)
poor monkey
i didnt understand, spoke too fast
It's too fast, you need to speak slower, It´s imposible follow the instructions.
Believe me, if I go slower people complain it's to slow, if I go faster people complain it's to fast. I know that I do my tutorials with a reasonable speed because the great majority of people can follow just fine. I would recommend learning the fundamentals of Blender first. Andrew price has some great beginners tutorials on his channel. Once you know the basics and the UI it will be easier to follow along.
@@PIXXO3D I agree. The speed was perfect for me.
use space to pause, 'j' to skip back 10s, 'l' to skip forward 10s. You can also adjust playback speed. Hope this helps.
click the gear(settings) and set it to a slower speed.
The amazing thing about TH-cam is that it is what is called a video. These, unlike people in the real world can be paused, reversed, repeated, and even slowed down to suit your every desire. Check it out, click the little cog/gear icon and low and behold... you can set the playback speed to sloth.
This isn't exactly user friendly and u keep making short cuts. They need a video that actually shows what we actually need to do instead of all these keyboard cheats. It makes it hard to learn
Kinda agree, but you can look up what it does, and this way you know the shortcut which is much more useful