Proximity Decimation Technique in Blender

[@mrfcauthen]

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@vader3t3]

I said the exact same thing!

[@Sykogene]

@@vader3t3 why

[@catofeden3443]

amazing.. I'm literally going to proximity decimationize anything in blender now❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@abstractwaves6166]

Great tutorial, thanks for showing us these tricks :D

[@MrFarkasOfficial]

boy you are one smart cookie, lemme tell you

[@neilmarshall5087]

Ohhh - so this is how you do varying scale size on dragons.....
And a heap of other things.
Thanks Matt.

[@kitvalo6731]

Great vid, legend.

[@MEME-mt1qz]

Simple and cool, excellent !

[@ChrisAllenMusic]

Great technique, thanks!

[@aleevadh]

This video is great, thank you!

[@rusticagenerica]

Great video !! Would be could to see more up to date versions !

[@MattBell]

Here you go. I did an updated one using Blender 3.3 th-cam.com/video/nGCDU6azrKU/w-d-xo.html

[@botaniepress]

this tutorial is amazing!! thank you so much!!

[@shadyworld1]

Great tutorial !
Could be useful in Organic or Natural or Architectural or even abstract models !

[@shadyworld1]

Would you share more tutorials like these few amazing one you created ?
Your way of mixing and matching techniques is totally unique !

[@jammacrob]

thanks Matt - really clear and very helpful!

[@faruambient]

amazing! thanks for that

[@soirema]

wow this is truly amazing, thanks a lot

[@ourgoldenretrievers]

This is amazing, thanks for sharing!

[@chriskeegan]

Thanks, very helpful.

[@jasonselph6968]

well done. Liked and subscribed.

[@ZergRadio]

Best video when you just dropped some acid 8:21

[@matfoss1]

Hi Matt, this tutorial was awesome, but for some reason the decimate's 'factor' parameter doesn't work. The console also gives me this log 'Applied modifier was not first, result may not be as expected
'. Do you know how to solve this? Thx very much

[@daturahex]

Thats soo cool!!! thanks for sharing

[@WangleLine]

This is great, thank you!

[@joe-5D]

Thats sick! Is there any way to acheive that voronoi style procedurally if i want the shading to have that cell style/orientation and not a geometry/physical look.

[@MisterMakerNL]

Thank you was looking for this!!!!

[@stefanguiton]

Amazing!

[@hrorm]

Oh fuk yes. This is what I want to learn !! Thank you so much !1

[@charli384]

How to do the same but with the filling?

[@joaovitormr471]

Thank u soo much!!!

[@MichaelFlynn0]

not working for 2.8 for some reason .

[@MattBell]

I updated it to Blender 3.3 over here: th-cam.com/video/nGCDU6azrKU/w-d-xo.html

[@GoldenAdrien]

@@MattBellLEGEND

[@sileniu]

You should redo this tutorial in blender 3.2 :D

[@MattBell]

Here you go: th-cam.com/video/nGCDU6azrKU/w-d-xo.html

[@sileniu]

@@MattBell Thank you very much ! Like and subscribed ;)

[@MikeMike-wc8on]

Thanks ))) Though in the version 2.92 it did not worked the same way... in fact the Dual Mesh made some kind of a mess.
UPD Ah the reason was the old version of Tissue Tools!

[@MistaGunSlinga]

Did you find a solution as to how to move past this step? Im stuck with the same issue when i use the dual mesh it just makes a mess.

[@MattBell]

@@MistaGunSlinga I made a new version of the tutorial that uses Geometry Nodes for the Dual Mesh step instead of Tissue th-cam.com/video/nGCDU6azrKU/w-d-xo.html

[@KiR_3d]

I'll print this thing and make a small LED lamp :)

[@MattBell]

Love to see it, if you do

[@sansa1619]

3:50

[@photoceano]

Check the Tissue add-on by Alessandro Zomparelli. Easier.

[@MattBell]

Its been a little bit since I used Tissue, what did he add that does this?

[@fretstain]

shit, that was awesome!

[@janosgyerman]

Is it possible to decimate a picture?

[@MattBell]

Sure. Just decimate a plane instead of a cube

[@jaybanchero]

Coolio! Thanks for the video! Blender is getting really (really) good :)...
WWG1WGA!

[@joeabstractjoe]

👍

[@Yash1999malviya]

Thanxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.

[@StifleAntor]

How to found 'Tissue Tools' is it add on plz help...

[@MattBell]

www.co-de-it.com/wordpress/code/blender-tissue