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I recommend modeling in the curve before you add in the solidify modifier, and then selecting the edge and scaling it to 0 along the x/y axis depending on your project. After the edge of the blade is scaled to 0 you can merge all vertices by distance to delete the duplicate ones.

I definitely recommend making the blade taper in thickness towards the end of the blade, that will make it look much more sharp than if you just merge the vertices at the end while keeping the thickness even through the whole length. Merge by distance is your friend when doing the edges and tip of the blade. ❤

@@valeriofontanella1702 www.pinterest.com/pin/521291725602024013/

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@@squishybluecat ok,thankyou

What?? None of this is AI.

​@squishybluecat just kidding I'm messing with you bro just like you were messing with me

@@ani-rang5052 Oh lol I remember you now 🫡

@@squishybluecat It definitely didn't take me two months to go and look through all my old comments

It was about 15 hours of work, start to finish.

Sorry, this wasn't really meant to be a tutorial. More of a process video on blocking things out, refining shapes, and bringing it to a finished render. There are lots of great in-depth tutorials out there if you are just looking to learn blender or hard surface modeling in general, which you could then apply with this video to get a similar result.

@@squishybluecat thank you❤️🥂

@@CoreXF About 22k tris

You absolutely can! It's just a skill that you learn, like anything else.

Haha, everything was animated by hand except for the kelp. The kelp was a displacement modifier with a scrolling cloud texture.

@@squishybluecat Really very surprised, I was really excited that it was worth a lot of effort to do it without geometry nodes.

Mid 2018 🙂

Yooo, your MX5 was most of the inspiration for this project. ♥

@@squishybluecat I'm honored to hear that. You've got some real talent mate, keep it up!

Ayy thanks man 😁 I appreciate it

I was thinking about it but rigging is a pain and I've moved on to other projects.

@@squishybluecat I agree, rigging this will take a lot of time. Especially simulating the cables.

Lmao OK

​@@squishybluecat replying to your DELTED comment. How would you do this in two hours? Hard surface details take lots of time if you are making sure you have good topology and edge flow. Sure, you could get a cube and roughly ... Well you can't model! This is done in 2 hours MAX. WITH ALL TEH DETAILS!

Just under 6 hours 🙂

@@squishybluecat Impressive!!!

​@@squishybluecatThe way you say " just " like is a small thing

@@abdulhameedlawal8579 I more meant as in barely under 6 hours, not as in 6 hours is a small amount of time. Modeling does take time though and you gotta trust the process.

​@@abdulhameedlawal8579 i mean you spend 8-12 Hours everyday working

Important for a smooth surface finish!

Thanks mane ♥

Thanks!

Doompunk/Cyberpunk goes hard

I highly highly recommend Substance Painter for texturing, you won't regret it.

@@squishybluecat thank you will check it out

Thank you so much man, I spent a lot of time texturing this and I'm glad you like how it came out 🙂

YEAHHH

Guys will see this and just think "Hell yeah"

@@RCmaniac667 "hell yeah"

lol aint no way

As of this video about 4ish years, now closer to 5.

Thank you heaps! 😁