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Try googling 'Blender Cavity'. It's under the viewport settings (top right, one of the drop down menus). Hope that helps.

go to viewport shading and enable cavity

@lordfox2088 tysm!!

Thank you so much! Still have to learn a lot, though!

Sure!

Thank you so much!

It's called Blender. Check out blender.org

Well spotted!

Keep going!

Thanks so much!

True!

Thanks so much!

Definitely, I just don't feel confident enough in my delivery right now. Check out Polygon Runway or Grant Abitt for awesome tutorials!

It's a viewport setting in Blender called "Cavity". It helps me to better see the topology. It's an out-of-the-box feature in Blender. Hope that helps! Best, Matt

It's called "Time" by Ashutosh. You can check it out here: ruclips.net/video/ELDH6oukCJA/видео.html

It's called "Time" by Ashutosh. You can check it out here: ruclips.net/video/ELDH6oukCJA/видео.html

Not sure if I get the question right, but the planes are meant to be part of the same object, as we'll later use a solidify modifier to give all of the planes some thickness. Although they look like separate objects, they are just multiple planes/faces of the same object, directly edited in edit mode. Let me know if this helps, if not let me know and I'm happy to take another look.

@@PolyBench THANKS ALOT, since i discovered this channel ive been improving more than i used to do. NICE VIDEOS

Press [TAB] to enter edit mode. Press [1] for vertex selection. Select all lower vertices. Press [s], followed by [z] and then [0]. (s to scale, z to only scale the z-axis, 0 to make them flat). Good luck!

[Tab] into edit mode, [1] for vertex selection, [a] to select all vertices, then press [f] to fill the polygon. Good luck!

@@PolyBench Thanks man ❤️ Best wishes for you💫

Checkout this video to see the setup: ruclips.net/video/5dJoE91hdGM/видео.htmlsi=3xSrYqDq3WwNQ-Zo It's just a sped up version of the left view recorded directly within Blender. The trick is to split the 3D view.

Working on it! Stay tuned! Best, Matt

Thanks!

Try downloading the scene on my website dunkingdoggames.com. Then play around with the lights. I'd add a fire for some strong color contrast.

I did it. Just added both night and day with a light attached to the moon and so on with sun. Fun and easy. Took me 1 hour. I'm a beginner. Looked at it and said I could do it in 10 minutes 😅

You're welcome!

There it is: dunkingdoggames.com/stylized-dragon-snake/ Best, Matt

thanks!@@PolyBench

Thanks!

Absolutely, feel free to download it here: dunkingdoggames.com/halloween-graveyard-modelling-timelapse/ Best, Matt

It's called cavity: ruclips.net/user/shortsEhSpeW-CVNw

It's called "Knife Tool". When in edit mode, you can activate it by pressing "k".

Glad to help. Best, Matt

Hi Korq, thanks for asking. What timestamp are you referring to? Best, Matt

​@@PolyBench 5:37 I think

Tab into edit mode, press 1 for vertex selection. Select the bottom half of vertices and press s, z, 0 (scales them to zero vertically). Hope that helps! Best, Matt

THX

@polygonrunway was obviously a big inspiration. Check out his channel and courses. nicky.blender is also worth checking out...

Here's the tutorial about the glass and the original .blend file: dunkingdoggames.com/fake-glass-with-blurry-reflections/ Hope this helps. Best, Matt

@@PolyBench thank you

Just one sunlight and one area light. You can check it out here: ruclips.net/video/XrzsAKwHnDw/видео.htmlsi=q3VZf668qjhmxplp&t=768

@@PolyBench thanks

It's a setting called cavity. Check out this vid: ruclips.net/video/EhSpeW-CVNw/видео.html

You can use your mouse-wheel to increase/decrease the number of loop cuts!

Yeah I know that but how did it work on both sides equally? you had already moved the first loop cut. As far as I know you can only create loop cuts on either side of the already existing loop cut.@@PolyBench

At what timestamp?

I can't see the time but its 0:13 I believe.@@PolyBench

​@@statsclash3dCouldn't find the old footage, but I re-recorded it here with screencast keys: ruclips.net/video/4VT7jW8VlDA/видео.html I think you're referring to the scaling operation I did after the loop cut. Let me know if that helps. Best, Matt

They are from a free asset pack by Kenney called Mini Dungeon. The game was originally made as part of a game jam where only Kenney assets were alllowed. I plan to replace some by my own models as I continue developing this.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks so much!