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*Chapters:* (0:00) -- *Introduction* (0:19) 1. Add Torus Mesh (0:24) 2. Reduce the Minor Radius (0:38) 3. Duplicate Torus Mesh (0:59) 4. Randomize Transform (1:39) -- *Outro* ____________________________________ *Useful Shortcut:* - F3 | Search (Handy if you know the name but forgot the shortcut) - Shift+A | Add an Object (0:19) - Shift+ D | Duplicate (0:38) - Shift+R | Repeat previous action (0:41) - B -- Left-Click drag | Box Selection (0:53) - Hold Shift while sliding a value to fine-tune it (1:28) *Additional Tips **#BlenderTutorial**:* - To Adjust the Thickness of the Torus Later (0:38) - -Torus- Use a Circle Mesh with the Skin & Subdivision Modifier applied. To adjust thickness: In Edit mode, select all, press Ctrl+A, and drag your mouse. - -Torus- Curve Option: Use Circle Curve and adjust the Bevel - Round - Depth under Object Data Properties.

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Key Points: 1. Separate the head mesh first by using 'P' (Useful Shortcut #7) (1:41). 2. Enable Scene Statistics to view the number of selected edges (3:55). Make sure the number of edges forming the connecting hole between the head and the body are the same (4:43). 3. Enable the LoopTools Add-ons in Preferences. Select the edges forming the head's connecting hole, right-click, go to LoopTools, then choose Relax (5:57). 4. Join both the head and body objects (Useful Shortcut #10) (6:46). 5. Select both edges forming the head and body connecting holes, right-click, go to LoopTools, then choose Bridge (6:56). Alternatively, you can use Ctrl+E, then select Bridge Edge Loops, but the result may not be as good (7:03). 6. In Sculpt mode, smooth the connecting part by holding Shift+Left Click (Useful Shortcut #11) (7:32). 7. With the head faces selected, right-click, then select Shade Smooth (8:10). Useful Shortcut: 1. F3 | Search (Handy if you know the name but forgot the shortcut). 2. Alt+Left Click (face selection) | Select face loop (hover your mouse near the edge to choose the direction) (0:28). (Note: If you're using a graphic tablet with Emulate 3 Button Mouse Enabled, use Ctrl+Double Left Click instead). 3. H | Hide (0:37) 4. L | Link Selection (0:42) 5. B | Box Selection (0:53) 6. Y | Separate the selection (With the mesh remaining as single object) (1:27) 7. P | Separate Selection in Edit Mode (It will separate the mesh into separate objects) (1:40) 8. Alt+Q | Jumping between Objects while in Edit Mode (4:15). 9. Shift+ R | Repeat actions (6:25). 10 Ctrl+J | Join selected objects (6:49). 11. Ctrl+Tab | To go into Sculpt Mode. (Note: I've enabled the Pie Menu on Drag under Keymap in Preferences, so I only need to hold Tab and drag my mouse to enter Sculpt Mode.) Additional Tip (on RUclips): Change the Playback speed of the video to 2x if you find the pace too slow, or to 0.75x if it is too fast.

Key Points: Object 1 (Source Object) 1. Select a rotated face (0:03) 2. Create transform orientation from selection (0:05) Object 2 (Target Object) 1. Align to transform orientation (0:20)

Key Points: 1. Edge Rings | Ctrl+Alt+Left Click (Note: If you're using Emulate 3 Button Mouse, it will become Ctrl+Double Left Click instead) (0:48). 2. Collapse Edges & Faces | with the edge selected, press X, then C (0:56). 3. Alternatively, you can use Decimate modifier (1:26). Useful Shortcut: F3 | Search (Handy if you know the name but forgot the shortcut). Additional Tip Not Mentioned in the Video: Manual retopology. Ctrl+X on selected edges loop to dissolve.

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