"You're gonna get there either way" is correct, there are many ways to skin a cat. If you know what the skin will be used for later, it may be mo betta to skin it one way rather than the other. Design intent, coupled with process method is the art of the science. Adjustments that may be required later, if known or anticipated, can influence the processes utilized in developing the model. Your grasp of the mechanics of driving the process to meet the function of the design is excellent, as is your way of explaining it. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Knowing how a model will be used and anticipating how it may need to change is a huge part of modeling intent that a lot of people can struggle with. In my experience, how something is drawn is equally as important as what is drawn. Especially in a professional environment where time is money.
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Thank you for uploading these! Finally figured out how to pierce a point!!!
No problem! Pierce is super useful when doing this type of work and can be unintuitive at first.
"You're gonna get there either way" is correct, there are many ways to skin a cat. If you know what the skin will be used for later, it may be mo betta to skin it one way rather than the other.
Design intent, coupled with process method is the art of the science. Adjustments that may be required later, if known or anticipated, can influence the processes utilized in developing the model.
Your grasp of the mechanics of driving the process to meet the function of the design is excellent, as is your way of explaining it. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Knowing how a model will be used and anticipating how it may need to change is a huge part of modeling intent that a lot of people can struggle with. In my experience, how something is drawn is equally as important as what is drawn. Especially in a professional environment where time is money.