Geometric Theory for 3D Modelling - Vertices, Edges and Faces

[@martinfederico7269]

This is the best series of videos on 3D. This is what you need before even opening a 3d program. congratulations.

[@martinfederico7269]

the music in the end I could do without...and it's too loud

[@GameDevAcademy]

Martin Federico sorry :(

[@FernandoVillalpandojr]

This was a great simple explanation of a complete topic, thank you!

[@FranciscoSilva-ik5cg]

Thank you, it's a great introduction to basic geometric theory!

[@kulhimmet3674]

great and clear explanation, so appriciated

[@MM-bw1lo]

great explanation

[@Zenovarse]

very clear :)

[@Tyler_Mitchell]

Thanks for all the help Mr Potato Head, Dan French on the wall

[@Tyler_Mitchell]

No that's Jordan Gilbert

[@Video-zo5oe]

Good tutorial thought

[@Anakondaa72]

Thanks!

[@yasschick7937]

Thank you!

[@knowledgesbrightness6495]

thanks

[@BlazingBudMusic]

2:24 that guy looking like Robert Downey Jr.

[@yungharv]

Josh Waller is bullying me because I'm wearing shorts

[@mothhh2114]

Thank you, Yung Harv

[@Tyler_Mitchell]

Adam Oliver's jeans are extremely tight

[@DaoistYeashikAli]

Comment for the Algorithm

[@Video-zo5oe]

Nice Wikipedia quote.
PS
When you said it is a mathematical representation - I don't see any maths on screen, I see geometry. What you said made no sebt.

[@GameDevAcademy]

Geometry is a branch of maths

[@ethanvanniekerk2546]

What a neek

[@hellotherefellowperson7230]

i dint understand anything in this video.

[@PaladinfffLeeroy]

Really now?
A 3D model (also known as a "mesh") consists of vertices, edges and faces.
Vertices are dots in 3D space, edges are line between the dots, faces are surfaces between 3 or more dots and are what you actually see in a game or CG movie.
Hope that clears something up in case you were still having an issue.

[@ethanvanniekerk2546]

Becauase you can't spell