QUICK Shape Study in Blender

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

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  • @nirojlovesblender6224
    @nirojlovesblender6224 Год назад +2

    This channel is priceless.
    Your recommend the mechine 1.0 , copy, power save add-on are really huge help.
    I must finish the hard surface course as soon as possible.
    Thanks 🙏🙏🙏 alot

  • @vinnypassmore5657
    @vinnypassmore5657 Год назад +3

    Another super good video with a great end result, thanks for sharing.

  • @MangyLeo
    @MangyLeo Год назад

    Awesome

  • @gatzkerob
    @gatzkerob Год назад +1

    Quick tip for disabling a shader node: select the node and press "m" (mute). Or "alt+x" to remove it while maintaining parent / sibling connection.

    • @PonteRyuurui
      @PonteRyuurui  Год назад +1

      Good one! I hate nodes to an extent that I always forget about these two.

  • @Dina_tankar_mina_ord
    @Dina_tankar_mina_ord Год назад

    If this does not get people interested in blender 3d I dont know what will. good vid.

  • @simoneiorio9703
    @simoneiorio9703 Год назад +2

    When you have the muscles, you can explain hard things like these things were easy.

  • @desertrose1996
    @desertrose1996 Год назад

    Keep doing the good stuff🙏👏

  • @peterszalai7026
    @peterszalai7026 Год назад

    👍❤️

  • @21Liberdade
    @21Liberdade Год назад +2

    Nice one.
    I'm likely nitpicking here, as you probably just want to show other ways of doing things, but at the start, one could just as easily use a cube with beveled corner, no? As oppose to using the circle and align the verts to your liking.

    • @PonteRyuurui
      @PonteRyuurui  Год назад +1

      no, bc then you d struggle to align that bevel curvature to that of a perfect circle

  • @davidstedmond7705
    @davidstedmond7705 Год назад

    Great tutorials. What's the name of the red highlight tool that shows the errors?

    • @PonteRyuurui
      @PonteRyuurui  Год назад

      grab our free jumpstart course, it will answer you this and many other questions

  • @DoObs
    @DoObs Год назад

    Ponte....do you ever model stuff according to actual measurements....instead of random sci-fi sort of modeling.

    • @PonteRyuurui
      @PonteRyuurui  Год назад +1

      zero respect for measurements, i follow scale if i need to

    • @DoObs
      @DoObs Год назад

      @@PonteRyuurui I mean more on like if you CAD stuff for printing etc. Do you use blender for it.