The easiest modeling technique? Blender Secrets

This simple but powerful modeling technique, which you might call the "double subdiv method" is great for quickly creating base meshes. It allows you to be creative, and automatically gives you quad topology.

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[JacobdelaRosa]

Buying your book was such a huge value. Thanks for updating it!

[RowanSteynD]

damn, gotta give this a go, nice vid

[FinalMotion]

another way i like is doing this but with a bevel modifier instead of the simple sub div. but better for hard surface, less so for organic/smooth shapes

[gamheroes]

I am a fan of all methods to be more productive
Thanks

[NotSoMuchFrankly]

This also functions as the world's fastest speed modeling video that you can actually learn from. 🏆🏆🏆

[Nuggetuh]

Man, and there I was thinking simple subdivision wasn't useful for much! I knew it had to be useful somehow for it to even be implemented!

[kucklowmusic]

Brooo🔥
I am scared of the fact I wont remember these facts and tips when I actually need them 😭

[comet]

Alright, I’m gonna be remembering that one for sure!

[ilanpretz]

Thank you so much!!! for this little secret!!!

[tastyamericanmukbangasmr]

As always very nice and quick tutorial…hats off…thanks a lot

[MrSonicTeam]

completely interesting if done on already made low-poly model
gives them a boxed shaped look depending on what you aim for

[jmalmsten]

Th.. that looks so handy. I need to try it out asap

[Mr.BuffiloVR]

tysm! this is my first time ever doing blender did you know!

[mafaRino]

Is for this kind of videos that I really need a SUPER LIKE button on youtube

[Petardozord]

I'm always using this exact technique- it's handy when it comes to precision. But it's pain in a*s to create very detailed sculpture this way. so it's only for base meshes/simple objects.

[lisa-ehmr]

Can you please make a detailed video on this topic? I'd love to see modeling tips and tricks, especially for more detailed modeling work. It would be super helpful! #fulllengthvideo

[mechadeka]

I figured it out, but you probably should have told the audience why you used both version of the sub-d modifier.

[magnusm]

This is how I felt originally with just subdiv. But over time it became to clay-ish. Making crevices filled and chunky. Misinterpreting my design constantly.
Making it thin where it's thick and thick where it's thin.

[dolboeb-tzbw]

Please explain in full length toturial

[bUildYT]

pffff this took me months to figure out on my own -.-