I learned to 3D model - 198 hours over 2 years.

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The vase files (PolyVessel):

Free sample of the vase

To download the files for the shoes (GraveDigger):

Grasshopper is a plugin for a 3D modeling program called Rhino. Architects use it to design buildings and cool patterns. It took over a year of work, but I was able to design some 3d printed shoes for my wife.

Grasshopper is different from Blender/Maya/3DMax in that it uses a NURBs based modeler, instead of mesh. It's different from Solidworks/Fusion360/Catia/Onshape in that it's easier to make more complex shapes. Closest 3D analogue is probably Houdini.

***This looks easy because I have may hours of experience in Solidworks. If you're starting out your 3D journey completely from scratch, you'll have a much steeper learning curve.***

If you'd like to learn to 3d model using Grasshopper or Rhino a 90 day free trial is available.

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0:00 Intro: Going to learn Grasshoppper
1:08 Project 1: Cube with holes
2:23 Why grasshopper?
3:10 Project 2: Vase, spirally
3:38 Project 3: Tutorials, by Nick Senske
3:54 Project 4: Tentacle, detached
4:04 Project 5: Return of the tutorials
4:10 Project 6: Supports
6:09 Project 7: Dials, Textured
7:03 Project 8: Baby Bottle, Be-diamonded
8:46 Project 9: PolyVessel vase
10:44 Sponsored by Build-a-Skill (me)
11:55 Project 10: The shoes.
18:49 Beauty shots, try-on!
19:42 Total time spent, breakdown

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"But then I remembered my wife was bilaterally symmetric" Honestly laughed out loud for a good while at that one xD

cadmiumgames

"Architects learn it in school" hahaha laughing in tears, while thinking back to the 100 hours of grasshopper tutorial on youtube while our professors didn't even know the software 😅

lottikarotti

Absolutely love the idea you mention at the end about incremental project uploads on another channel. Find these videos endlessly inspiring and would love to see as much as possible! Cheers from England

JJ-gmyp

I'm so glad that you're still posting videos! Love the final design, the black and red would have been cool too though!

andywhite

THE RETURN OF A LEGEND!!!

Edit: i also wanted to say, I'm glad you're back and that you responded to comments over the 2 years while you were making this video.
You're honestly one of the most down to earth people and content creators I've seen. You also have a great sense of humour and a nice voice, I love rewatching your videos and patiently waiting for your next great creation :)

See you in 1-2 years again, until then take care ^^

Grrrisly

agh! I love this channel! I cant wait to see new content and how the style grows and changes :)

nicolaspoler

I missed this channel. Thank you so much for putting time into these videos!

luny

This is inspiring man. Great job. I'm speechless. The amount of effort and time in these projects are insane. Can't wait to see more of your projects

tyrisiustyroniusrex

I have been waiting years for you to upload finally

DrDwarven

I love your sense of humor, and the delivery is so perfect.

eaterofcrayons

This is very interesting, I hadn't heard of Grasshopper before as I mainly work in game dev. The process of modeling with nodes reminds me a lot of Houdini, which has a similar system for modeling. I've only ever used it to make basic buildings for a destruction sim, but the concepts look similar to what you showed of Grasshopper. Great video!

sirforcer

I don't understand how you don't have more subscribers, it's really fun to watch you do projects and learn these things.

_g

Amazing video! Its great how you explain the learning process and you also bring so much design skill to the table. Both the Vase and the shoe look absolutely professional especially considering they are completely 3D printed. Im amazed you were able to design such a complex piece as the shoes, featuring so many different materials, even after 200 hours of learning. Looking forward to the next video, whenever it is coming out!

aeroplane