Full Guide to GAME READY Topology in Blender!

Today I'll teach you everything you need to make low poly characters in blender with clean topology to stop ugly deformation and make your models better.

[C-USC]

It's really easier than I thought it was! Great job explaining that!

[sarad]

this is exactly what i was looking for! thank you so much <3

[Legit_SuperFall]

Would be really cool to have access to that image collage you used

[-A]

What a nice tutorial. It's really helpful. thanks.

[timbridger]

Your videos are super informative, thank you

[Omnivoid]

Thanks. i just snatched the image from 0:59

[mch]

This is amazing content and you're a great teacher ty!

[masonleblanc]

Thank you. This was so helpful and well layed out.

[hipjoeroflmto]

Thanks for pouring gold into the community pot we already had to much copper

[kronos]

new to caring about topology, are you starting with these loops and building the model off of them/connecting them? or are you sculpting these models then going in after the fact to add these?

[mikeylarsen]

is there anywhere i could find these diagrams? like a link or something

[OwlBinary]

I have a question about A-posing vs T-posing models. You may or may not have an answer for this particular case, but I thought I'd at least ask.

I'm trying to make a model of a bird-like dinosaur with wings. Birds (especially when lifting off) can make their arms go almost completely vertically up, as well as down. I can't post a link, but googling "bird wing range of motion" or looking up videos of birds in flight should help you get a clear visualization.
Because of this, would a T-pose be closer to the middle of both ends? Or would an A-pose still be better in this situation?

Thanks!

[mrklusek]

What Program do you use to show presentation with us?