Learning Blender Topology in 10 Minutes (Arijan)

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Learning Blender Topology in 10 Minutes (Arijan)

[capitanhotcake]

To make it even more faster, you can use the settings of the "Bridge edge loop" with "numbers of cuts" and "Profile shape Sphere", great tutorial.

[shisirkhan]

it is really great tutorial. now i understand that topology is not just about minimizing tri's but also n-gons

[jensworld]

You help me so much on my journey, thanks a lot! ☺

[jPRO]

its great tutorial, but i wish to point out how to terminate support edges, keep them only on places where you want and not on whole model... Like merging from 4to1, 3to1, etc...

[uroborosfirst]

Dude, thank you very much!
Everytime I've got something new!

[JaXuun]

I really like that you talk a lot and mention shortcuts. Much better than some modelling gurus

[davhsfrdhsr]

Nice. Instead of right clicking your extrusion then moving it with G though, you can press E to extrude then X Y or Z and it'll extrude in that direction.

[paulmuresan]

You're a great teacher, thx for this!

[ronaldbartow]

very simple and straight to the point! Thank you, sir.

[cevune-]

Personally I try to avoid using grid fill whenever possible. Probably just personal paranoia or something, but I like to have a direct hand in anything that involves adding geometry. I think after the inset, edge loop to ring, I would have just extruded the circular faces down, added an edge ring to the inner wall that was made, extruded several of those faces inward to form the handle, merged, shaped, and then proceeded with polishing.

Just one of those "more than one way to skin a cat" type scenarios, I just have a deep distrust of any method that requires trusting software to do tasks the way you want.

[mrdixioner]

A chamfer of two edges (loops) is very difficult to edit and is used only in extreme cases. To obtain an acceptable result for the chamfer radius after smoothing, you have to bring two edges very close to each other, which in some cases looks quite strange. Yes, your result in this model is very good, but personally I would recommend avoiding such bevels.

[D_Unleashed]

cool, btw you should do more detailed vehicle tutorials like plane or some kind of military Jeep.

[sirtooby]

Thanx, very good advice and how you show how to do it.

[milo]

Is there a playlist ? I can't seem to find part 1 of this topology series.

[hfranke]

Could you please move to Denmark and make a Blender school in my local town?? Would be great. Awesome video. Cheers.

[CsokaErno]

Is it possible to buy this book as PDF? I wouldn't use Kindle on my computer :) Only alternative is PDF :/
Thanks.

[miguelangeljaja]

Hope someone can answer me this. What's the difference between using Inset faces and Extruding the faces?

[watchman]

good job NOT providing link in description for "book" shown at 0:04 reading "available on amazon, link in description"
Iv actually seen a lot of videos talking about a specific link in description that just was not there, so your not the first : (

[nonamech]

I made many 3d models for games and i never care about topology

[Aysenur.Subasi]

great video! but where is the face/body cam?