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Brilliant! Thanks so much😃

2:27 Best method

cycle materials please

no links to any of the resources?

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Hello. Thank you for the very informative lessons. My version of Blender 4.02 does not have the BlanderKIt addon like you have at 55:02. Could you please advise me what could be the problem with this?

Question? Why you guys steel using blender 2.8 and not the new version of Blender

Is there a way to select two edge loop and automatically make them to have the same number of vertices or you have to always check and do it manually??

is there a new way tıo do this

How do i subdivide those points to get more points to match the other points?You are too fast.

If you are still having trouble with this, makes sure you set the origin to the 3D cursor 👍 Great tutorial!

Amazing video dude. You helped me too much!!

Very effective video. Learned a lot and you saved me a ton of time with modeling. Thank You sir

Oh my god, how did I not know about this technique? You are my hero! Thank you so so so so much for this <3

Absolutely amazing how powerful blende is

At first, i was thinking..."wouldn't it be easier to begin with basic shapes to create the initial form, then fill in the details after?" ... then I saw the last method and I was just like, "why didn't you just skip those other useless methods and show this one sooner?" xD

Will you be adding mesh machine to the course

Impressive video. Btw, do you know if there is an automatic (addon) or semi-automatic way to turn an existing object into a mesh. Basically you would select an Axis and the number of "slices" and the addon would cut the existing object into slices (optimally with the same number of vertices) which you then loft together. Maybe if could also automatically set the distance between slices. If there is a lot of "change" between slices, it would add more slices, if it is just a straight tube without changes, it would just set one slice at the beginning and one slice at the end of the tube. I hope I explained it clearly?

I'm so confused. Sometimes it works, other times just nothing happens even tho i do the exact same thing its frustrating

Great video, thanks!

Exactly what i needed! Thank you!

Damn. I have watched like 20 tutorials trying to do a proper corner at weird angles, none of them showed the mirror modifier with the empty trick which shall be my default method now (doing an architectural project with a bunch of weird wall angles on the blueprint) Thank you for sharing the knowledge!

Never thought of using bridge edge loops like this. I usually just used it to connect two things quickly.

Wow thank you so much, the last one is just amazing, such a simply solution. This will save me like 100 of hours lol

Uhh welcome back from hibernating I guess

I don’t know what to say but thank you very very very much

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thank you!

a very clever way to overcome this ridiculous flaw of Blender that hasn't been improved for years. Solid like, brother.

Wow, that's super cool. Thank You.

Damn i've stumbled upon this, i didn't look for it but DAMN i learned a few tricks, thanks !

how did you make the lens flare? Any plug ins?

just wow

Cool technique.

Hi Aidy, have you tried the Angle Tool add-on for blender?

using Radeon Pro Render just for baking purpose is like 1 click process and the baking quality is just a photocopy of the actual.

this sucks beyond imagination...like light years away of the ease of using substance painter

MADNESS!

I love your tutorial but would it be ok to use Blender 3.1 now instead of using Blender 2.8? would it make any difference?

This is a brilliant technique, thank you, Aidy, for this detailed video! I'm also wondering if it is possible to bake *JUST the texture's normals* from a material applied to a character, *WITHOUT* baking the character mesh's normals. For example, I have a single character mesh unwrapped with stacked UVs. Different parts of a character's clothing share the same material, so those UV islands are layered and share the same texture space. The clothing's material uses a procedural texture to create a bump map. When baking the base color for this character, everything works perfect, and I get one seamless pattern in my texture atlas, despite the stacked UVs. However, when I try to bake the normal map, the character's normals are taken into account where I have physically modelled seams or pleats, and thus those unwanted details show up in the bake, breaking the seamless pattern of the texture. Is there a way of subtracting the character's normals from the texture's procedural bump map, so only the texture's normals show up in the bake (the same as if I had applied the material to a flat plane and baked the result)? Thanks so much for any advice or ideas you might have on this... 😀

Very helpful, thank you. I have a suggestion. If you make your parts manifold before you union Boolean, it usually removes all internal geometry.

I have this video saved under a bookmark folder called "Cool Stuff" and a subfolder "SIIICCCCKKK" and its basically stuff I feel every peer should see. Thanks Aidy, this trick is amazing!

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You can also do Merge at Center if you align it Propertly (but still very slow).

but what if i wanted to weld one more tube? i and i dont wanna include the first one in my next mirror modifier

does this tutorial work in 3.0 at all? at 23:00 that entire section of it being raised and lowered on one side to the other just would no work for me. I repeated those entire 23 minutes over and over, with some adjustment for what i thought it looked like for nodes that had 50% changed. I adjusted to what it LOOKED like on screen. but by the time i got to the one side lowered and other side raised, nothing I did worked. I'll just pause this and wait for someone to respond.

Shortcutwizard :o Awesome tutorial, thanks!

As a noob struggling with modelling a cup handle, this tutorial saved me from a mental breakdown! Awesome job. Thank you! 🙏

Im floored... I had no idea this workflow even existed. Thanks for sharing!!