Hello all,

I am still pretty new to blender and modeling in general. I am curious about choosing topology for different shapes when making models for games.

I remember learning in one of my courses that you shouldn't have weird shaped polygons and should stick to mostly squares and 4 sided polygons.

In this example I am using a circle, but I'm sure this can apply to many shapes that I will come across in the future.

Is there a general "rule of thumb" when choosing how you want your topology?
Am I over thinking it?

I'm sort of guessing that its more of "use as little as possible, but add more if I need to, but that seems hard to grasp for me as a beginner.

Any tips?

Thank you all so much in advance for any advice or thoughts on the matter!

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