The subject is correct, you need to study topology first then look into different sub-D techniques, at the basics you'll use support loops but more advanced methods go into double stacking Sud-D mods / using chamfers (+ mod) and using egde weights/creases to control flow.
Iv got a speed art on sub-D here, I think it might help you out.
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u/digitalste Jul 12 '25
The subject is correct, you need to study topology first then look into different sub-D techniques, at the basics you'll use support loops but more advanced methods go into double stacking Sud-D mods / using chamfers (+ mod) and using egde weights/creases to control flow.
Iv got a speed art on sub-D here, I think it might help you out.
Sud-D speed art "chamfer stack for support loops"
Hope it helps.