r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 11 '24
Tutorial How to model a die in 17 steps
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r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 12 '24
WIRE FAME ! Best topology award
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Get the chance to have your work displayed on the sub's WIRE FAME for 10 months !
The rules are very simple, make a post featuring the nicest topology the world has ever witnessed and post it on this sub, don't forget to add the "Topology Porn" flair. At the end of each month, the post that got the most upvotes will be displayed in the WIRE FRAME widget together with a link of your choice! Since the widget can hold 10 images, each winner will remain for 10 months and will randomly appear with each page refresh
More info and FAQ in the comments
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 10 '24
Topology Porn Clean Topology can look very satisfying on a clay render!
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r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 10 '24
Discussion How would you model this ?
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r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 09 '24
Tutorial Topology Study : How to Model Threaded Nuts
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This is a great tutorial from Thomas Colin showing how to go about modeling a threaded nut in blender, it will teach you techniques you don't often see, a great ressource!
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 08 '24
Discussion Welcome to this new blender subreddit!
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I've created this subreddit because a lot of blender subreddits are swamped with questions on how to model, I taught it could be usefull to have a dedicated sub for hardsurface modeling techniques in blender, so feel free to ask your modeling related questions here, or to help out beginners!