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I spent 8 hours trying to follow the drivel from the other creators on here.... thank you your video made sense I can know offer the best 3D printed wooden crates with rope handles in HO/OO on the planet.
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holy shit man, you have no idea how helpful this is, amazing video! i'm working with a team on a mod for a military simulator game, and you just saved us a lot of gigabytes of space!
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@@3DTudor well, consider me subscribed :) also, i had to manually select the edges when doing mine, how did you face select all of the ones in the seams at 3:36 ? I'm not aware of the shortcut or tool, i'm pretty new at this
Great tutorial, one suggestion for people following this, I would do his specific measurements and size down after, I did my true size and then later when it came to the screw size I had to guess and when it came to the array they no longer fit together
Thank you! Your video helped me a lot. I used a curve for the first time and I still don't get it perfectly, but for the first time, I am happy with the result :-)
I did give a like on this video. But ya kind of lost me at the Mark Seams portion. I just couldn't really tell which edges were clicked on in relation to my model.
You have to select the ledge from the vertices you merged earlier (roughly time 1:43), to mark seems between the three threads that make the rope. Also I think you have to hold Alt to not only select the edge but the the all the linked edges.
Any lower and you will have to rely on Normal maps and tessellation. Although tessellation does come with its own performance issues. Hope this helps. Kind regards Neil, 3D Tudor.
@@kullimoney365 I'd suggest making a cylinder without any details that follows the curve and then one like in this tutorial with details. Then look for a high poly to low poly normal map tutorial. You probably will also find many rope materials with normals on the internet
Just tested it, seems to work just fine. Make sure you add the modifiers in the right order. Can't think of why it wouldn't work for you... Hope this helps though :)
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I spent 8 hours trying to follow the drivel from the other creators on here.... thank you your video made sense I can know offer the best 3D printed wooden crates with rope handles in HO/OO on the planet.
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Thanks for the support :)
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GREEEAT! It saved me!
Nice!
You helped me out so much! So clear and easy to follow. Thanks!
That's awesome Shay :D
I am really glad it was so helpful!
This video helped me a lot!!
Thank you:DD
Glad it helped!
This is such a good tutorial. Please post more!!
That's great to hear! I am just uploading my next one as we speak :)
Love this tutorial, so easy to follow!
Thanks so much 😊
holy shit man, you have no idea how helpful this is, amazing video! i'm working with a team on a mod for a military simulator game, and you just saved us a lot of gigabytes of space!
Wow, that's some awesome contribution! Love it :D
I am publishing approx 7 more tutorials as soon as I release my new course so stay tuned in the next 2 weeks. There might be some more stuff you can use
@@3DTudor well, consider me subscribed :)
also, i had to manually select the edges when doing mine, how did you face select all of the ones in the seams at 3:36 ? I'm not aware of the shortcut or tool, i'm pretty new at this
@@framerate3003 CTRL + Shift then left click or Click then CTRL+Click will grab all edges to that point. :)
Great tutorial, one suggestion for people following this, I would do his specific measurements and size down after, I did my true size and then later when it came to the screw size I had to guess and when it came to the array they no longer fit together
That's a cool tip, Heather :)
Thank you so much!
Thank you! Your video helped me a lot. I used a curve for the first time and I still don't get it perfectly, but for the first time, I am happy with the result :-)
That sounds awesome! I am really glad you got something positive out of the video :)
Fast and helpful. Thanks
You're welcome! Pleased to help :D
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Thanks :)
Amazing thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks alot for this.
Glad to have helped, Serko :)
I did give a like on this video. But ya kind of lost me at the Mark Seams portion. I just couldn't really tell which edges were clicked on in relation to my model.
You have to select the ledge from the vertices you merged earlier (roughly time 1:43), to mark seems between the three threads that make the rope. Also I think you have to hold Alt to not only select the edge but the the all the linked edges.
This was a very good tutorial. Although relatively low poly (7k) is a bit high. Any tips on making a very low poly rope?
Any lower and you will have to rely on Normal maps and tessellation. Although tessellation does come with its own performance issues. Hope this helps. Kind regards Neil, 3D Tudor.
@@3DTudor how can achieve with normal map i been trying something like this but with chains and the poly count same as yours
@@kullimoney365 I'd suggest making a cylinder without any details that follows the curve and then one like in this tutorial with details. Then look for a high poly to low poly normal map tutorial. You probably will also find many rope materials with normals on the internet
at 3:00 how do you select edges going down from the top?
click on a face and press ctrl + L
The only problem is my rope is struggling to be flipped to normals. I can't export it being perfect
That's unfortunate. I haven't had that issue personally on my end...maybe you need to convert it to mesh and apply transformations first...?
@@3DTudor I'll try that and see how it goes. Thank you again great tutorial.
new count array not follow patch
Just tested it, seems to work just fine. Make sure you add the modifiers in the right order. Can't think of why it wouldn't work for you... Hope this helps though :)