Automation Car Modding Tutorial 3 - Creating the Target Mesh

[@Itsme64]

Hey, do you think you could explain what you're doing at 2:36 because it isn't working for me, thanks!

[@MiguelRivera24437]

Me too haha

[@MiguelRivera24437]

i found out how it works, go to cursor

[@Itsme64]

@@MiguelRivera24437 Thank you I got it too now!

[@mywifeleftmeforacheeseburg1179]

thank you very much! i would even say this was a good tutorial for making cars in general and not just for automation hahaha

[@janhalek6805]

wow blender looks so easy to use
if you have the idk how many years of experience lol

[@michaeljohnston225]

Hey, so I need a little advice: I'm trying to make the Mach 5 in blender to send it over to Automation. The problem is that it's not a normally shaped car and since it's fictional, there's no accurate blueprints on it. Do you have any applicable advice for making such a weirdly shaped car body?

[@zacht9447]

you ever finish this?

[@b.i.b7582]

Good job Bro But Am new in Blender When I modeling A car like BMW the difficult is pumprs the vertex Gose wrong do Tutorial for this Thanks

[@hardroosterlabs3814]

I don't understand

[@b.i.b7582]

@@hardroosterlabs3814 I mean when I modeling A car high poly some edges Not perfect or it's like not straight

[@hardroosterlabs3814]

@@b.i.b7582 That's what the shrinkwrap modifier is for. If you follow this video, and the one after it, it should be clear how you can model a high poly object, but keep things straight. Otherwise, subsurface modeling is the easiest way to model a high poly object while keeping things smooth. Since you have so little actual geometry to work with, it's easy to make corrections.