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Modelling for the VFX industry in Blender - Double Bevel Bonus! EP1c
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- Following a question from a subscriber, this shot clip was made to shows how the laptop from the bevel bonus clip looks like if done properly for deformations and sculpting.
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I think the biggest hurdle I face when transitioning from using amateur modeling techniques using boolean etc to actually creating a professional and clean 3d model is knowing how to properly integrate booleans into my workflow, while being able to clean up the geometry after. I noticed how you managed to clean up the notch for the laptop and I can understand why you created the edges as such, but understanding edge flow and actually actively applying edge flow techniques into your 3d models is really daunting. I can look at the booleans I created, rack my brains but visualizing how the edges connect and flow doesn't come as naturally as seeing a finished result. I'm really looking forward to what your advanced modeling techniques videos has to offer :D
Thanks for the videos! You're awesome!
You are the best Blender Bob
Nice! This channel has changed the way I approach modeling, and I couldn't be happier. Keep up the great work!
You know I made this clip for you? Yeah, you're the one I'm talking about. :-)
@@BlenderBob Yes Sir, I do. I realized that right away. I subscribed to your channel on the very first video you posted and appreciate the knowledge. I look forward to future content.
I am so glad I found your channel! I cant wait to see all the videos you produce.
Saw it from notification 😊 hahahah!
Your videos are so great. Thanks you.
nice yeah it would be great to see your modelling workflow
You will see more of it later, especially in the clip about cleaning up kit bash models. But I don't want this channel to only be about modelling. It's about VFX. But yes, there will be more modelling clips. I have along list of things to show.
Je serais génial que tu nous fasses un bon gros tuto sur le modeling du laptop pour bien suivre toutes les étapes essentielles de processus dans le détail. Je dis ça moi ... Merki 😁
Hummm... Le clip Bevel bonus?
@@BlenderBob Vu ! mais pas pareil. Je suis certain que beaucoup serait interessés pour voir un projet complet d'un vrai pro depuis la première pierre jusqu'au décoration finale ;)
Quoiqu'il en soit, merci Bob pour tout ce que tu partages avec nous, pauvres et humbles humains de base 😜😄
@@stephanechataignie Je suis sur 4 projets en même temps en ce moment au bureau... j'ai de la misère à faire un Blender Bob par semaine... c'est pas demain la veille...
awesome channel! big shout from montrealllllll. question, does real by fake have preproduction or VFX concept art positions?
Hi again! So I assume you're in Montréal too? Right now we are looking for generalist mid to senior with film experience. Please feel free to send your resumé and démo at out RH department.
That looks great! But did you start with the same base model that you cleaned up, or is it remodeled from scratch with the clean approach in mind? Thx
I remodelled from scratch because I didn't keep the original. But it would have been easy to modify the other one too. Anyways, I always model like on this video. I'm not a fan of booleans and nGones.
Great! Question. I am modelling a train and the poly count is already very high. I am not planning to animate the model or do extreme close renders. What is the best way to reduce poly count but I'm the same time keep the model high quality?
You don't need to make it lower actually. Yep! It maybe a little bit longer to start the render but the number of polys don't really slow down the scene. The lighting and the shading does. For example, download the laptop from this clip. Make a copy and move it next to the other one. Subdivide the copy to level 4 or 5. It will become ridiculously heavy. Just apply a basic diffuse on both of them and start a render. You will see that the heavy one barely slows you down. If it becomes too heavy to move it around on screen, then maybe it's too heavy. Hard to tell without seeing it. You can always change the display of some of the heavy parts to bounding boxes. There are other tricks that I will talk about when I make my clip about handling a 75 million polys scene but that will go to late September. If you want to show me the model, you can contact me on my Blender Bob Facebook page. Just send me a message. :-)
@@BlenderBob thanks for the answer. It would be nice to get your opinion on the model but I am not using any social media/network at all.
Hello. Did you use the modifier subdivision surface?
If not, how did you get smooth bevels?
You can download the file. The link is in the description. :-)
@@BlenderBob Thank you. Actually, I don't understand how many segments are needed for a smooth bevel. I am modeling a midi keyboard. Button (on the keyboard) size 14×6 mm
@@artistpainting If you subdivide the model, only two.
@@BlenderBob Thank you. But if I do not subdivide? 6, 8, 10 segments? This is necessary for rendering from a very close distance.
@@artistpainting There there's no recipe. You just get the cam as close as you need it and adjust the bevel as needed. But it's a good habit to learn how to model in subdivision.