I would say, just pick a sci-fi game. And study their all models like Robots, their props and stuffs. And don't forget to forget everyday, because this is what will help you to level up your designs. "Study and Practice". Best of luck!
Great advice per usual. I'm guilty of getting ahead of myself both in design and execution and kind of giving up. It's push and pull. You want to get it done, but sometimes you have no idea exactly what you want to do. Getting to the silhouette in the first place is sometimes a huge step. Recently, I've been sketching parts by hand and then dropping it into blender as my own reference/image plane. The overall approach seems to be working to where I've already been through the design process trial and error with pencil and paper (and eraser). Once that has been realized and is stable visually, getting creative and adding those finer details is less accidental and more deliberate.
Ponte Ryuurui u r the great instructor... Do you know about the newly released n-solve and n-flow? they look very good, the tools are sturdy and fast. thanx in advance bro..
Hello sir I am a 3d beginner and really Interested in hard surfaces blender and has attained your free course with out addon . And hers a problem in the newer version of blender 4.2 the box cutter addon is showing an error while cutting that is 'Mesh' object has no attribute 'use_auto_smooth' and I am not able to find a solution for it so please respond 🌿🗡️🍈
Sir tell me the solution of this I currently using blender version 4.0 But I want to use previous version but when I install any previous version & launch it, it opens with another pop-up & And something is written in that pop-up like c:/user/drive....python
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Some truly golden tips here. Thank you.
I would say, just pick a sci-fi game. And study their all models like Robots, their props and stuffs. And don't forget to forget everyday, because this is what will help you to level up your designs. "Study and Practice". Best of luck!
Great advice per usual. I'm guilty of getting ahead of myself both in design and execution and kind of giving up. It's push and pull. You want to get it done, but sometimes you have no idea exactly what you want to do. Getting to the silhouette in the first place is sometimes a huge step. Recently, I've been sketching parts by hand and then dropping it into blender as my own reference/image plane. The overall approach seems to be working to where I've already been through the design process trial and error with pencil and paper (and eraser). Once that has been realized and is stable visually, getting creative and adding those finer details is less accidental and more deliberate.
You are always special. Thank you very much for these wonderful tips.
Best teacher ever I've not yet buy your course but I plan to support on patreon, One day I might be teaching people valuable skills like that❤!
Thanks mete. Patreon is long gone, terrible platform. All of our content is on blenderbros.com
2:24 Dude, you've accurately described the definition of AI. It couldn't be more precise!
Please, if you would be so kind as to provide a video with a relatively simple format to explain these points to us in a practical way. thank ponte
Thank you !
Ponte Ryuurui u r the great instructor...
Do you know about the newly released n-solve and n-flow? they look very good, the tools are sturdy and fast.
thanx in advance bro..
cheers, and yes i do, and no I havent tried it yet
Hello sir I am a 3d beginner and really Interested in hard surfaces blender and has attained your free course with out addon . And hers a problem in the newer version of blender 4.2 the box cutter addon is showing an error while cutting that is 'Mesh' object has no attribute 'use_auto_smooth' and I am not able to find a solution for it so please respond 🌿🗡️🍈
Sir tell me the solution of this
I currently using blender version 4.0
But I want to use previous version but when I install any previous version & launch it, it opens with another pop-up & And something is written in that pop-up like c:/user/drive....python
Super good advice as always, great video.
Have you tried NSolve for hard surface modeling?