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#b3d tip: In this video, we explore how to get perfectly curved edges, using the Curve Stroke Method. You can also use this to cut panel lines, using the Crease brush. More tips & free sample e-book:

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Porus3 years ago

I am amazed at how little i know about blender. Thanks mate, you just solved my biggest weakness with this brush.

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Cindy Yang3 years ago

NICE

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KryptikTigrrr.hive ♦ 🐯🤘 (✸,✸) Kaisar |Voltix.ai3 years ago

Nice tip! 👍

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Martin Andersson3 years ago

Whaaaaaaat?! That's insane...

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It's Me Sidar3 years ago

"ah shit I moved the camera" - me

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Mostafa3 years ago

It's insane how powerful Blender becomes !

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MadElf Chris Najarian3 years ago

Love hard surface sculpting, I use curves and splines etc to create the basic topology outlines as well.

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BarretXIII🔞 1/3 SLOTS OPEN3 years ago

Mind blown

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Magiks Dragons3 years ago

Thanks for the info, this method will be useful for making armored dragons, monsters or aliens!!! Thx!

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