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Daily #Blender Tip: 5 Methods for adding Edge Loops (Boundary Protection for Sub D modeling) #B3D

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Ronaldo Jr.3 years ago

Se liga nesse perfil @erkzer0

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The Rundown AI1 year ago

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Andrew Smith3 years ago

I created an add-on that makes it easy to create/adjust supporting edges. (Automatic creation of supporting edges is in development!)

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CDNg (Commission open!)3 years ago

Your tutorial are the best ones for real ! Love your work and devotion into these tutorials !

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Liam3 years ago

Hi Jan! Thank you for one more helpfull tip!

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Philip Petrunak3 years ago

I greatly prefer to use a bevel modifier and setting a bell edge weight to create edge loops non-destructively. It's far faster and spend less time wrangling with topology.

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Sxhuyler3 years ago

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Jan van den Hemel1 year ago

This is an updated workflow for turning Grease Pencil strokes into a base mesh that can then be used for sculpting. The previous workflow used the Convert to Path option, which is now gone. #B3D #Blender3D #Blender

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