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Did you know that in Blender you can easily make tree trunks with 'Skin' modifier? ✨ 1. Add a cube 2. Press M to collapse it into a single vertex 3. Extrude that vertex with Ctrl+Right Click to get a tree structure! 4. Add a Skin modifier 5. Uncheck... show more

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There are more short blender videos like this one in my profile! ✨

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7b. To quickly select tips of branches select one of the end vertices - > select -> select similar -> amount of connecting edges. Then deselect the trunk vert and ctrl a, drag to make is smaller :)

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I've learned more about blender from this account than my college course lol

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Extra tip! You can use the decimate modifier set to planar to remove unwanted loops that the skin modifier creates. Helps a lot when you have long straight branches that get tons of extra unwanted loops

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You should apply for subscriptions if you haven't already. I'd gladly support your efforts 🙂

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