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I downloaded it from the Blenderkit addon, you can find the addon online or maybe CG trader has a similar free basemesh

Hello! For help or tips the best place will be the discord server that you can join here: discord.gg/V6QZUPMcBF Let me know if you need anything else!

Thank you!!

Perfect I will work on that next!

Thanks again, glad you liked the video!!

Hell yeah! Of course I can, any particular armor set or part you would like to see? Thanks a lot!

@@baril3d Armor and Chests

Thank you Askejmeme

Merci!!

Alright I will look into that! I must say that I have a tendency to use Plasticity or other CAD softwares now for mechanical parts but I will consider making one in Blender, thanks a lot!!

You can use a lattice in certain scenarios but a lattice would not be very useful when you are modeling a complex object like a car body. Now I am not saying the lattice has no use for certain parts such as windshield wipers or grilles but for the modeling itself I prefer to use the shrinkwrap and basemesh method

Yes! I would check out CG Masters car tire video on CZcams, I pretty much use their method for tires and it works great.

What parts of the bike would you like to see the most? I am not sure I want to make another long series at this time but if you have specific parts in mind I can try to make a video about it

@@baril3d I'm beginner at modelling so I don't need any specific part of bike, is not long series then can you try PS5 controller modelling if it's not long? 🙃

Alright I will keep that in mind, thanks a lot! Also if you need a PS5 controller tutorial: czcams.com/video/3Vh7bidzWak/video.htmlsi=b3N-9LP1EI96ZRHw

@@baril3d thanks a lot mate, ❤️🫶

Hello! I am happy you learned something from this video. As for assigning materials I don’t think that using the shrinkwrap technique changes much regarding that. Simply select the faces you want to have a material and assign the one you want. I may have misunderstood the question though so please let me know if that is the case!

Hey! Good question, unfortunately when you are ready to open your car doors and you want the clean surfacing you will need to apply all modifiers above the shrinkwrap (except the mirror which you can leave there) Then you will be able to animate your doors without issue

@@baril3d Nice! Just tried it out and it worked, much appreciated! Just gained a sub.

Okay, it's my version that's too low and hasn't been updated

Glad you managed to find the answer! Yeah it newer Blender version autosmooth has been changed for a modifier

@@baril3d OK， The content of the explanation is very clear. I have completed the master's demo and learned a lot. Thank you again!

Sure thing that’s a good idea, I will keep that in mind for future videos, thanks a lot!

@@baril3d Thank you again for your wonderful sharing. Looking forward to seeing high-quality content next time

You’re welcome, thank you for taking the time to comment!!

Sure thing! What would you like the tutorial portion of the video to be like? Is it just me talking over the Timelapse or does the Timelapse go back to normal speed where I explain for a few minutes before speeding up again? Thanks for watching!

@@baril3d it could be done like this. the whole Timelapse video, but when the important part (for example, setting up modifiers or textures (where you need to look at the screen) here I would like to slow down. and then the acceleration continues. Thanks for the feedback

@@Hamster_CIS Awesome! I will keep that in mind I think this could be an interesting formula

Yeah I moved to autodesk alias.Its not possible to model a car in blender. Takes so much time.and unnecessary modifiers need to be applied.

@@shahidahmedbhuiyanevan Truth is, most of these advanced modeling techniques are really not necessary and just waste polygons without end. Also, it's perfectly possible to model a car in blender just as fast as in Autodesk

Sounds good, thank you for the suggestion! Do you have any part in particular you would like to see modeled step by step?

Thank you! I wanted to improve my 2D skills so that’s why I used Photoshop in this one and others. 3D is great but sometimes 2D can be faster or bring a different mood to an idea

Sounds good for slowing down a little and explaining in more details, thank you for the feedback and compliments!!

Thanks man I appreciate it! What product would you like to see modeled in future videos?

Personally I would like to see motocross panels possibly if you get a chance. Is there any way you can show us the full process of making lets say a set of ​motocross body plastics like the new 2024 Husqvarna EE 5 or the 2024 Husqvarna EE 2. What would be super awesome would be a full process of modelling the entire bike using these methods. Also I understand this would be time consuming to make but i would love to see this method being used in this way. I was mind blown when you dropped the first video as I literally was trying to solve an embossing using a boolean just last night funny enough. I think with your method this would be easier now. I just have to rewatch the video and try to work out my best method. Also feel free to drop me a private message as i have an idea for you man. Maybe you already know exactly what your doing but honestly I think I have an idea of something that would help you personally while also helping the community. Now normally I dont write in the comments or generally do this but your video deserves the time for me to make these comments. You gained a sub and likes. Keep the creative juices flowing and keep up the grind. 💯@baril3d

Motocross panels sound fun! I will keep that in mind for a future video. For the entire bike I won't promise anything but who knows! As for the idea you have feel free to message me on Behance, discord or say it here I am curious to hear it Thanks for all the support!

​@@baril3dget you on discord man

Will do! Thanks for watching

Hey! I am glad you found the video useful, no need to pay anything, part 2 is coming out in an hour !

Funny you say that; because the music actually does stop after 3 minute mark. Although it comes back on around the end part.

Sure thing! I will keep that in mind next time I do something similar. Thank you for the kind words!

Thanks mate!

Thank you for the kind words and the feedback! I used my ultrawide monitor for this one but I will make sure to use my other one for the next demos

Yes! Even tough it can be tough to grasp at first, using a basemesh saves up a lot of time, gives better quality and can be made to be more optimized than non shrinkwrapped models

It's so much simpler this way. We only need to worry about the shape at the beginning. Once the base is done we can focus on details and stop worrying about general shapes. I actually use this technique on complex clothing and basically anything "organic" that has finer details.

I am curious to know what you used it for? Was it to add decals and such or something else? Thanks for watching!

Sure thing! I will probably make a follow up video this weekend that explains everything in more details

@@baril3d Thank you very much. Looking forward to the video produced by the master in the future！

@@baril3d Please! The result looks amazing and the the workflow interesting.

Exactly!!

Works fine for me. Maybe there’s something wrong at your end?

Can you tell me which parts would you like to be explained in more details? I will be happy to make a longer version that explains it in depth!

I thought it was clear. Maybe starting off with the cube wasn’t the best example to begin with.

@@guttersnipe77 yeah definitely not the typical use case for it 😆

@@baril3d I think just adding complex details to a sphere is one way to do it. People will quickly realize your sphere has little to no pinching. (creases, insets, cylindrical extrusions). At least that's how I best visualize it.