Suggestion: First try to model this without watching the tutorial then come back and start watching, that will be a great way to learn and practise. Also you can follow me on socials: twitter.com/mert_iskndr instagram.com/polygonpen/
One quick tip, that maybe you already know: You can quickly apply subdivision surface weight on edges by holding the "." key and then clicking and dragging.
Thank you for all you're doing @polygonpen. Please keep doing short ones like this for beginners like me. Thank you once again, with love from Nigeria.
Thanks Mert, you are the best! 🏆 I tried it by myself first, and failed sooo badly at the usb holes and pins, so had to watch it. It looks soo simple after that 😄... but this is what they call experience I think 🙂I already learned so much thanks to you 🤩💪
I've been following you for almost 3 years now and i've learned a lot from your tutorials. But I want to ask if you can make an absolute beginner small course all the way from explaining the interface, each tool what it does, sculpting, anination, rigging, blocking, modelling, simulation and texturing. Really from the basics to a professional level. Thanks
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Coming from an industrial design workflow i have a question about polymodelling.. what is the easiest way to create close to perfect fillets? (Ignoring micro fillets) - You touched on it at 8.33 with the rectangle cut, but what is the best methods to ensure straight edges and tight fillet corners? Thanks :)
In SubD poly modeling, it is all about dividing polygons and angles, as you move the points/edges closer to each other, this is gonna tighten up the fillets/hard edges but the result is not as precise as CAD/Nurbs modeling, if tihis is what you are asking.
Suggestion: First try to model this without watching the tutorial then come back and start watching, that will be a great way to learn and practise.
Also you can follow me on socials:
twitter.com/mert_iskndr
instagram.com/polygonpen/
Thankful
Thanks alot. However I am ablender user but i found this really useful
You are a master of C4D.
Thank you!! Not that good though/
By practising and working.
Thank you so much brother, you are an irreplacealbe asset to the 3D community, Thank you so much!
Thank you, appreciated!
Whoever you are, thank you for these tutorials that help many from all over the world, learn how to model properly
Hi, I am Mert : ) Thank you!!!
amazing series ! please keep going with this! I learned modelling because of your channel ❤
Awesome to hear!
@@polygonpen you deserve it ! 🙌
That was great! Had no idea about the subdivision surface weights.
i love your way of modeling really very neat and easy
Thank you very much !!
Great as always. So calm and efficient
I love it and I'm gonna try to recreate it on a lower speed :) Thank U Mert!
Your welcome!!
You are the best C4D youtuber, your tutorials really help to understand the tools using them, thank you very much!
Thank you very much, much appreciated!
One quick tip, that maybe you already know: You can quickly apply subdivision surface weight on edges by holding the "." key and then clicking and dragging.
Wow, great tip, never knew it, thanks!
Cool tip?
Thank you so much. This series are really helpful 😍
Awesome!
Another great tutorial. Its nice to watch someone who has a deep understanding of the tools
Thank you Jason!
Thank you for all you're doing @polygonpen. Please keep doing short ones like this for beginners like me. Thank you once again, with love from Nigeria.
Thank you!!
Thank you soooo much for sharing you incredible modellng techniques. You are a true hero.
Thank you!
Nice work
Think you! I have tried the can modeling and rendering tutorial, and it helped me a lot to start with Cinema 4D. Think you ! ❤
Thanks Mert, you are the best! 🏆
I tried it by myself first, and failed sooo badly at the usb holes and pins, so had to watch it. It looks soo simple after that 😄... but this is what they call experience I think 🙂I already learned so much thanks to you 🤩💪
Thank you!
The best chanel for learn modeling. Thank you a lot!!!
Thank you!
So. Damn. Good. So many great tips
Thank you!
❤Good work nice job❤❤
You're so good.
Thanks!
every your tutorial, I learned something new, keep going 👏🔥
Thank you so much
Awesome! Looks like magic dance!
I mean, every movement and every step makes sense, and in the end it turns out to be a masterpiece... @ShiftyGunner
Thank you very much!!!
=) çok hayır duası gelmiş =) eline sağlık
:) Teşekkürler!!
nice tutorial, i'm going to make it right now thanks c4d god
Great, first try to model it without watching, then come back and watch and compare.
@@polygonpen I tried, I failed to make the bottom part i'm locked ahah lets watch !
Yeah, that is good, you are gonna see your weak spots.
Nice tutorial 👌👌
you can also use period [ . ] with click and drag to set sds weights if you didn't know!
Edit: someone else already said it lol
Yeah just learnt that, didn't know it all.
I've been following you for almost 3 years now and i've learned a lot from your tutorials. But I want to ask if you can make an absolute beginner small course all the way from explaining the interface, each tool what it does, sculpting, anination, rigging, blocking, modelling, simulation and texturing. Really from the basics to a professional level. Thanks
I am working on that exactly, complete beginner series from scratch.
Looking forward to this. These will be life -saving tutorials.@@polygonpen
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great tutorial, as always you rock!!! :) Can you tell me how do you keep the reference image in the top right corner of the viewport ? Thanks
Thanks, it is called PureRef!
Thank you @polygonpen 🙂
🤩
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Coming from an industrial design workflow i have a question about polymodelling.. what is the easiest way to create close to perfect fillets? (Ignoring micro fillets) - You touched on it at 8.33 with the rectangle cut, but what is the best methods to ensure straight edges and tight fillet corners? Thanks :)
In SubD poly modeling, it is all about dividing polygons and angles, as you move the points/edges closer to each other, this is gonna tighten up the fillets/hard edges but the result is not as precise as CAD/Nurbs modeling, if tihis is what you are asking.
Thank you for continuing to post good lectures.
what's the difference between using the stitch and sew tool and the bridge tool?
Stitch and sew is more pricise and faster.
where do you get the image planes for your projects?
Pinterest and reverse searching.
on the preview instead of 02 it says 01
Thank you for the warning, I missed that.
I am glad to help. I enjoy watching your videos and improving my skills.
reis türk müsün gerçekten :)
Evet Türküm.
Cool, thanx for tutorial! :D