I must admit, I’m quite apprehensive about attempting hard surface modelling. I’m used to low poly modelling which is quite manageable, but from what I can tell, hard surface modelling leads to a LOT more geometry and a crazy amount of edge loops that are very close to each other. I’m just not sure how I’d manage all that and keep everything clean and tri/ngon free.
Are there any tricks that would help manage things - or any good tutorials on managing these things?
Thanks for your help guys!
N
Watch in order:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckOTl2GcS-E&list=UU5fpWfCQ95VFghlkH1RG70w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_S1INdEmdI&list=UU5fpWfCQ95VFghlkH1RG70w
If you’re a 3D studio max user (or your software has similar subd modifier system):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87I8FpXn3Yc
Those Are fantastic thanks! So easy and straight to the point. I’m amazed at how effortless the guy in the last video makes it look :). I guess it all comes down to practice at the end of the day
Many thanks!
N