Create Nuts and Bolts with Blender's Bolt Addon 

Thanks for the info! Yes, if your making something where you can't see the screw part, then its best to delete it. 👍‍

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Cool! 👍‍

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If you clone the initial bolt and turn it into a nut, will it fit? Do the threads match? I will also print it if it's that easy to match the bolt and nut.

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Cool! Hope its helpful!

@@RyanKingArt It is!

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You're welcome!

Another thing might make a good video is Gobos. How you can make a scene seem way more dynamic just by putting some geometry in front of a light source that hints at other things outside of the frame, like a "tree foliage" gobo, or a "bare branches" gobo, or a "spinning fan" gobo, or a "barred window" gobo. Open discussion to new gobo ideas! That would seem like a neat 10-20 minute video that people could take and apply to a lot of different projects. Plus I haven't seen one like that on any other blender channels.

*Bubba Gump Shrimp voice* : Cobweb gobo... Spiderweb gobo... Flying bat gobo... Flying bird gobo... Giant snowflake gobo... You gobo the idea.

@@BurnEdOutOne Thanks for the video ideas!

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Actually, I'm pretty sure they do the same thing. So you could use that instead if you want. : )

@@RyanKingArt Actually, I think that unlike the Edge Split modifier the Auto Smooth Normals option will NOT split the geometry which can be important if you are doing anything that requires a continuous manifold mesh without holes.

just scale the objects way down, after you've made them. Then press Control A, and apply the scale.

@@RyanKingArt Yes, that's right. What, I mean: Is there a new addon version that fix this issue?

Oh, sorry.

thanks!

Its not an addon. Just right click for the object context menu.

If your talking about the add menu, press Shift A.

@@RyanKingArt i found it, is the W key to rise the "Add Bolt" option again, and great video thanks!!

oh i found it from chatgpt To change the units in Blender to millimeters (mm), follow these steps: Open Blender and go to the "Scene" tab in the Properties window (located on the right side of the screen). Under the "Units" section, change the "Unit System" to "Metric". Next, change the "Length" unit to "Millimeters". If you want to make this the default setting for all new Blender files, click the "Save User Settings" button at the bottom of the Properties window. You can now create and edit your objects in millimeters. To verify that you are working in millimeters, you can check the dimensions of your objects in the "Transform" panel in the Properties window or by selecting the object and going to the "Object Data Properties" tab and looking at the "Dimensions" section. Note: If you have already created objects in Blender and want to convert them to millimeters, you can select the objects and go to the "Object" menu at the top of the screen, choose "Apply," and then select "Scale." This will apply the current scale to the object and convert it to millimeters.

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Hmm, that's a hard question to answer. Because there are so many aspects to making your 3d work look realistic. I'd say, maybe lookup some tutorials on how to get more photorealistic renders.

Blender 3.0 is awesome!!

@@RyanKingArt It's sooo fast!!! Have a good holiday! I've got a lot of your sculpting tutorials saved on a playlist so you'll be seeing a lot of me on here. :)

@@KatLovelandVoiceActor Cool! Yes, Blender 3.0 renders much faster! Its also got some cool new features. Thanks for watching and Happy Holidays. 😃

@@RyanKingArt I just sent you an email re: a company I work for being interested in your channel. Just FYI as I know you probably have a superflooded inbox :)

@@KatLovelandVoiceActor I got your email! Thanks. I will reply as soon as I can.

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oh yeah

Lol yeah I forgot to model it to scale.

oh sorry about that. yeah this tutorial is how to use the bolt addon. But I have lots of other modeling tutorials on my RU-vid channel that you can check out to learn 3d modeling.