Modeling Car Rims in Blender

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In this Blender tutorial we'll be modeling the rim for a Jeep Wrangler. You'll learn hard surface modeling techniques, the importance of a systematic approach for objects with symmetry, using snapping tools and "guide meshes" for curved surfaces, and you'll end up with an accurate result with perfect topology.
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@TheSoSerdo 7 лет назад

What I like to do when modeling rims is to use a mirror modifier on half of the 5th spoke(in this case), and then add an array modifier using an Empty rotated 72º as object offset in the array modifier. This way you can see the whole rim at all times, and you can even modify something on it after finishing it because it is non destructive.

@blengine 7 лет назад

Yeah that's definitely a handy setup for rims thanks for commenting! -Chris

@Dingle.Donger 4 года назад

17:30 Took me ages to figure out the snapping in 2.80. Set it (the little magnet icon) to face, closest, and check "project individual elements." You MUST be in front view (for me this was 3 on the Numpad) to look at your target face directly head on. Then press G and left click to accept. If you're looking at your target face at an angle, the segments will be projected at an angle.

@centurybug 7 лет назад

This is far beyond my meager noob skills, but it's immensely satisfying to watch lines turn into a beautiful sculpted shape. Great tutorial!

@blengine 7 лет назад

Haha thank you! If you do attempt the tutorial make sure to share your results, you might do better than you think. -Chris

@xmrdee 7 лет назад

its amazing how precise and professional this workflow is :) sometimes it frustrates me to think how modeling normal objects can be far more complex than it seems at first glance

@blengine 7 лет назад

Thanks! And yeah I know what you mean, the workflow for many shapes can be far more puzzle-like and technical than you'd expect. Rims especially, they always look at least a little easier than they are. -Chris

@accelerator5524 7 лет назад

Hey i think you can go the precise way but there are a lot of other ways for sure.

@jameso1601 5 лет назад

Tell me about, CG Masters. I just got back into 3d after a hiatus and learning a new program. I always thought a car body was difficult to model until I got to the rims.

@Olav3D 7 лет назад

Great stuff! I always appreciate tutorials with realistic models :)

@HrPedrosak 4 года назад

God damn! This is so impressive to watch. Poetry! The surface looks stunningly smooth and he makes it look so easy.

@AjaProductions101 7 лет назад

I've been using blender for years and only now have I learned about pushing E and F while placing an edge loop, Thank you!

@Sham_Fl 7 лет назад

That's genius All of these little shortcuts and techniques are just awesome

@danielblumenthal8691 5 лет назад

This is how u should teach.... What a great teacher... 😊 Learned a ton in just a few minutes..

@michaelthomas1148 2 года назад

Cool sftuff! I like the way you teach, clear and concise!

@tumankito7776 3 года назад

The way you model the tire is so SMOOTH! Dude your modeling skills are amazing. :0

@navidumardaraz7163 Год назад

Such patient and controlled modelling. Can't wait for your new car modelling course. Still on the corvette course. Absolutely amazing.

@blengine Год назад

Hey glad you liked it, and thanks for getting the corvette course! Still a lot to do on the new course, but it's coming along very smoothly. Scripting the interior now, recording starts in December.

@SaschQuasch 7 лет назад

Wow! Dude this tutorial blows my mind. Thanks!

@SomethingDiabolical2 7 лет назад

Awesome job, I just started learning blender and I'll definitely buy your course. Keep up the great work.

@bretwills4602 7 лет назад

Love the video. Very helpful. I ordered the course and am very happy with it so far.

@blengine 7 лет назад

Thanks a lot Bret! Glad you're liking it =) -Chris

@howiem 7 лет назад

Wow. Thanks, Chris. Hugely informative.

@blenderm4n 7 лет назад

Aaah this topology is so spicy O: Awesome Tutorial!

@AstroSirrus 4 года назад

This is dope! I'm sold on it!!!! 💖❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💖

@solidusseal 7 лет назад

Looks awesome .. Planning on buying the course after I got my new PC :)

@DjTasteless 6 лет назад

I am doing your Jeep tutorial and reached the roof padding meanwhile... the zipper creation is just awesome! I gained soo many modeling skills! 10000 THX! - its worth every penny!

@chosenideahandle 6 лет назад

A quintant is the word to describe a fifth of something (a hexant would be the even more rarely used word for a sixth). Excellent video.

@prolevel6927 5 лет назад

God mode "ON"

@upnorthlivin814 2 года назад

Didnt do the same rim but did another one with the similiar steps and it turned out pretty decent for my first one.

@Raaampage 7 лет назад

You're a beast, just telling you, you're a B E A S T ! You explain everything you do really fast really well, it's orgasmic for my eyes and ears coordination. Thank you very much, I'm a huge noob but I learnt so much here ! I was saying that I was surprised it was free and yeah.. it's not free, but I can tell it's definetly worth it, so go people, buy this course !!

@blengine 7 лет назад

haha thank you! I'm glad you learned a lot from this =) -Chris

@jameso1601 5 лет назад

Wow. Amazing Tutorial. I need a notepad for all the tips!

@jenovaizquierdo 7 лет назад

awesome tutorial like all of your work CGMASTER I'm a fan and I bought all your tutorial and this one to support you and they are really helpful if anyone wants to become a talented as CGMASTER need to buy then. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THERE WORK won't regret it.

@blengine 7 лет назад

You're the best Jenova! We really appreciate all your support! -Chris

@jenovaizquierdo 7 лет назад

CG Masters is a pleasure you guys deserve it, all of you at CG Masters make awesome work, and thank for responding, Chris.

@user-pb1rm6ph5k 3 года назад

Wow that's awesome

@Rahulsingh-theraha 6 лет назад

After buying this course... I can say only one thing ..... Better than any blender course present on internet....... Hatsoff to ur skills ...

@blengine 6 лет назад

Thank you very much! Glad you like it =) -Chris

@zogolovanak3255 7 лет назад

great car thank you for this tutorial

@bluefishandferret133 6 лет назад

Excellent tutorial, the only thing I would say is to turn on screen cast keys, so you don’t have to explain what your pressing as much

@electronicalplayers 7 лет назад

A very nice Tutorial ;)

@seaham3d695 2 года назад

Learning something new in 2022!!

@accelerator5524 7 лет назад

Amazing

@naoyukisasanami 6 лет назад

craft level quality control:)

@atifarshad7043 6 лет назад

That is beautiful

@crankMiHoffer 3 года назад

Hey that's darn good.

@mmnissanzroadster9 7 лет назад

I am SOOO buying this once I have an income! Thanks dude!

@blengine 7 лет назад

Thanks man! Hope you like it if you do! -Chris

@HMAnetwork Год назад

True master. Holy crap

@solidusseal 6 лет назад

Bought it . Already made the Rims :)

@blengine 6 лет назад

Thanks Michael! Hope you like the rest of the course =) -Chris

@oneofonedesign4178 2 года назад

I followed the entire tutorial and this is my third time opening Blender and I managed to get the exact same result and this is down to the perfect explanations in this tutorial, thanks Chris.

@blengine 2 года назад

Awesome to hear! Impressive too working through an older tutorial on a newer version of Blender and it's only the 3rd time you've opened it up.

@vietdungcao8779 Год назад

@@blengine Hello Chris. Where can i found this course ? I already completed master car and i am looking for for Jeep car course. Thanks so much for your help.

@blengine Год назад

@@vietdungcao8779 Hey, that course is very old and was unpublished a long time ago. I'm working on a new course at the moment though that I'm aiming to finish by the end of May. The new course will include a full interior too and the final version of the techniques where everything has been perfected. I'll be posting more about it on twitter soon ( twitter.com/cgmasterscom ), stay tuned!

@vietdungcao8779 Год назад

@@blengine thanks so much. I so excited and look forward the course.

@umitbozdemir4955 5 лет назад

excellent

@bongani6773 7 лет назад

thanks for the tutorial,even for a layman like me,its actually useful.

@blengine 7 лет назад

Glad you liked it! -Chris

@OceanRAZR 4 года назад

OMG ITS AWESOME!!!

@caramonfire 6 лет назад

Great tutorial, I learned a ton. I'd prefer a slightly slower pace so that I can actually follow along without constantly switching back and forth between my browser and Blender, but honestly you're still the best tutorial maker I've found on youtube ever. If I had the money you bet I'd be buying that Complete Vehicle Production pack.

@blengine 6 лет назад

Thanks for the very kind words I appreciate that! -Chris

@juggalo450 6 лет назад

Should do a Jessica park jeep nice video ima start trying to use blender hopeful i can learn step by step thank you

@mohamedrafik9271 6 лет назад

Thank you guys for what you are doing!

@ganapathym3664 6 лет назад

Thank you

@carlosruiz1656 5 лет назад

When I watch this tutorial my inner Beavis and Butthead are going crazy every time he says "Bolt Hole". LOL

@planpitz4190 6 лет назад

whow!I actually meant that as a joke!Good Job.

@AssassinGT 4 года назад

I'd just want to point out, all automotive linework has curvature. Rarely do we ever work in purely straight lines. If you look close enough; everything should have some bit of crown to it; even the modeling on the wheels. So while it might look straight to the naked eye; the blue print is correct; that crown is intended.

@tjc7815 2 года назад

Hi Chris, I commented yesterday about not being able to get the blueprints. I got them from the project files over at your site so deleted my original comment. Really enjoyed this tutorial and have just completed the Jeep wheel rim. I`ve done the combat knife too. Many thanks for doing these tuts. I`ve learned so much from following them. :)

@blengine 2 года назад

Awesome to hear, glad you learned a lot from them! Hope your results came out great too.

@pauljs75 7 лет назад

Very nice. Only crit is those bolt-holes transition to circular before they bottom out. Pretty obvious in reference pic, and the blueprint shows it too. Easy enough to fix though.

@blengine 7 лет назад

Well I'll be damned, you are correct -Chris

@stevenb4956 7 лет назад

Ok so I consolidated my comments into one. 2:21 One fifth of an area is called a quintant - noun - 1. a sextant having an arc equal to one fifth of a circle. source: www.dictionary.com/browse/quintant 21:32 I believe that was an idea taken from the f2 ad-on. I forget when it was added. Don't forget how to use it because it's insanely useful and time-saving. You can also hold down the "F" key instead of pressing it multiple times. Just let go when you have the faces you want and it will stop adding more. 25:26 an easier way to do this is just select both vertices and press j. 35:40 instead, just press shift+h. This will hide everything except for your selection. Same result but faster.

@blengine 7 лет назад

Thanks for the info! For the J key info especially, didn't know about that and it's super useful. -Chris

@asmoth360 7 лет назад

"It looks darn good" :D

@ganapathym3664 6 лет назад

Your Skills are Great, Plz tell me what are the things that i have to kept in mind before start modeling anything, and also tell me from where did you learn all these things and how long did it take to you to be with this immense skills

@blengine 6 лет назад

Thanks for the compliments =) I've been using blender for 15 years so a lot of it is instinctual at this point, but let me think about what I keep in mind when I start modeling. For a complex model I usually start with something simple, like the hood of a car, to build momentum. I also use it as a starting point and build directly around it. So having a logical starting point is important. When it comes to topology, I first think of what lines need to be part of the object, and I usually draw them first then I build around them. For the rim specifically, before recording this I just planned out the topology mentally by looking at reference photos. Obviously I don't mentally lay out every face of the object, but I come up with a general plan which includes thinking about how modifiers could come in handy. That's pretty much the general idea =) -Chris

@ejepeje 4 года назад

Great tutorial! What is the (,) comma key in Blender 2.82? I cannot slide the vertices along their axisis as you do. Thanks

@ChristofferLund 7 лет назад

Niiiice

@Starius2 7 лет назад

test

@blengine 7 лет назад

Thanks! -Chris

@solidkreate5007 6 лет назад

Wow I had no Idea Blender could do all this. I always thought 3DS Max was the end all be all suite. I just didn't want to fork out $6000.00 just so I can make car models for Assetto Corsa. Thank you so much for teaching me how to make wheels in this program. I can easily do it in CATIA V5 R26 and Solidworks x17 but they are different applications for very different things. And also, I cannot use the models for game assets from those programs. I am definitely buying your course on Udemy.

@blengine 6 лет назад

Thanks I'm glad you liked the tutorial and thanks for the support if you get my training! If you were interested in something more curvy than the Jeep I also have a new course coming out soon on a Corvette Stingray that has some new techniques plus I dialed in the ones used in the Jeep course. You can check that out here - cgmasters.net/news/coming-soon-master-car-modeling-in-blender/ -Chris

@solidkreate5007 5 лет назад

CG Masters oh you ate the one doing the Z06?

@blengine 5 лет назад

Yep that's me =) And I think my particular model is a C7.

@solidkreate5007 5 лет назад

CG Masters ill get that one too budfy! thank you. I would like to see a 2019 Porsche 911 GT3-RS :)

@solidkreate5007 5 лет назад

CG Masters I think after I build the Jeep I'll tirn ot into a Zombie patrol vehicle.

@Petardozord 4 года назад

I love sub^2 technique. Bevels are fast, but it's only useful at square shapes. If something must fe smooth, jet like - it need s to be done in sub^2 technique.

@mirro6553 5 лет назад

super program blender

@Parcs 3 года назад

if you make the outer rim in 40 vertices, that would result in needing a inner rim of an equal value, or is that not always the case? Thought it was interesting that you ended up with the same vertex count on the outer and inner end of the rim.

@rufel42 7 лет назад

(32:32) Shift+R - Repeat the previous operation, so faster

@TorSkywalker 7 лет назад

Looks awesome! One question: why did you choose to "manually" mirror and rotate instead of using the mirror / array modifier with a 72° rotated empty object? Wouldn't that make it easier to edit the model later if you spot any errors or want to change anything?

@blengine 7 лет назад

I actually forget exactly why I didn't use those modifiers because I do use that setup for similar tasks. I'm pretty sure I just didn't expect any trouble from this particular rim,, but seeing as how I had some misaligned vertices during the process that modifier setup would've been more efficient. -Chris

@PrashanSubasinghe 7 лет назад

Fantastic tutorial! about 70% of the way and still at it. Hey Chris, do you ever look at a real world object and think "I think that needs another edge loop"?

@blengine 7 лет назад

haha that's one of the coolest side effects of learning 3d, the real world starts looking virtual and it becomes instinctual to envision every object's wireframe to figure out how to build it in blender. -Chris

@PrashanSubasinghe 7 лет назад

I know what you are talking about. I love your systematic approach to solving complicated meshes. My goal right now it to get through 1-2 episodes a day. Just did the hood latches yesterday. Thanks again for taking on such a big endeavor. I've learned so much already.

@blengine 7 лет назад

Oh man that course took a lot out of me haha, so it's great to hear from those that have gone through so much of it. I expected it to be an encyclopedia of sorts, used for referencing, but I'm surprised how many people are following it all the way through, very cool! Really glad you're learning so much and enjoying it, and thanks for the support too! -Chris

@jakhan3067 7 лет назад

Great intro - although lacks screen cast keys to be able to follow along... -gake

@IronLordFitness 6 лет назад

Welcome in modeling hell :D

@skipventure5158 3 года назад

In case anyone makes the mistake I did and finds that *more than just their selection is being transformed*, this is a feature called Proportional Editing, and can be toggled by a button press in the UI or by pressing the "O" key (The letter O). Here's documentation if I wasn't specific enough, blender.stackexchange.com/questions/57323/everything-moves-not-just-the-selected-vertex

@arunprashanth369 5 лет назад

bro could you tell me how you have done the 2d image for reference is it by doing it in a cad or fusion and then taking that as reference ???

@RomboutVersluijs 7 лет назад

PS shift + R is very usefull to repeat last action. For example when you merge 2 verts doing it by the menu each time takes way more time then simply select them and shift+R to repeat last merge action.

@blengine 7 лет назад

Wow thanks for that, for some reason I assumed doing any other action including making a new selection would affect what the last action was. Awesome time saver. -Chris

@RomboutVersluijs 7 лет назад

Thats the cool thing about it, doing the selection doesnt add to this command. Though when making a mistake with a selection nothing happens. But its indeed huge time saver

@RomboutVersluijs 7 лет назад

Also Alt+M brings up the merge menu directly ;)

@blengine 7 лет назад

Yeah I'm aware of that but I use W since it doesn't require my left hand to move. I do the same thing with mirroring, I don't use the hot key and instead opt to scale to -1. Never took the time to remap the hot keys but from what I hear 2.8 will have a lot of keys freed up for easier customizing.

@RomboutVersluijs 7 лет назад

okaay thats cool! indeed moving the hands less is fster :)

@aravindsreekumar7022 3 года назад

Amazing explanations. But when I use blender 2.90 alpha, I can't find the blueprint of the wheel. It's not even in the collections. What's the solution?

@kceenhd6877 6 лет назад

When you think you're not so bad at modeling, and then you see this guy xD

@skips7794 6 лет назад

41:23 "removed 666 vertices"

@Zequi2mls 2 года назад

I knew that this was all black magic

@Asdayasman 7 лет назад

How come you didn't use an array modifier offset by a rotated empty object, instead of a spin? Would let you rotationally symmetrically work on your mesh still.

@shaunsprogress 5 лет назад

It would have been easier to model the 1/5 angled towards the or away from ground, as the verts would have been aligned for box selection.

@dcarloz141 3 года назад

Hey friend, very good lesson, if there are more rays, something like 20, how is it there?

@blengine 3 года назад

Hey Carlos, sorry but I don't understand the question.

@RayMairlot 7 лет назад

I'm not really sure of the reasoning for not using an array modifier for this as it would allow you to go back and edit an individual segment if you needed to without having to delete sections and re-spin it each time. As far as I can see there is no advantage to not using it.

@blengine 7 лет назад

No major reasoning for it, just came down to preference and confidence in this case. I use that setup for rims sometimes but for these rims I didn't anticipate any troubleshooting or corrections necessary so I just spun it real quick. -Chris

@redescubriendo7609 5 лет назад

Great tutorial but I wish you would screen cast your key presses.

@blengine 5 лет назад

Juan Rodriguez Glad you liked it, and I do have key callouts in all my recent videos and courses now. -Chris

@lalaland3d768 3 года назад

I am doing the complete Jeep course but running into problems using the python script to resize , I am using 2.82. Any thoughts as I am now stuck at the end of the modeling .

@dommafia 5 лет назад

At 34:15 how did you select that whole chunk on the left side so quickly? It seemed to be in one button press or click. Sorry for my ignorance. Seems like a useful shortcut and I would love to know, thanks.

@blengine 5 лет назад

While hovered over the vertices you want to select, press L and it'll select any island of vertices under it. Super handy hotkey.

@dommafia 5 лет назад

@@blengine life saver, thank you!

@infofun9270 4 года назад

i want to below key when you use

@M0DFATH3R 6 лет назад

period. comma, period. comma, noted.

@thegores34 7 лет назад

Hi, I'm no expert in Blender, but couldn't you use the 'trace bitmap' function in Inkscape (free) to generate a set of editable Bezier curves from the blueprint, then export this as a standard .svg file which can be imported into Blender?

@blengine 7 лет назад

Hey, yeah you could import an svg of the blueprint. I don't know if it would be all that useful though. The recipe for making the model nice and clean is carefully placed vertices to make sure everything faces up perfectly and efficiently. -Chris

@prasadanchan763 4 года назад

reference image not available in the link, please anyone help me

@klin7191 6 лет назад

No matter what I do, I can NOT get the selected vertices at 17:30 to snap to the guide mesh. I have done research, tried test .blends, etc, and IF I get a snap, it deforms the edge. I even shut off align VIEW, hoping that would help. :(

@tooru0705 5 лет назад

Me too....

@CasiyKNguien 4 года назад

I have the same problem.

@maccapele1 4 года назад

Please what's the period key and where is it on a Windows laptop?

@HUNrobar 4 года назад

The numpad keys are usually mapped to FN key combinations on laptop keyboards, check the print on the keyboard. You should see the characters of the numpad next to letters, usually printed with different color. You can also add the function you want to the quick favourites list which you can bring up anytime with Q

@Ecne3D 7 лет назад

you should really work with mirror, it's clearly symmetrical :)

@harrychen22 7 лет назад

I am a PC user and I don`t how can you scale toward to between 3D cursor and Bounding box center ,use what hotkey to change scale pivot center mode?It`s a Great tutorial and I want to buy it,but is it suitable for the PC user?

@blengine 7 лет назад

You mentioned scaling toward the cursor at 3:12, literally at 3:10 I say the hotkey to do that haha. You can switch between different scaling by pressing the . (period) key for 3d cursor, and the , (comma) key for bounding box scaling. See ya! -Chris

@harrychen22 7 лет назад

thank you for your explain and sorry for my poor english~I think comma key is the Mac`s command key :D

@majedhk5460 5 лет назад

no discounts?! also do you have making character high poly definition from reference?!

@blengine 5 лет назад

It's a 47-hour curriculum for $35, it's safe to say that's already discounted. And yeah Lee's actually got some character courses available here - cgmasters.net/category/training-courses/ -Chris

@waynewhitmore5872 4 года назад

The blue print does not show in Blender 2.80

@estebanamaya4523 4 года назад

i opened the start file and the outline of the rim didn't appear on the left. What am i missing? Awesome video!

@blengine 4 года назад

Background images work differently in the latest versions of Blender. The wheel blueprint is packed into the blend file still though, so you can go to File > External Data > Unpack in order to save that file to your computer. Then you can press Shift+A and add an Background Image object where you can then load in that blueprint image. If you need more help with background images in 2.8 I'm sure there are some tutorials on youtube about it. -Chris

@precisechaos2144 2 года назад

I've been watching and listening to these tutorials at work and I ran across an issue in a model that I need your knowledge for. I have a car model for a game I play and the side skirt on it is supposed to be relatively flat, maybe a little curved in. I can see basically the triangles that make up that piece in Blender and in the game engine after I texture it. Is there some sort of "shade smooth" or what would the keyword I want to look up? Everything else on the car looks fine, but I don't know the keywords to look up to see how to fix it. Thank you in advance, I plan on buying your Car Creation Gumroad package so I can "work from scratch" if you will... right now I am just playing with pre-existing models and having a blast. I used to develop in Second Life, so this is all familiar, but I'm still uneducated on the verbiage so I can Google things.

@blengine 2 года назад

It sounds like it's either shaded as solid still, or there's something weird going on with either the normals or the geometry. The first thing you should try is to select the model in Blender, then Right Click and choose "Shade Smooth". Hopefully that's all the issue is. If that isn't the issue, I would recommend posting on a site like blenderartists.org and asking for some help troubleshooting. Don't forget to share the model too so they can see the issue themselves.

@precisechaos2144 2 года назад

@@blengine Thank you! I'll check that out when I get home tonight. I didn't think I'd enjoy 3d modelling as much as I do, but your videos make it easy to get started.

@kevaHimself 2 года назад

Can I use this version tutorial for newest blender version?

@blengine 2 года назад

I'm pretty sure the techniques still work in the latest Blender. If you encounter any issues let me know and I'll troubleshoot with you.

@thisaccounthasbeensuspended 2 года назад

@@blengine i have a problem with scaling towards and from the 3d cursor,when i try to do it either a quick select menu pops up, or im just adding the dots in the scaling value, what do i do?

@johndc7446 4 года назад

vertices not snapping to the objects individual surface normals/location. Some vertices just dont reach the surface of the face.

@blengine 4 года назад

Hey, send the latest blend that has the issue to me at contact@cgmasters.net and I'll see if I can figure out what's going wrong. -Chris

@johndc7446 4 года назад

@@blengine Hey man. Thanks for the reply. I might have figured it out but in 2.82 the ctrl key might not be necessary. I only clicked the g key and enter. If I click the ctrl key the vertices wont snap instead. I am not sure if I was missing something. Thanks for the tutorial.

@blengine 4 года назад

@@johndc7446 Ah do you have the magnet icon in the header enabled? That's for automatic snapping where you don't need to press ctrl. Ctrl in that case would disable snapping. I like to keep the magnet turned off and just use ctrl. Either way glad you got passed that part.

@johndc7446 4 года назад

@@blengine I see. That probably explains it. Thanks for the tutorial again.

@zoki87 7 лет назад

How do you make your "T" or "F6" menu reset to default after changing the values there? Like when you did when adding circles, every time you added a new circle the number of vertecies was 32 and you changed them to 40. Every time i add a circle and change vert count to 40, that value somehow saves, and every new circle i add will be added with 40 verts and i want it to be the default value of 32 for example. It's kind of annoying. I'm not sure if you understand what i mean. :)

@blengine 7 лет назад

It actually doesn't reset in my files either. It resets when re-opening blend files though and that's what's happening here. I often don't record longer tutorials in one sitting so when you see the numbers reset in my tutorials it's just because I've re-opened the blend files. -Chris

@zoki87 7 лет назад

Ah, makes sense, well thanks anyways. I wish they'd add that option, for us to at least have a choice in the matter

@onuroguz940 7 лет назад

at minute about 17. I am selecting inverse with ctrl-İ but it selects all of the objects. i m stuck.

@onuroguz940 7 лет назад

ok i fixed it with L key

@Nico-yo9bm 7 лет назад

im bad in english and i don't understand your pronunciation about the key to type before the S to scale the vertices @3,27 the coma key ? the command key ? the ok micky ? how do you switch between this two kind of scaling ? thx

@blengine 7 лет назад

Yes the comma key ( , ) and the period key ( . ) switch between both types of pivot points (3d cursor and bounding box). At the bottom of the 3d View there is also a pivot point menu where you can change this without using hotkeys. It's to the right of the shading menu. -Chris

@Nico-yo9bm 7 лет назад

thank you Chris

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@Wheelygonzales 7 лет назад

Is there a tool in Blender, or a script or plugin I can download, that will do the same thing, or close to it, as the SetFlow tool in MAX? I want to retain the curvature of my model.

@blengine 7 лет назад

I'm not sure, closest thing I know if is the LoopTools add-on. I haven't been able to get this to work properly for edges but it works perfect for vertices. After enabling the add-on you select a loop of vertices and press W > LoopTools > Space, and it will space them out evenly. Maybe you can change settings in the operator menu to make it work for edges but I never figured it out if so. -Chris

@Wheelygonzales 7 лет назад

CG Masters Thanks! I'll try that.

@damonyotropa4100 7 лет назад

I cant snap the vertices to the face of the guide 17:30 .. Set it to face and enabled rotaion.. but i wont snap to the face of the 2nd object.. pls help..

@blengine 7 лет назад

Hey, let's go through the checklist to rule out a missed step: 1 - Makes sure you're in Shaded view (17:10)... 2 - Change the snap element to Face (17:13)... 3 - Enable Project Individual Elements (17:20)... 4 - Press G to enable movement of the vertices, then hold the Ctrl key to enable snapping(17:34). Let me know if that helps. -Chris

@szograditibor9759 5 лет назад

So is A side , B side. 1. A side select vertextes move --> B side. and 2. only B side vertextes select. and 3. / W / select inverse (/CTRL+I/) and 4. A side / W / select hide (/H/) and 5. only select B side vertextes and / CTRL + G / menu: vertextes group->assign to new groups and 6. limit select to visible switch on ! - - - and 7. magnet menü: snap select -> faces , but B side vertextes, B side keep, dwell !!!! and next 8. / ALT + H / :) I don't no english! Sorry :)