Understanding Topology and Edge Flow in 3D Modeling

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Название	:	Understanding Topology and Edge Flow in 3D Modeling
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Comment from : @OnMars3D

Why kites? why not leave that 2 edges paralel?
Comment from : @Youshisu

Thank you sir! this is well explained and clear Eventhought i used blender the principle and method still aplies
Comment from : @LukmanHakim-bp9he

Super interesting, much thanks really
Comment from : @dennispfund9202

@15:50 - would a Champer Modifier do the work as well (as a holding edge)?
Comment from : @galotta8475

N-poles and E-poles will save you Don’t have them on the edge Correct me if I’m wrong please and thank you
Comment from : @JRichardGaming

my notes:br1) Quads are best for Hard surface and Organic modeling
Comment from : @user-yk2dc6yr7q

my tip?bronly focus on adding one technique per model when you are new to this stuffbrit's okay, you'll be fine
Comment from : @knerf999

Lesson B: Have multiple hand models with varied topologies in your library
Comment from : @nexpro6985

Excellent content and explanation 🎉
Comment from : @TheSatzy6699

This is now one of my favorite videos on YouTube
Comment from : @JRichardGaming

Your edge color and plans are close It’s very hard to see
Comment from : @SIXARSTUDIOS

best youtube video I ever seen!
Comment from : @osantinello

fantastic very helpful much needed
Comment from : @willraz5497

The best technique so far is downloading assets from the internet and avoiding copyright like a boss 👾
Comment from : @darkHat07

Great video Thank you for sharing This video alone gets a subscribe from me
Comment from : @loofa4775

So holding lines are only relevant for SubD models?
Comment from : @eienjirosama916

nice tips, my friend!
Comment from : @jehms9

Massively underrated my dude!
Comment from : @drewbigelow4979

Great stuff!
Comment from : @VishnuMenon

really helpful 👍
Comment from : @avdeshk3553

the more you know
Comment from : @kSlank

17:08 most important part
Comment from : @_plaha_

Over 500k views on such a tequnical video gives me faith in humanity
Comment from : @killacounty

Thank you for the recap at the end! I have a feeling I'm going to come back and reference this all the time I've been a casual Blender user for almost a decade, but I'm just now learning more about topology and kicking myself for not learning it earlier
Comment from : @TranquilMarmot

Thank you soo much, like, really thank you
Comment from : @olyazhebel9620

Excelente!!
Comment from : @btovdeo

Such a precise and helpful tutorial, thank you a lot
Comment from : @moonchild8105

Great help Thanx
Comment from : @danielsonderhoff5882

Thank you!
Comment from : @PieterHanja

Very hard to see
Comment from : @therobustmole1137

Thank you so much for explaining this so well
Comment from : @Ponk_80

the video was so helpful thank you so much
Comment from : @5SecondsOfFrames

is it ok to have 5 edges converging on a single vert?
Comment from : @dean3184

Very useful lesson and easy to apply in any 3d software! brbrThank u so much! Just subbed 😄👍
Comment from : @Mamika_AFK

holy fuck i feel so smarter rnbrjokes aside, great tutorial explaining topology even for someone who's into 3D modelling for 2 months now, really well explained!
Comment from : @piounanomia3480

Thanks man your videos really helps
Comment from : @danyalahmad9599

Very helpful, thanks!
Comment from : @AtSkiy1987

Hi, it is a great video But would you be so kind and explain situation on 0:50? Youŕe doing the first cut and the result is one vertex on the right side and two vertices on the left How do you get rid of the second vertex on the left? I can imagine it can be used on some plane but on box like you´ve showed on your other videos you end up with triangle So 1-3 is easy but with this could you answer me?
Comment from : @jambadidi9922

hi bris there discord server of urs? bri want to show and ask something!
Comment from : @robinnegi2671

Edgeflow has been a challenge for me, but im thinking im starting to get it finally Thank you
Comment from : @Numi_Verse

The way you eliminated that tri and ngon with one edge, absolutly blew my mind and now i feel absolutly stupid 😂
Comment from : @Shwobblywobbly

18:43 Wow that is cool seat 💗
Comment from : @ikaisoha2700

Thank you for this video It was clear, easy to understand and I learnt a lot I know how to practice my topology skills
Comment from : @kevwe23

Thank you so much
Comment from : @IZNT-0

11:57 We learned Maya in school and while I use blender now I do miss using this "silhouette mode," it's a lot less straight forward to replicate in blender
Comment from : @pyrotechnick420

Thanks for this refresher, I'm not sure if we ever properly learned how to guide edge flow back in the day in school I've been struggling using the subdivide workflow for years now, being unable to control my edge flow properly Thank you for this
Comment from : @pyrotechnick420

What a fantastic video! I have been modeling for ages as a hobby and topology is one of my least favorite subjects and most videos I find on the subject bore me to death this was simple to the point and INFORMATIVE! Thank you!
Comment from : @TheGrayKPlays

I just wanted to make s
Comment from : @binhvuthanh7546

amazing video! thanks for sharing the knowledge! <3
Comment from : @VeronicaMorera

Hi! When localizing topology, aren't the 3-edge poles created problematic?
Comment from : @javierarias1903

The best video about edge flow ever
Comment from : @RichellyItalo

Probably one of the best video I have ever found about Topology, thanks so much for sharing it! I left like , bell and suscription for ever!
Comment from : @maurogamer5135

Very powerfull video, Thanks a lot Ser
Comment from : @kamolhakim3688

Might watch it later, this will be useful next time I practice a bit with Blender
Comment from : @TheOscarGamer_

i wanna study bottomolgy
Comment from : @aungyezaw7593

Great video I’m self taught so seeing a structured video on typology will def help me improve my work Thank you!
Comment from : @racheleprojects

please on mars 3d make complete course on 3d topology
Comment from : @DannyGameplayz

beautiful man thanks for this mate 😁😁😁
Comment from : @the_3d_cookie

Amazing video Thank you
Comment from : @mbattee

amazing work thank you !
Comment from : @TherealSam561

what button doyou press to remove edges with the multi cut tool?
Comment from : @connorboyle

what if i dont need to subdivide? for example if i wanted to make a static asset, is it still better to use quads only?
Comment from : @me-jd7mu

This was really helpful, would like to see more topology lessons
Comment from : @lordlem

Sheeeeessshhh low key gonna watch all your tutorials so that I can bring back the Lancer one day ;)
Comment from : @TheOfficialTimro

Thank you for this! Even though I don't use Maya, the fact that you go over the basic fundamentals that bridge many different softwares is amazingly helpful for a novice in any 3D modeling software
Comment from : @BarrettSmithBB

Why are we trying to get rid of triangles, wouldn't you have to worry about the corners of quads not being co-planar and therefore being poorly defined?
Comment from : @gfasterOS

Ty so much!!!!! I was struggling with some triangles
Comment from : @danieldallagnol5523

i saw the thumbnail for this and instantly thought it was about car crashes and child safety or something
Comment from : @igglemuggy7673

Amazing thoughts organization! thank you so much
Comment from : @growupempresas3698

Thanks!
Comment from : @schizoscope8703

great !
Comment from : @borisboidron6278

this was really useful! will definitely implement these tips on the model i'm currently working on :D
Comment from : @snazziington

this really helps me out Thanks!
Comment from : @vrtech473

Holy crap this really opened my eyes even today as someone who has been having problems with not going over my class’s tri limit in Maya
Comment from : @kookio4284

very very helpful
Comment from : @hihihing7302

Thank you for video BUTbrMost annoying phrase said “LIKE SO”
Comment from : @nemesis851_

this is pure gold
Comment from : @federico8342

Amazing, thank you so much for this video, whas exactly what I needed
Comment from : @LuisLopez-lm3lk

Your tutorials are fantastic and very helpful Thank you!!! Wld love to see you go deeper into topology in Maya
Comment from : @ang2733

Absolutely Yes Please more topology lessons & a big thanks for this tutorial 🙏!!
Comment from : @naqabposhniraj

I'm not very good at polygon modeling, so it's very helpful for me to have this kind of instructional videobrbrbrThanks!
Comment from : @mrCetus

Amazing, thank you! Clear, structured explanation with good voice
Comment from : @JoySenseKO

In the last year I've been toying around with a bunch of software and my 2 favs are 3Ds Max and Maya What a duel right!! Now I've had to renew I can't afford both and I can't chose I don't do anything special My background is set design I like modeling, texturing and rendering I haven't animated so I don't know if I'd like it but right now it's not really interesting me I haven't sculpted either but it seems too much effort I don't mind the idea Right now I'm just going in circle I called autodesk and they couldn't even guide me Help anyone reading this Why should I choose Maya over 3DS max? Same price Look and feel is different It's so stupid
Comment from : @pascalcreativedesign8790

9:02 (just a bookmark)
Comment from : @dominitshek5031

Very useful tips! Thanks a lot!
Comment from : @hamidrezasalami4620

I'm a blender user Found this to be an excellent explanation of topology (something I have an issue with) Thank you!
Comment from : @risingghost2809

Great lecture
Comment from : @shubhamfartade7105

wow! Thanks for the tips!!
Comment from : @russelloverland9508

I would just like to add a little comment to the first tip for everyone, be careful when using cutting and welding vertices so you don't create so-called spiderwebs (welding several edges into a single vertex without proper edge flow and loops) It can screw with smoothing and overall shadows from lighting very easily, leaving ugly artifacts In certain situations, it can occasionally work and seem extremely efficient but it is not worth the potential clean-up work when it doesn't Great Vid! 👍
Comment from : @DrakZhull