7 Topology Tips Every 3D Artist Should Know

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Comment from : MLT Studios

You move too much your camera, it's anoying
Comment from : micamotion

We dont need to know those Useless
Comment from : BitorBit

these words should be written in gold! thank you!
Comment from : Roozbeh Ebadi

🤩🤩🤩❤❤
Comment from : Maria F

mesh xd
Comment from : pajs88

Awesome tips! Thanks!
Comment from : dm1d94w

Fantastic tutorial with genuinely useful tips - these prevent a lot of re-working!
Comment from : BigAntVideo

You have my subscriptionbrI'm going through the Donut Tutorial and the biggest thing I wish he used was an indicator on screen for what buttons he's currently using I appreciate that you have done this
Comment from : Kairon156 [Woulfgang]

In #1 you made an N-gon
Comment from : Meerkat Power Gaming

YouTube kept SPAMMING this video in my feed so I finally clicked on it and it's amazing All of these tips are great! I thought this was some kind of newbie video but I loved every second
Comment from : Dingle Donger

I work with C4D and sometimes try out some features of Blender Your video is truly one of the best basic (things you need to know) videos that follow the standard workflows of any 3D software I wish this had existed 15 years agobrThumbs up Really good
Comment from : CGGermany

This is top tier quality content, blessed be you brother
Comment from : Project_OniricDEV

are this all tips applicable in maya?
Comment from : Shikhar Rastogi

Please use a pop filter on your mic
Comment from : MayhemMistress

For tip #4, why wouldnt you use the method from tip #7?brFor tip #6, at 8:15, why is it important to "not have these two edges that close together"?
Comment from : WyattBlends

Bro just share his life secrets being a 3D modeler
Comment from : 3 ngàn

So good Can't believe that I am just now learning there is a "flatten" option you can turn off while using the "to circle" command
Comment from : Balexander253

I think that if I understood 10 of this, I would be a really good 3d artist lol
Comment from : decon everett

whats wrong with your voice, man?
Comment from : audio technika

i got hours and hours of mesh practice with this single video thank youuuuuu!!!!
Comment from : WyattBlends

Thank you so much! You break it down perfectly for me to understand
Comment from : Joh Tomatohs

Good stuff! Thank you!
Comment from : echopathy

deutsch accent or i wrong? )
Comment from : XPMS

amazing tips WOW
Comment from : CravensArt

Should i start learning how to use blender? Ive been working in 3dsmax and z brush mostly
Comment from : Jimmy Lee

real
Comment from : Fuzzynt 3D

you can weight edges so they remain sharp under subsurf, no need to do any of this crap/
Comment from : Merlijn van Helm

This is gonna help me a lot Thanks, Sir
Comment from : João Victor

wow, after searching this kind of videos for half of a day, your video turned out to be the most useful and understandable THANKS!!!
Comment from : Dreamer

thankyou
Comment from : Warrior Maddy

Thank you
Comment from : Joe Doe

Das ist doch ein deutscher Akzent
Comment from : danny hamster 20

Brother this is insanely good topology tips, thank you so much
Comment from : snipar

very nice! ♥
Comment from : Anette Bianca

Very very very very helpful ❤❤❤
Comment from : Waqas Hayat

kannst ruhig deutsch reden xD gutes Video
Comment from : Chris_Rizz

고마워요😀
Comment from : reaper

thank you i appreciate your video
Comment from : Khairul Bahari Andi Prawira

That was a lot of useful content in just 9 minutes
Comment from : Necrocidal

How do I make my AI do this automatically?
Comment from : Two Sheds

Great stuff! I don't really use Blender much (I should for modeling, though, it's quite a bit more intuitive than C4D), but I can definitely apply these principles in my workflow
Comment from : mpbMKE

I am not entirely sure, why this was in my recommendations, but if I try to do some 3D stuff, I will certainly return and hopefully understand what is going on
Comment from : Maggie Fix

I have been working with 3D for close to ten years, granted in other parts (rig, animations), and these tips still surprise me!
Comment from : Yonlop

Kuss auf Nuss, thanks man <3
Comment from : sleepy Boi

2:50
Comment from : Issac

I do use blender for more than 6 years, but even that I found some of the tips helpful! Good job! 👍 😊
Comment from : Jakub Kameník

Thank you so much for this video! Excellent pace, clear explanations, and quality knowledge--happy to have found a good resource Just subbed!
Comment from : Aldrae909

Awesome tips man! Really helpful even for experienced artists, especially those who have learnt on their own and may have missed some of these (like me) Tip 1 will be super useful for me, as I have always used supporting edge loops on corners like that, never even thought of fixing it like you did Although it does mean some vertices have five connecting edges, but for this case its worth it I also wondered if you could use the loop tools addon for tip 4 to make the cylinder inside the sphere? I discovered that addon not too long ago, and its amazing Keep up the good work!
Comment from : Portal Productions

Very good video Thanks I like the style I can use a mirror You may not be so lucky
Comment from : Plamen Momchilov

I watched this video and I learned so much about topology Now I can finally make my 3D models look like they have skin and bones instead of blobs and sticks Thank you for the tips, you are a topology master!
Comment from : Alex W

This is a very good video If you’ve got the time, i would love a video about planning organic topology, especially the head
Comment from : Chbo

Loved these tips
Comment from : Inky Drop Glow

Great video and tips However I don't understand why most 3d artists always try to go with quads instead of triangles in every situation There are situations when triangles are fine but still adding more topology and making it more expensive for the renderer is way to go for most of the artists It doesn't matter that much in movies as it does in games tho
Comment from : MG GT

Loved it Quick and to the point Thank you for sharing!
Comment from : Hintze

Couldn't the loop tools solve the previously mentioned cylinder into sphere boolean?
Comment from : n79 studio

Do yourself a favor and skip this and learn paramteric modelling and work with Solidworks or Fusion
Comment from : Lukas von Niederhäusern

This video is also really good for medium beginner level users because I just learned like 5 things I’ve been wanting to learn since I started by just watching you do them naturally in the background
Comment from : Wendigo Hunters!

About the first tip, why not increase "Crease" to that edges?
Comment from : A Member

What I am still having a hard time wrapping my head around doing retopo is Sphere drones with those damn door cut aways Do you have any advice for those types of situations? Mine end up looking horrid with the complex mesh Most of these topology I use Meshmachin3 which has saved me tons of time doing all those extra steps your doing in the video, love that addon
Comment from : EvilMP5

ohhh a blender one, good bye
Comment from : Martin Fünfkirchler

Cool, but are you from germany?
Comment from : Till Hartmann

Watching these Blender tuts keeps me realizing I know nothing! It's like watching Eddie Van Halen play Eruption but you're 14 and haven't been playing guitar but for 1 year If there's so many bad ways to do these, why does Blender start you off with a bad topologized sphere shape??? arggggg well, thx for the tips
Comment from : TruthSurge

couldn't the first problem be fixed with marking the inside corner as edge
Comment from : CometX

❤❤❤
Comment from : ali montazeran

These tips are legit Definitely use them You can also inset to create the 1 to 3 polygon reduction
Comment from : Uxcis

It's ok AI will probably do this in split second in 2 years 😂
Comment from : Millan Ferende

why you add this many unnecessary polygons 5:00 I know that im little extreme wean make my own model and i remove all the unsery polygon i find for my model because most off my 3D models made for video game but even if you make thos for somatics you still able to many off thos polygons and the model i will look exactly the same
Comment from : Water Cat

For tip #4, you could have used x2 mirror modifier to save even more time
Comment from : Liam Koehler

yes i know what all of this means
Comment from : S3A

These tips are awesome 👏 thanks my pioneer
Comment from : tom8os

One tip additional tip that would be good to show is how to do shallow seams on a surface The kind that follow the curvature of a surface but don't touch the surface boundary These are often necessary for doing panels on space ships, robots, futuristic armour, etc
Comment from : Ian Zamojc

#7 could have used an F3 menu in edit mode using the transform To Sphere On a 2D shape, it will make it a circle
Comment from : creepermin 20

You know, if you want to cut a cylinder into a sphere, you could just ROTATE the sphere over in the direction of the cylinder and utilize it's existing round geometry Cutting a hole in the side like that is just dumb
Comment from : Max SMoke

These are super handy tips!
Comment from : David S

Thanks a lot !
Comment from : MAO CHIOU

Thank you very much!
Comment from : Alter Naive

I surprise topology can fixed that easy, i still need to learn huh
Comment from : Samaro SMN

So good! This is gold
Comment from : Casiel Checoni

I'm a Max guy and these are really useful tips Thanks!
Comment from : Matheus Almeida

Well, i must say, this tips will come handy At least one of them already solved one of my thought problems already 😁 (the uv-sphere top and bottom centers when shadding) Gonna start using subdivided cubes or icospheres now And somehow now it makes sense why i see people usually using a subdivided cube instead of a uv-sphere on tutorials🤔
Comment from : Alex Mazvi

Comment from : boris stengele

i blew my nose real hard after watching this
Comment from : Yanshuo Li

Thank you
Comment from : Jeremiah Armstrong

I started in blender in 2021 and trust me, I've watched countelss tutorials and THIS IS THE BEST TOPOLOGY TUTORIAL so far These tips are soooo usefull in many cases I've been strugglin to design a good topo and tutorials about it are either too long/boring or too complex, giving unclear examples Man I can't thank you enough Just subbed & liked your video!
Comment from : Walter Böhm

Supporting edge loops? Why not use the edge crease?
Comment from : Marty

The title is spot on You just answered every question I had about how to improve my topology And I can’t tell you how much I appreciate that you put so much useful information in under 10mins!
Comment from : Merlin