How do you assign multiple meshes with the same typology, like say 4 car tires to use the same part of UV map?

You have to set the crease to 100% if you want it to be sharp.

Unfortunately saying "take care of your curvature early in the process" means nothing to a beginner.

well done on the triangles part, they are good except on things that are meant to be deformed, like characters. i have seen so many "quads mind" 3d artists making assets for videogames with the most unomtimized polycount ever just because its "all quads"

ahh, TRIANGLES!

Much easier to just use the a Triangulate and Wireframe modifier. Making anything significant with the method in the video would take ages.

Yours of course

That was cool

The AI one is best viewed from afar. Yours, however, can be best viewed from close and far, so I'll say yours.

Amazing wonderful tip from 4:23👍 Thanks. This is the first time I have found a practical explanation so easy to learn and quick to apply for switching the flow from more to less polygons.

1 like and 1 sub for you <3

thank you very much, this is exactly what I needed for my truss bridge model

loved the info. i agree with renato, creases are the way to go over adding that loop cut

keep up

So undervolting the GPU, lowers temp, power consumption, etc. Does enabling DLSS lower power consumption further? I read that DLSS uses less power when it is enabled I'm not sure if it is the case with UV GPUs?

Thank you man! Your videos are extremely helpful! Keep it up! Sometimes your mic laggs and because of this it's hard to understand the information you say. Can you fix this? 🙂

I hope blender give us a tool for making panel lines. So much work for a small detail.

Hopefully you fix your mic issues because got dam

Absolute nice tricks. Something a small mistake couldn't find the solution and wasting time. This one good

there is nothing about topology here)

That built in make line addon is called Snap Utilities Line.

great tut! I now use this technique when I apply a penis to my character models. I have a related question, what is the best way to add physics to the penis so that it bounces and swings around when I rig and animate it? thx!

Very useful!!

Good tut, thanks. The one thing I would say is this method changes the design to fit the topology. It needs to be the other way where the topology needs to be adjusted to the design. An example is say the cylinder is more to a vertical angle, or the cyliner is thicker/thinner than the edges can reach. Good tut though.

Thank you for the tutorial. I learned new technique from you.

yeh i subbed really like small tutorials like this its like one tip that has huge impact overall

an actual useful video for me thx

The type of tutorial I'm looking for Short and very informative Good job!

Nice tutorial, Thank you.

More topology videos please!

nice tutorial and nice topology... i just think you can use SHIFT+E to crease edges, instead of adding extra edge loops... good tutorial. Congrats

Bro what is microphone doing

awesome

Is this subdivision surface is must for good toplogy modeling

This Really Helps To Understand Basics Of Topology. Thank You!

Nice small tutorial about topology, but please, do something with sound