Blender 3D: How to make holes in a mesh

[@PC-xu9fd]

Bro, you saved me like hours of work, thank you!

[@rbgohome]

Grabbing the bits and pieces of info together as a Blender beginner, the info you present is a gem, that really adds to Blender insights and the sparks the enthousiasm and imagination of things that can be done! And that in only 3.5 minutes; well I played it at 0.5 speed to duplicate in realtime. Thanks man!

[@elixorvideos]

Dude you're an absolute lifesaver. This is exactly what I needed. It looks super complicated but can be achieved incredibly quickly :)

[@guarawow4221]

dude this was great. Love how clear and straightforward it was. keep it up!

[@sobreaver]

Great tut, gives idea for newbies like me on how to approach automatic modelling process

[@EnsignLovell]

That was nice, I feel the "to sphere" transform could have been used though. Doesn't save much in the way of time but it could help result in less polygons.

[@rudypieplenbosch6752]

Thanks for showing us, I was thinking about a ridiculous amount of pipes and a boolean modifier, this is more like it, you saved me :)

[@Akshay-cu2vd]

same here but it is not working on object which is not square in size

[@drwhulikesyou]

you could also just subdivide the faces then inset and apply the subdivision surface modifier and then deleting the smaller faces that we created by insetting

[@djwhispers3157]

yooooooooooooo, nice little tut

[@neerajbhatt3368]

Just Fantastic!!!! Learned a whole new world of Blender!!! THANX!!

[@Invisibletoday]

I was literally about to search this and it was the first video recommended

[@sakuuu6296]

When Shift + ctrl + b borders in a strange shape After completing the operation once, setting the segment to 1 in the lower left bevel panel solved the problem.

[@josephvanwyk2088]

If ONLY there were a 10 second way to do this. Would be nice if someone develops a tool that just cuts circles on flat faces where you draw them. (or in this case cut via pattern arrangement).

[@cyclotron471]

There is. I'll post it soon.

[@Omkar3324]

Ya many cylinders arrayed along with boolean, was something I was thinking.

[@KofaOne]

hardops, select verticle, Q, Circle

[@josephvanwyk2088]

@@KofaOne haha, yeah, 10 month old comment hopefully was before boxcutter, hahaha. Box cutter - great tool.

[@somytony9713]

Exactly to the point and helpful. Keep giving us more video , you will grow your subscriber base.

[@nerualsnave]

Thank you for making this, this is exactly what I was looking for! :)

[@MRVI-qp6on]

really good

[@cyclotron471]

Thank you.

[@mrmoneybagz]

Super splendid ma brotha! Very helpful.

[@tcheadriano]

Nice tut!!!

[@cyclotron471]

Thanks Adriano. Thanks for stopping by.

[@sefikyilmaz]

It was really helpful... Thank you.

[@anwarpalliyalil2193]

Please continue.. very useful

[@CostanzoPadovano]

Thank you!

[@blenderdad]

Quick and to the point. Thank you

[@GR3SS]

Thank you for this great tutorial

[@insidemotion_]

I subscribed to help your channel bro. keep it up

[@DoctorMadness]

Nice job good explanation!

[@anastasiosvogiatzis92]

Geometry wizardry!

[@uzairbukhari99]

you did it ma man! You won a sub+bell

[@bahtiyarozdere9303]

Noice. But I prefer creating one hole in the middle of big face, use array modifier or collection instance to save some memory.

[@cyclotron471]

That is true there is more than one way to skin a can in Blender. Uğradığın için teşekkürler. 90'larda iki kez orada bulundum.

[@nexliving8874]

awesome dude... simple trick yet great result!!! thank you bro

[@britishmemes]

Great tutorial !!!!

[@Katia_Targaryen]

Thanks a lot for this great tutorial. Best wishes.

[@mfrazeehvacc5012]

Thank you for making this tutorial!

[@pepep.823]

Ok this is brilliant, genius!

[@petrnovy6196]

Great explanation, thanks :)

[@MoniAziz12]

Genius, thank you 👍👍👍

[@Cookedfrfrfr]

Very helpful!

[@HanniSeidenba0525]

wow. I love this.

[@joe_fabricator]

Looks "Grate" 🙂

[@marchinoasti]

Great!

[@awayout5210]

Brilliant!, Thanks

[@AndreiSMonteiro]

This saved my life hahaha Thank you!!!!

[@PixelForgeLab]

thank you ! super useful

[@luckyhappy65]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@user-meta]

Many thanks!

[@dzulfikaryasyifzamzami9758]

Thank you so much!

[@cyclotron471]

Glad it helped!

[@venzikalbanov1795]

You are awesome!

[@Uniboy1106]

thank you!

[@cyclotron471]

Thank you for stopping by.

[@64kernel]

Love it.

[@MsSEXTANS]

amazing thank you so much!!!!!

[@cyclotron471]

You're so welcome!

[@ClaudioFontachannel]

great and simple

[@user-cy5im8vl5l]

where did you get the loop tool from ?

[@socrates112]

Brilliant!

[@anne-em7zu]

Nice! thanks!

[@7errafirma]

I am totally a beginner and I might be talking nonsense right now, but, wouldn't it be a lot easier and practical to achieve the same result by using array modifier? Is there a specific purpose or advantage of using this method?

[@sonyviva308]

When I use the Circle Looptool, my Blender just freezes...

[@senthilvelan544]

Thank you Good Man!

[@kiwifruit3d]

Thank you

[@marced2751]

Brilliant

[@berk304]

thank you but... is there a way to control material thickness for this kind of product?

[@theillitistpro]

That WTF moment just kicked in, Thanks.

[@cyclotron471]

I sometimes have to watch my own videos cause I forget how to do things that's how bad my brain is.

[@skyz3ra]

nice one

[@9strumental]

amazing

[@VedaWarlock]

ty nice videos

[@cyclotron471]

Thank you for the compliment.

[@fabricionuove9561]

thanks

[@louska4678]

I LOVE YOU!

[@user-ws6bm2ri1d]

Hi. How about square holes?.

[@ZekeTheFur]

"Where does the circle go? Thats right, the square hole!" sorry i had to

[@yasirahmed6389]

Nice!!

[@deeplyseated7427]

Great

[@daraspul]

how did you make your default cube look like that when you spawned it?

[@onkarkitekt]

🥇

[@damirshabayev344]

why is ur cube "shiny"

[@ixtirochiavlodlar]

Wow

[@user-bc5vv1ug2g]

What about hexagon mesh holes in a flat plane?

[@MetaArchitect]

CTRL + SHIFT + D ???

[@georgecaths]

Hi, I'm trying this on an very uneven mesh and it keeps cutting uneven polygons which make it very uneven and small, any help with this?

[@comptech5240]

Well, I guess it's because the surface is uneven, so the holes are becoming uneven too. To make even holes, you should have an even mesh

[@WhiteDunno]

I click subdivide but nothing happens

[@WolfPraefectus]

How do I get looptool

[@ivanuralsky8913]

menu - Edit->Preferences->Add-ons-> Type 'looptools' and activate checkbox

[@mlgquickscoper8122]

good shit

[@DataJuggler]

1:28 You lost me at Shift Control B.

[@alcidescarvalho8687]

What if you don't have Loop Tools? Please, help!

[@cyclotron471]

Go into Edit -> Preferences and type Loop Tools into the search on top and then check the tick to install.

[@robwarner1858]

Way too convoluted! I got the same result by subdiving my cube x15. Select all. Inset individual faces. Subdivide those faces x3 and then use Looptools/circle before making the cut. Took a fraction of the time and I ended up with far less geometry.

[@cyclotron471]

That's great. If there is a better way I'm all for it. Nothing is written in stone.

[@gian-227]

Nice but not always useable. It uses a lot of memory and the polycount it's really high.

[@cyclotron471]

That is true. I should've deselected what wasn't needed.

[@CC-rx9ty]

Thank you!

[@ukmonk]

Thank you so much!!!