Blender bathrooms (part 2) sinks

I forgot to shade smooth at the end of the video if you need help with this process check part one and follow the same steps we used to shade smooth the toilet. If you found todays video helpful please thumbs up like and subscribe thanks for watching.

[@CosplayZine]

For curves you can go into edit mode and delete then use the drawing pen to draw the verts and select each and press v to change the non bended parts to bended parts by selecting "align" in the menu that pops up. I believe you can adjust the indivual geometry with alt s before converting it. (Don't quote me on that bc it might be alt a but I think it's "alt s". I do think you'd love hard ops and box cutter. Expecially because you can draw a detail like a square into your objects and cut/difference them instantly but it's non destructive or can be so that means you can change that cut into a knife cut, inset or even make a seperate object from that face. Once your finished you can apply it manually or quick apply in the hard ops menu. But all of your box cutter differences/cuts as they are referred to can be applied in a smart way allowing the geometry to not overlap. Its really sped up my workflow.

[@CosplayZine]

I meant right click and delete the segment on the curve and then draw your own by going into which ever camera mode you like.

[@lordfishgaming]

thanks brother@@CosplayZine