Design Sketches to 3D #1 | Subdivision Surface Training

[@oleg146]

That’s how tutorials should look like - fast and good explanation of the principles. Thank you!

[@talhazulqarnain2126]

THE BONUS VIDEO IS THE BEST!!!!

[@AliMahmoudHaidar]

i love your channel.. i moved from 3dmax modeling to cinema 4D .. and its very easy from your channel.. keep going !

[@polygonpen]

Awesome, keep going!

[@rdtrmb.8782]

1:25 Why don’t you use spherify deformer after you subdivide the sphere?

[@polygonpen]

Because it is not about just the shape, smoothing deformer makes each polygon have same size or closer to that, which will be important at later stages.

[@steve_the_designer]

Love the industrial design modeling. Please keep it up!

[@omoregbeebobby8243]

I love your tutorial i just completed this. Thank you

[@polygonpen]

Awesome

[@iam_themen]

Thanks Teacher!

[@polygonpen]

Thank you :)

[@Dawood.k]

More life to my polygonpen brother 🙏 ❤️

[@ilia4832]

MEGA! i love INDUSTRIAL Design:) THX BRO

[@florinptr1970]

...short but good...as always thumb up 👍👍👍

[@maurolps]

Nicely done!

[@AliMahmoudHaidar]

I am confused between octane and redshift for use in Render and Motion Effect.. what do you recommend for me.. I was previously working on vray in the 3dmax program

[@polygonpen]

Octane is faster for getting realistic results, Redshift is more flexable, make your choice, but if you are a freelancer, I would choose Octane.

[@AliMahmoudHaidar]

​@@polygonpen Thank you for your time.. I'm basically an architect, but I started a new job in the world of product design and motion graphic . At first I was confused about how to start and reach good results, but with your channel and your easy way of explaining, I found the program easy and helpful... Thank you for your time again and I wish you more success and followers... One latest question, what do you think about Arnold

[@polygonpen]

Thanks great:), I still use Arnold, it is great for big production type of renderings, if you have a big render farm it is the ultimate render engine for me, but if you are a freelancer and have one computer I would go with GPU render engines, Arnold is really easy to use but render times are not that great.

[@cristiancaraballotorres1649]

How do you show the low poly mesh but preserving the curve smooth lines of the mesh?

[@polygonpen]

Go to display then select Isoparms ( or first press ''N -B then N-I'' )

[@cristiancaraballotorres1649]

@@polygonpen thank you polygonpen!!

[@Wikk_CFA]

Great Stuff as Always 💯❤

[@radoman1234]

Nice trick with smooth.... I usually use sperihy deformer to get 'perfect' sphere. Well, maybe after smothing hexa sphere you can apply spheriphy.

[@polygonpen]

yeah you can use that too.

[@zark7751]

Bro, I really like your work. Thank you very much for everything you have done now. Can you help us learn how to model a phone case？

[@polygonpen]

Thanks, check out my older videos, I have one.

[@Ivan-od5hg]

never used FFD really, but it's a great tool if you're working with references and need to make major form adjustments quickly. Will definitely use it in future, thanks! :)

[@polygonpen]

Yeah exactly

[@talhazulqarnain2126]

Also can you do rendering tutorials. I have been working on Vray and I really want to try Redshift or Octane. Even if you do a series on Patreon Ill be happy.

[@polygonpen]

They are coming soon, I still haven't dicided yet to use which one, I am trying to get a GPU and use redshift or ocrtane

[@talhazulqarnain2126]

@@polygonpen I Love the Power Vray GPU brings. But I feel they are less motivated for Cinema 4d.

[@radoman1234]

@@talhazulqarnain2126 Forget Vray, they never care about C4D....... Both Octane and Redshift are ....better, developer take care about cinema peple. Also consider that Msxpn nuy Redshify, whicj mran 110% support.

[@bitjame4195]

@@polygonpenOctane is better

[@polygonpen]

@@bitjame4195 Yeah you get faster results

[@yunusemreerdogan9791]

Perfect!

[@ramongonzalezpablos7201]

very ver very cool. Thank you

[@niro2960]

Bro I really Like your work. thank you so much for what you are doing right now. can you help us to learn how to model a character for rigging

[@polygonpen]

It may be a but it is a little complicated to make, maybe in the future

[@BlenderNepal]

Thank you 👌❤🌹❤

[@talhazulqarnain2126]

Hello Friend, I have one request. I am an architect and my firm also does furniture that are made in turkey. And they send me the 3d furniture models from there. Can you please do a small tutorial showing how to fix imported models from other software.

[@polygonpen]

Oh great, what is your problem exactly, are you importing from CAD models.

[@talhazulqarnain2126]

@@polygonpen No I am importing Sketchup Models. And they Come all Janky and Broken. I tried many ways from your tutorials but Can not find a perfect fit

[@polygonpen]

@@talhazulqarnain2126 Well sketch up models are CAD/nurbs mostly so you will always have problems, if you can export from Sketch up as STEP file, Cinema 4D has STEP importer tool, which has a lot of options to make your imported objects clear.

[@talhazulqarnain2126]

@@polygonpen Thankyou so much mate, will look into this.

[@jeanfree3079]

Excelente. Por favor, modela a taça da EUROPA 2020! LIKEEEEEEE

[@老叶-m6e]

谢谢大佬