How to Tessellate Mesh in Blender

[@TruthSurge]

the text-to-voice is so funny at times. nice tut!

[@risaoram]

So this isn't already a "new level" ? Newbie here and I'm already blown away by this level. Thanks for sharing!

[@normanhuff3455]

This is incredibly helpful. I worked before with3Dsmax and it has it easier but now that I use blender it lack on this so thanks man.

[@architecturetopics]

True mate! Studio Max or Rhino are more capable in this field. We hope Blender gets there soon.

[@sadamth6714]

​@@architecturetopics blender wants to rectify this matter

[@abusarhan]

Lucky to find your channel...thanks.

[@rsher_digital-art]

Thank you so much for making this video/tutorial. This inspired me to delve into the tesselate modifier with a new found passion!

[@architecturetopics]

Thanks mate! Glad it help🖤

[@vickylau4981]

Great tutorial that shows a beginner like me the basics to get started and inspired! The voice over cracks me up but I'm getting used to it haha

[@JonBrowning760]

I make concrete candle vessels from 3d print, silicone mold to pouring concrete. This technique is amazing and would give me a ton of options if I were able to follow along. I, like the other guy got hung up at 2:11.

[@三脚猫-o9y]

convert to dual Mesh?

[@shoaibakhtar4934]

Thank you so much for making this video but man I've been trying to do this for 45 min now but when you skip and move forward you don't tell which keys you press or how you got there this is good for moderate or pro blender people but not for beginners i only got far as 2:11 poking the cube first time , i can not figure out the rest of the steps could use a lil more details for biggners without skipping things aside from that 10/10

[@architecturetopics]

My bad mate should have enabled the key casting on screen. What we did here is inset faces with i key as a short Cut. Extrude them by hitting E. I did also have my transformation on individual origins ( Transform Pivot near the magnate icon up top), and that I think is all we did here. 🖤

[@shoaibakhtar4934]

@@architecturetopics THANK YOU SO MUCH , even though you said so clearly i still had difficulty doing it but that's on me as I'm a beginner but i managed to do it, thanks again really appreciate you replying and helping out i shall watch your career with great interest. ganna go look at other stuff you made UwU

[@mindmythfilms1428]

@@architecturetopics Can't follow the video because of that, the faces do not scale the same with the i key

[@architecturetopics]

@@mindmythfilms1428 you should try applying scale in object mode before using inset.

[@ilungawandelewe5782]

I've been waiting for this tutorial. Thanks for sharing

[@architecturetopics]

Wish you find it helpful!🖤

[@ilungawandelewe5782]

@@architecturetopics I did. Your channel / content has helped me tremendously

[@HarnaiDigital]

Ohhhh so it is Called Tessellate. Thank you so much for the tutorial.

[@QuickstickD]

this was great tutorial, i just gotta figure out to get the shading smooth. Ty!

[@anisa2251]

SIR LETS SEE THE KEYBOARD SHORT IN THE VEDIO .THNX

[@eangbun586]

good tutorial and detail i could follow .

[@AndreasEngels030]

this is really great. If i may ask for a additional feature that would be seeing which short cuts you use.

[@Indevor]

Many thanks for all your videos. What blender really missing is the paramteric concept mechaism like (rhino+grasshopper). Wish the future node system can acheive such a thing.

[@architecturetopics]

So true mate! We really hope they make some fix around it.

[@thepandawithawizardhat]

How about the sverchok add on? I havent explore it much yet but was hoping for it to work like grasshopper

[@Karanpurohit121]

Thanks for sharing!

[@architecturetopics]

🖤

[@frankkon2322]

Thank you so much for your great content

[@generator29]

Fantasy, thank you!

[@JohnSmith-tc7qi]

im having a problem 4:28 when you click tab to object mode the lines still appear but when I do the same thing the line disappear. It is about my Blender version? Im using 3.6.2

[@TheSiRiUs9]

lovely and very nice video 💙💙💙💙

[@architecturetopics]

Appreciate it mate!🖤

[@TheWeirdSide1]

COOOOOL for me!

[@hasger1941]

hello is there a way to then close the mesh inside ( as it is still only a surface) to have solid lattice shape ?

[@mjmuftah271]

So amazing 👏 Thanks

[@architecturetopics]

Glad you liked it mate!🖤

[@sadamth6714]

Good topic dude

[@architecturetopics]

Thanks bud🖤

[@hasger1941]

hello how to show wire in object mode? TIA

[@ferhatyildirim2495]

Thanks a lot.

[@onur77452]

Great subject, I have been experimenting with it lately and really appreciate the video

[@architecturetopics]

Glad it help Mate!🖤

[@Christina_Jane81]

Thank you !!! I really need this tutorial !!! But I still have a question , how to make the object part is like this organic structure , part is a flat surface in a same face ??

[@architecturetopics]

Depend on the structure I think. Mainly by reducing the vertices count in that part so the Sub-Surface don't have much affect on it. Also by using modifiers like simple deform where you can limit the effect to a certain area ( Start - end). I mean blender is not the sharpest in this field so you kinda need to work it around depending on the case.

[@rainbowgaming8441]

when the voice said lets us roll with this video i died 🤣

[@bikermansl3]

Could you show your short cuts keys on screen. I keep getting lost

[@sirlefuppe]

how can I get a preview vor the Collapse in Object mode?

[@daz7960]

Спасибо за видео товарищ

[@ishukalia1099]

Great thanks for it Pls make some eveeee arcviz tutorial

[@architecturetopics]

Thanks mate! will do Something with Eevee.

[@sudipto30]

Very nice tutorial, well explained.

[@오리듀_oridoou]

GOOD

[@doha1303]

Looks like the building in german city chemnitz

[@luna6153]

Hey, i don't have the Tissue tools menu in my screen

[@architecturetopics]

make sure to use a latest version of blender. We did this using v3.3 and as we said 0:58 blender dev. tend to shift things around so you might check under the add-on info once you enable it for the tools place, usually on the side panel.

[@mrktim]

Can we do parametric design in blender?

[@architecturetopics]

To an extend maybe, Geo-nodes can help also. There are things that are time consuming in blender comparing to other Softwares. You can watch the Parametric introduction Video we made, the link to it in the description.

[@mrktim]

@@architecturetopics thanks

[@krypt2k25]

try Sverchok nodes in blender if u want to go full parametric in blender its really amazing .

[@mrktim]

@@krypt2k25 thanks!

[@deadsoapbox]

Your skill is sick and i appreciate it but the text to speech is killing the personality behind this video

[@anis-oy4jl]

2.25 minute press ?

[@architecturetopics]

In object mode press Ctrl A to apply Scale - Then Press I to inset faces in edit mode.

[@anis-oy4jl]

@@architecturetopics thnx pro

[@yuraamirov7893]

what are you clicking ? :(

[@sadamth6714]

Is This paid addon?

[@architecturetopics]

Built in blender add-on, free no need to download anything.

[@alexmuli]

5:12 lol

[@drumhailer547]

😮

[@Snowfinger]

"Please no Music in the Background"

[@architecturetopics]

got it!

[@DamnMoreVideos]

why is your ai bot voice british ?

[@Malaphisis]

u a robot bro?

[@joelmulder]

What a damn shame this video has that godawful robotic voice over. It’s very informative otherwise. EDIT: I take that back after having finished the video. You show some features of the Tissue add on, but nothing close to what was shown in the thumbnail.