ONE BY ONE: The Shrinkwrap Modifier in Blender 2.93 for retopology or surface based geometry.

I love Blender...
Yes, I know, broken record, but I do. And some of the things that have been part of it for ages have most recently been adopted by major production software. Shrinkwrap in Maya is relatively new, but where did it get the idea from? I wonder...
Anyway, here is a short tutorial about using Shrinkwrap in Blender 2.93 to create surface geometry, such as clothing, belts, etc. as well as a slightly more in depth look at what everything does in it. Slightly more.
Quick note: @3.30 I say tangent normal and I actually meant, target normal. Thanks to @CutToTheChasePlease for pointing that out
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[@shayleenparrett2035]

Neat little modern art shape you made!

[@GENVFX]

Thanks! I kept seeing an egg in a waistcoat when I was doing it!

[@ubertcoolie8694]

thank you for the video.

[@patrickmaynard1610]

Thank you !

[@GENVFX]

Pleasure

[@gustavoalvarez3335]

Hola muchas gracias por la excelente clase soy principiante y espero poder aprender mucho de tus técnicas de diseño, Saludos desde Argentina.

[@GENVFX]

¡Hola, Gustavo! Muchas gracias por esas amables palabras. Espero poder seguir sirviendote de ayuda. Adiós

[@Fuku299]

You Earned my Sub👏🏻👏🏻

[@TheFroggySwamp]

Could this be done with a lower poly model to shrinkwrap it to a high poly model?

[@GENVFX]

Yes, absolutely. In fact this is often done to start off a low resolution build of a high resolution object.

[@bobabooey8367]

Thanks British Dude

[@GENVFX]

Pleasure's all mine, Bob!

[@evlightart1928]

your outro made me murmurmur and subscribe)))) interesting video/ serching the insrtruments to 3d my lamps, but have been stucked/ shrimprolling sphere by custom shapes...offset 1 and theres an air between meshes(((((((( i just wanna put my png's on mesh and make them glow, but OMG is it impossible oh what)))))))))))))))

[@GENVFX]

I'm not entirely sure if this is the right thing, but if you're putting on a png texture to act as an emitter, you need to attach it to the emission of a BRDF shader and then set the strength to something like 1 or higher. That'll make it glow in the Cycles Render and light up your scene

[@evlightart1928]

@@GENVFX i'll try now! thank you!

[@evlightart1928]

@@GENVFX YUUUUHUUUUU I DID IT

[@GENVFX]

@@evlightart1928 YAASSSSS!

[@Staglaitor]

Thanks for video, - can i increase resolution during wrapping in order to fit thin geometry?

[@GENVFX]

Yes, you can update the the subdivision of your base object. You can do the same to the wrapping surface too, but I recommend adding polygons only where you think you need it rather than add extra subdivision.

[@dimifisher7942]

Is this the right way to create a helmet?

[@GENVFX]

It's certainly one way to do it. Build a base helmet shape and then do this to build up panels, yes that would work.

[@dimifisher7942]

@@GENVFX really thank you

[@GENVFX]

@@dimifisher7942 🙏

[@GENVFX]

@@dimifisher7942 it's my pleasure

[@seth111yta1]

@3:30 *t a r g e t* normal project

[@GENVFX]

Ha! yes! Wow, how did I miss that! I'll add a note in the description now! Thanks!

[@linguist2k]

Your "pointless shape" is a FISH.

[@windworldwide8840]

if you explain something ... SHOW IT !!

[@GENVFX]

Sorry if you're unhappy. Can you be more specific about what has not been shown so I can perhaps make a second video to address it or point you at a video that I have done that may be you answer. Thanks for your comment.

[@windworldwide8840]

@@GENVFX hi Gen, sorry but this is way too long for a 3 min demo !, ... to make it short, ... for people to remember, : do what you say and say what you do ! best rgds.

[@kathleenritterbush6500]

The MUMBLING! Please remember that your viewer might be new to this, so mumbling past your step-by-step instructions is so confusing. Thanks for the video though!

[@GENVFX]

That's fair. This is an earlyish video, and the more recent ones are a little less mumbly! Sorry, but glad you got something from it!