Industrial Design/Product Modeling Tutorial #30 | Glass Bottle

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[@polygonpen]

You can get the bottle tutorial here: polygonpen.gumroad.com/l/bottle1 You can also folow me on other platforms: www.patreon.com/polygonpen twitter.com/mert_iskndr instagram.com/polygonpen/

[@nathandirezende]

I said it once and I'll say it again Polygon Pen is the best modeling channel on KZbin. 👌✨

[@polygonpen]

Wow wow wow thank you :)

[@erickdias7728]

It's crazy how we get such a nice tutorial for free, thank you so much for this!

[@polygonpen]

Thanks Eric!

[@eddierobbertse8957]

Agreed. The tutorials on this channel is better than most tutorials you'd get in a paid course. Supreme quality.

[@polygonpen]

@@eddierobbertse8957 Oh, awesome to hear that, thanks!

[@bitjame4195]

Wow!!! That's cool. Let's start learning about Redshift.

[@barnabaszczepanski7955]

Fantastic :) Thank you!

[@polygonpen]

Thank you!

[@jameswilkinson150]

I just wanted to say thank you so much for the fantastic tutorials, they are INCREDIBLE!! If I am honest I'm very new to C4D and can't always follow they all the way through (especially regarding the hierarchy system/menus (as they're quite small and difficult to see) but regardless I have learned SOOOO much!! You are the best dude!!

[@polygonpen]

Thank you very much James, much appreciated!

[@Mashaykal]

I finally get paid for some of my 3D artwork. Most of the model i've made i learned the topology from your tutorial, thanks a lot sir😄🙏🏻

[@polygonpen]

Wow awesome to hear that, keep going!!

[@Mashaykal]

@@polygonpen undoubtedly sir, thank you😁

[@generodidtheedit]

Love Industrial Design tutorials, thanks polygonpen!

[@polygonpen]

Thanks Genero!

[@hrihori_art]

I've read in various places that the liquids should extend slightly beyond the inside wall of the glass for better rendering

[@polygonpen]

Could be true, I will look into that!

[@donxello]

Yes it is called nested dielectrics I was told. If there is a space the light cannot enter directly from the glass to the liquid. But the overlap should be minimal.

[@Plum0401]

Great Tutorial!Thank you for your help!

[@DeibydPerez]

It blew my mind. Thank you very much for your time, dedication and for sharing. Great tutorial. I want to buy the advanced bottle tutorial with Redshift.

[@polygonpen]

Thank you very much, much appreciated!

[@visualism_official]

Hello I'm getting a lot of help from watching your good tutorial all the time :) I have a question If you do the edge slide shown at 8:08 while looking at the tutorial you uploaded, the edge moves as you want, and some parts move in the opposite direction. I also set up the Symmetry Hub with you without any problems, but I'm asking if you know the reason. Thank you.

[@folders_apries]

learn so much from you man, thankyou somuch!

[@polygonpen]

Oh, nice to hear, keep going!

[@romuk3092]

Thank you for the tutorial. I'm adding this in my to do list.

[@polygonpen]

Awesome!

[@eddierobbertse8957]

Amazing video packed with useful info 🤩

[@polygonpen]

Thanks Eddie!

[@thedude8730]

Thanks for another great tutorial!

[@polygonpen]

Thank you!!

[@abduallahahmad3486]

As usual amazing tutorial, thank you so much

[@polygonpen]

Thank you Abduallah!!

[@olutoyese]

Thank You So Much Mert!

[@polygonpen]

Thank you!!!

[@timuroguz1854]

Thank You! More tutorial pls :)

[@polygonpen]

Sure, more coming!

[@user-fu2ui9np4w]

Oh, that's great. Really

[@ktycnpkcn]

Very good tutorial. Keep going on :)

[@polygonpen]

Thank you!!!

[@thomasdorval7339]

Great ! Thank you.

[@NastEdits]

thank you, very usefull

[@bharat5194]

Fantastic!

[@annLee-pq1tn]

Did the teacher use the redshift renderer? Is there a course on OctaneRender?

[@j.ssuarez]

Awesome stuff as always Mert! I wanted to ask you about the liquid inside the botlte. Most tutorials out there recommend that the liquid actually intersects the inner walls of the bottle. There's some technical explanation for it but here you actually avoided that, can you elaborate on that? thank you!

[@polygonpen]

Thank you Jesus! I usually follow this method because it makes the middle part less distorted/refracted so that the label would be more visible. You can follow a different approach in different scenes or light setups, it all depends on project type.

[@Seppnick]

In the symmetry part at 8:11 it always lost the selection on two sides so I had to boost the tolerance in the symmetry hub to 7. Then it worked again. Edit: Ok, a little bit later the symmetry freaks out again. When I want to push the polygons out at 8:58. Don't know why. On two sides it works normal and on the other two sides it goes mad. Let's see if I can find out why. Edit 2: When I select the polygons of another side, it works normal😵‍💫???

[@polygonpen]

It is buggy, I know, symmetry hub seems work better.

[@amjadahdab]

Awesome!

[@MrSzwarz]

I'm Modo user, but also Plasticity starter/ Still wonder about glass thickness. Some software have built in thickness by default, some not. I just wonder how it should be resolved when building glass models. Adding liquid glass thickness is important, however when rendered it does not appear to be visible.

[@polygonpen]

I haven't figured that out yet, people say different things .

[@ismaiderman]

great tuto ....

[@polygonpen]

Thanks man!

[@myproject3643]

Лучший ))🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@SeuGago]

Thanks a lot! Do you create your "Advanced Bottle Modeling and Rendering in Cinema 4D" with Octane?

[@polygonpen]

Thanks but I don't think I will do that, instead I will may do a complete new one on Octane.

[@akanilla]

How to calculate the volume of the bottle for production?

[@polygonpen]

I have no idea :/

[@Nero1__977]

Hi man, would you create Advanced Bottle Modeling tuto like you have on gumroad but with octane instead of redshift? I feel like there's no tutorial like that on youtube which fully explains details for bottle texturing in octane. Thanks!

[@polygonpen]

Hi, you can apply the same methods I used in that tutorial to the Octane renderer. Octane and Redshift are quite similar.

[@alone4129]

u tutorial amazing , i wanna ask u , iwant start learning 3d i want make motion graphics and short film and animation which is better cinmea 4d or blender ? i'm actually download cinema 4d with arnold render , corona render and blender too but i don't know what i start with ?

[@polygonpen]

If you want to be really good at motion graphics, I would say Cinema 4D is a great choice, also it is great for freelancing. Blender is also great, lots of learning material on youtube and it is free, plus it has its own render engine.

[@alone4129]

@@polygonpen i have c4d without redshift and octane , ihave corona and arnold so i can good quality?

[@standardcgi]

and octane ?? or u will be using redshit from now on ?

[@polygonpen]

I will be using both of them.