This Is The Perfect Way Of Creating A Metal Material With Rust For A Mandalorian Helmet In Blender!

[@robknippie]

Right on time, Just finished your fist part tnx a lot. great way of teaching keep on going!!!

[@mtranimation]

Thanks you very much!

[@ahmedkamal1901]

Pure awesomeness

[@mtranimation]

Thanks!

Thanks from Brazil!

[@comandobando3340]

underrated video and channel. Deserves more support!

[@mtranimation]

Thank you so much! :)

[@sarthakchoudhary9753]

Amazing videos. This helmet looks so cool. This is the way.

[@mtranimation]

Thank you! Glad you liked it :)

[@stickykeys7413]

Learnt a lot, very good tutorial thanks :D

[@VelocityVex]

I have a question, if I wanted to export. will the textures automatically export?

[@harrysingh877]

hey dude, thanks for the tut, but dyk why you used b-spline instead of linear - whats the point in b-spline?

[@astandardman]

Thank you for such a good tutorial. I am trying to 3d print the helmet, but when I delete the faces inside of the visor, the result is bumps along the edges of the visor. would you know of any way to fix this?

[@mtranimation]

Thank you! Hmmm, hard to say without visual example. What you can try to do is fixing the normals of your mesh with shift-N?

[@astandardman]

@@mtranimation ahh I figured it out, when i went to delete the faces I accidentally deleted the vertices instead of the faces. Thanks

[@ru_ur]

2:58 - every time in that point my blender is crashing.

[@mtranimation]

Have you tried to add an environment texture while not in render view mode?