Using Weighted Bevels In Blender

Taking a look at how you can use weighted bevels with subdivision in Blender.
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[@3TQHAJSHNQ]

I always learn something from watching your videos. Thanks for posting.

[@NNgon]

More like A lot of things

[@axcel100]

I really like using this workflow, also adding a weighted normal modifier can help with face transitions in between the weighted edges

[@heckensteiner4713]

Fantastic demonstration. I dont know why more people don't use weighted bevels or subdivision creases when modeling. I guess it's because it doesn't translate well to games or other software? I think I just answered my own question, but I love it because it's non-destructive.

[@quintin1561]

I use this exact workflow for sub d modeling. Its so simple for most holding edges 👍

[@Just-CDR]

Nice Video👌 Can you do one about creating a low poly game version out of the high poly bake version?

[@PuttMeetsHelios]

That was quite interesting! Question: Let's assume you have imported Open Street Map 3D data to Blender, maybe a part on Manhattan. Then you would have a lot of N-Gons on the buildings. Is there a way to do the quads not manually but automated? Goal: I am looking for a time-efficient way to bevel the cities buildings and basically rounding up all their shapes a bit.

[@pzthree]

For distant objects try using a bevel shader, can be baked. For geo, a regular modifier by angle is your best bet.

[@PuttMeetsHelios]

@@pzthree Thanks a lot!

[@kickskii]

What's the addon you're using that shows you the cut angle while using the knife tool?

[@pzthree]

Preferences / key map / knife tool ... change settings. Save preferences.

[@kickskii]

Thank you very much!

[@M.Scibor]

This is like I dont have words. Topology looks like shit but it works almost perfectly and it is fast as fuck... It stands in opposite for what i have learned but WOW its amazing.

[@Specter_1125]

You learn good topology first so you know when and where you can get away with bad topology.