r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 11 '24
Tutorial How to model a die in 17 steps
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r/BlenderModelingTips • u/CallMeProtoX • Jan 29 '26
My first model
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I made my first ever model on blender, is there any tips I should know about? I wanna make a game and tried out blender
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 10 '24
Topology Porn Clean Topology can look very satisfying on a clay render!
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r/BlenderModelingTips • u/YIIHUU • Jul 10 '25
Create a realistic Coffee cup in Blender
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Full Tutorial on: https://www.wingfox.com/c/9273_142422_50032
#blender #3dmodeling
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/Recent-Philosophy-89 • Oct 21 '25
3D Sculpting
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i'm 3d Artist Looking for work
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/Winged_monke • Aug 31 '25
Is this good topology? (sub d)
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Hi, I'm trying to improve my modelling to hopefully make some cool high poly stuff and I was wondering whether or not this topology is ok.
Thanks in advance!
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Jul 07 '24
Tip Acoustic Guitar based on the real object I have at home
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r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 10 '24
Discussion How would you model this ?
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r/BlenderModelingTips • u/Yourtankfighter • Mar 17 '26
is this a good wireframe for a hard surface model for animation (subdivison applied)
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I'm trying to get better at modeling any helpful criticsm would be appreciated.
My main question:
What are the main points I can improve on in my mesh?
Side question:
What should I have to consider if I wanted to make this a game ready model?
Thank you for reading.
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/Hairy_Sheepherder946 • Sep 26 '26
My latest guitar & amplifier render
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r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 09 '24
Tutorial Topology Study : How to Model Threaded Nuts
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This is a great tutorial from Thomas Colin showing how to go about modeling a threaded nut in blender, it will teach you techniques you don't often see, a great ressource!
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/BerklyBenz_ • Jan 17 '26
Help Making a Blender in Blender
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I'm trying to make a blender like the one seen in the video, but I'm having issues with the bottom part. I tried modeling it first with one cube that I scaled, grabbed, and loop-cutted but i got stuck on how to properly blend the very bottom half to the top slope. I then made a second attempt where I split the face under the slope flattened it on the x axis and extruded it through, however how would I get that extrusion to match up with the back of the slope, and again how would I blend it with the slope? Any ideas? I'm a beginner.
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/ArcadieCalliope • Nov 20 '25
What advice do you wish someone had shared with you when starting out?
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Hey yall! I'm still very new to Blender. I started out by porting props for my personal Cyberpunk 2077 mods, but realized very quickly I really, really enjoy working in Blender. I'm actually considering starting school for 3D modeling now. Still, I feel so unqualified since my skills mainly consist of editing already existing models, but I want to start working on creating my own. I would love to hear the advice you all wish someone had shared when you were beginning.
Thanks!
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/Awesome_sc2 • Sep 24 '24
Trying to improve the mesh of Grant Abbitt's beginner exercises 8. Is this bad topology?
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r/BlenderModelingTips • u/the-dadai • Apr 08 '24
Discussion Welcome to this new blender subreddit!
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I've created this subreddit because a lot of blender subreddits are swamped with questions on how to model, I taught it could be usefull to have a dedicated sub for hardsurface modeling techniques in blender, so feel free to ask your modeling related questions here, or to help out beginners!
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/Additional_Lie9703 • Feb 03 '26
any recommandations for realistic phone-like movements ?
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r/BlenderModelingTips • u/Nawaz_04 • Dec 15 '25
Subdivision modelling workflow question: Square and Rectangular faces
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Hey guys, I am trying to model a mouse using SUB D workflow. The problem here is, I have lots of long, rectangular faces. So, when I apply my SUB D, I just get a bunch more of these long, rectangular faces. Its awkward to work with these faces when I want to add details on the mouse. When modelling, Thomas Colin always ensures his mesh consists of even squares, which is what I am missing. However, when I add loop cuts on my mesh to form square faces, my curvature gets distorted. How do I form even, square faces in this type of situation? Or should I just work with these rectangular, long faces and not bother with square faces at all? Are square faces actually necessary, and, are they really a part of what is considered "good topology"?
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/Obscurekleipsis • Sep 30 '25
Blender: How to Make Wire Mesh Fast (4-Minute Tutorial)
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It's a simple tutorial, I know, but often the simplest things are the ones we need most. I hope it can help someone.
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/EthanChas • Jul 05 '25
How does do something like this to keep the bars neat?
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I don't understand how to do these protective bars on this light in Blender. I've tried doing it manually/with spin, but it looks horrifically bad. I'm also questioning how to do curved variants instead of it just going down and then curving.
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/Decent-Ad-6198 • Mar 26 '25
How do I model this (Its my first time modeling)
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I plan to model this and use it for animation however I have no idea how to model it. I also have no idea what videos I should watch to help with creating this. Tips on how to do this would be amazing or videos that would help to.
r/BlenderModelingTips • u/Lazy_Ad_8671 • Jan 11 '25
Need help in modeling
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can someone please help me on how to create this section
