"stop modeling like a beginner" bro... I AM a beginner

When tennis balls now begin existing in my current blender project, this will help very much with the house i'm tryna design in blender in a way it both being lived in but also being displayed

Ah yes a tennis ball ...just what I needed Edit: Wow 1k yayyyy

You don't actually need Extra Objects for this! Just subdivide a normal cube, select all in edit mode, then Shift+Alt+S to project to sphere!

I thought I would see an unprecedented new modeling technique, but I see a tutorial for modeling tennis balls like a pro. Can you imagine a portfolio full of tennis balls?

Great tutorial, but I really hate the YT shorts format, I can't go back in the video if I miss a step, I have to rewatch the whole thing

ah yes, when i decide i suddenly want to model tennis balls, ill be sure to use this.

sure it might be good for rendering, but in a games aspect, or even an environment in blender, you want to try and keep the poly count as low as possible, if youre gonna have a lot going on, the more polys you have, the longer its gonna take to process things and potentially cause a crash. The tennis ball white strip could easily just be added with textures and a normal map

This would actually work perfect for making spots for eye mesh to go

Would probably take me a whole day if I was to model this myself 😅

Thank you thank you! These vids are soooo much better than Blender Guru, that guy is so annoying all he does is sell his material packs, he doesnt teach shit imo.

Well this will certainly help, thank you.

Thanks you for blender tutorial

Just starting with game development, appreciate the tips brotha🤙🔥

It’s amazing how bottomless the out of shortcuts to make things is.

you can also make the quad sphere without the extra objects addon by subdividing the original cube and then applying a shape cast modifier to make it a sphere

Thank you. your quick tennis ball tutorial helped me to model this fox I was working on. I just followed the tutorial and I had an entire fox.

Very nice video to follow along to! thank you

You are an incredible animator🔥💜, and your editing skills are truly remarkable. Your ability to take a simple animation and transform it into something truly awe-inspiring is astonishing. Your attention to detail is remarkable, and you are able to take even the most basic of animations and turn them into captivating visual masterpieces💥. Your ability to use color, shading, and other visual elements to bring your work to life is unparalleled. You have an eye for the perfect aesthetic and your passion for the work is undeniable. Your animation editing is truly awesome and cool. Lots of love 💜💜💜💜.

nice tip , unfortunately i need the tris count as minimal as possible so i will most likely avoid subdividing

Lol you had me… then you lost me 😂 im getting my computer to work on some stuff and try things now 💯

Awesome! Thanks!

Thats f#€king genius!!!!!

Nice!

Love your shorts friend. Thanks!

I love how he just begins with out we know what he makes

Cool!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

You made it look very easy😊

Yeah veri simlpe 😳🙂

Cool

Nice

Genius method !

Yes very easy

This is use full but for a small object like a tennis ball I'll just stick to using normal maps because unreal can only load so many faces at a time

An easier way to get a sphere like that is subdivide then use a cast modifier.

holy mother of long way around

Finally i can make tennis balls more efficiently

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To get the cube, you can subdivide a cube and apply a cast modifier and set it to sphere.

cool

Good one

Yes easy easy easy

Beginners has been upgraded

You could just skip some steps by adding the subdivision surface modifier to a cube

That sphere that u added seems to be like a subdivided cube tbh

That just sounds like beveling with extra steps

Ty!!

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This guy's a fuckin genius 😂❤❤

why not just create a normal map for this and use a low poly sphere instead? its much more optimized than what you did here.

Everybody on the internet slow rolls every useless video to keep dummies in suspense, but useful tutorials speed through it to make dummies watch 9 times and mock them with a nonchalant, "easy right" lol thankyou for the tutorial. I downloaded the manual, now I have to take some time to organize that mess into some readable form with a sensible order of prerequisites.Then some time in the future I may begin retraining myself to move an object

Thanks for sharing sir, this's really useful

You're a god

Hmm!!! A tennis ball. Easy peasy.

you forgot that after the extrusion dont move the mouse, clic, and then scale it

We can do this with less moves and no add ons. When you rely on impressing people with add ons you miss the true opportunity of speed and efficiency that you need. Just saying Cube, subdiv(smooth to one), option select edges, bevel, extrude (individual origins), cmd+ to get all faces, switch to edges, crease, subdiv modifier. No addons

“Stop modeling like a begginer” procedes to make begginer mistakes…

You are one of the best! Awesome channel.

Just Shift A add a cube, Ctrl+2, apply subdiv. takes only 5 sec. Why to get a round cube

What you're modeling determines what approach you'd use, clickbait cause the title is misleading.

wow that looked so easy, but i dont know everything youve clicked lol

my head rn 😫

What does relax even do? I didn't notice anything

i dont even have blender installed

Awesome!! I remember wondering how in the world you'd model something like a baseball with the stitching patterns

me who plays tennis but never thought of using a tennis ball in blender and watching this video: my brain: MAKE ME A TENNIS COURT

Hey! So, I have this playlist I named "I need those", in which I put videos that are useful for me. Yours absolutely fell in that category, so I tried adding it. But I just found out there is no button to put a shorts in a playlist So, I would like to kindly request a video where you give more of those tips, but not as a KZfaq short. Please :)

Stop selecting corners like a beginner.. 😊 Shift-G, ' Amount of Connecting Edges'

yea... easy

I m a beginner in blender applications so can anyone will give me ideas regarding this application

sculpting

Actually this is exactly what I was looking for wtf

so basically, you're saying that having unnecessary vertices in your scene is better than simply slapping a tennis ball texture on with way lower vertex count

Could have done with a texture and a normal map and be game ready

how do i use spin tool? how do i find it?

omg bro

Instructions unclear…made Dark Lord Tiness -Bla, destroyer of Worlds

I'm just beginning 3d.... And I have already bought Cinema 4d and V ray for couple though dollars😢. Should I trash those and start blender?

"Stop modeling like a beginner" Beginners: uhhhh

Ittni settings daiya re daiya 😀😂😂😂

when i press e its just 1 line i cant make it inwards

How can we use this same trick with similar projects?

Every time I use subdivision the object always wrapped in the box and doesn’t show any points, pls help :((

I hate how these tutorials sound like they're lifechanging and helpful but only show you a fraction of what you need to know. for example this technique would be what people already do at first. it's kinda annoying. it's jus showing you what you already know

i have seen the light.

when i do ctrl b it add like 4 different lines

It's Agador Spartacus lolol

When he said "Easy right?"..😅

I dont have the menu for changing the radius of the cube and stuff what key do I use??

What were u making, what does that thing do, and why does that thing do that

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Is it optimized though??

It’s cool in all but I don’t think beginners need tennis balls

Blender should start coming with addons

And now... a golf ball. With all the correct dimples and indentations. That would take me about 40 years and it would still look crappy.

"quit modeling like a beginner - model this tennis ball instead." all the pros make tennis balls every day I guess - and whats funny is u created extra steps to do something u can do easily without the plugins.

I find it difficult to figure this out though.

Good Tennis ball tutorial, but has nothing to do with the title

What a waste of poly on my opinion. A texture would do the trick, without having (just eyeballing it) almost twice the poly. p.s.: But, its good you show how to use some add-ons people tend to forget, included me :)

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