@@wojakov awesome!

@@sprshh G to grab, then hold Ctrl to temporarily enable snapping. Make sure you have your snap settings set to Vertex and Active Element for 99% of the time. I have a video about snapping in my quick tips playlist if you get stuck.

@@chrismartinartisti got it..figured it out after playing around and looking it up online for a while..really appreciate the reply..thanks <3

Thank you, I do try to keep it simple.

@@atasky Awesome info, thanks.

@@chrismartinartist Or a better way of doing it skipping all the above is just placing the bevel modifier between the two subdivision modifiers and also in the bevel modifier choosing arc in the miter outer.

@@daxbradley4346 yes, that's correct

@@chrismartinartist thanks. After some Google-Fu, I found out how to use a mix shader to make a final render translucent.

@@daxbradley4346 Awesome

@@JonatanNunesArt Yes, top right near overlays etc. Is one for x ray, you can right click and assign hotkey. I also recommend getting an add-on (forget the name but it's in my add-ons video) that automatically toggles it on while selecting.

@@UncleFeedle Thanks for sharing your experience.

@@misfit_xyz thanks you

That's awesome, glad it helped!

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You're welcome!

Awesome, thanks!

Sorry, I've no idea what problem you're having.

go to viewport settings >performance >tick the high quality

Yes, there are procedural ways to do edge wear, although even with Noise they often appear very uniform. I may do a video on procedural edge wear later on.

@@chrismartinartist Nice, thank you!

Thank you!

Awesome thanks!

The screen is done at approx 9 mins 40 into the video, with a Slice Boolean, after Bevelling a Cube to match the reference.

@@chrismartinartist I meant the "inner" part of the screen. The one where the display is. (I would call the outer rounded part the bezel)

There are subtitles, you just have to enable them.

Thank you! That's great to hear, I do try to keep to the point.

Once you do you'll be better off. I have a semi recent video of all the (free) add ons I use if you look for it.

I can't see why it would, unless you have it selected as well as the object you're making transparent.

@@chrismartinartist the image does appear but when the transparent part is over the image it disappears

Hello Sayrith, at the time you mentioned what happens is this: using the bool tool add on the cutter object is removed from the main gameboy model using the Brush Difference operation, then you duplicate the game boy model with shift D and right click to leave it in the same location, the duplicate will share the boolean modifier so in the modifier panel remove the boolean modifier from the duplicate. You should now have two, one with the boolean cut out, and one without, sitting on top of one another. The duplicated gameboy without the boolean is then scaled down (excluding the Z axis with shift Z) to sit just inside the original game boy. Then you shift select the cutter object, and do another difference boolean. This brings back the geometry the boolean took away leaving the groved indented on the back, you can then use bool tool to apply all modifiers. Hope this helps.

@@chrismartinartist Oh thanks for the reply. I was able to figure it out myself but what you said re-affirmed what I thought. I was confused as to which model the duplicated gameboy "cuts".

Also thanks so much for this tutorial. As a beginner, it was kinda hard because its a new modeling technique than I am used to (I started learning with subdiv). Your technique is similar to what I do when I make models for 3D printing. Thanks!

Glad it helped!

Glad it helped

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If you look under the Portfolio Work playlist there are several videos on this piece, it isn't a full tutorial, those are in my Game Asset Tutorial playlist.

Thank you, much appreciated!

The video is called VIEWPORT Transparency.

Thanks!