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Thank you! It's all thanks to your support :D

Would be lovely, but there is an option to do that already

Hey I will make sure to look for your name next episode!

@@VizAcademyUKMy name is Chris. Thank you.

What would you like me to teach you :)?

Will do next time!

Thanks for your feedback

This wont give you any flexibility, method provided here is aimed towards designers :)

@@VizAcademyUK of course this will give you flexibility. A single tile can just as well be created with a parametric boolean cutout if necessary.

@@YouTubsel Thanks' for the input.

@@VizAcademyUK Granted ... it doesn't give you the flexibility, if the scale of the wall is fixed and number of cuts/windows isn't. In that case this method is probably the better one.

Thanks, glad you like it! Thanks for watching

Thank you!

Hey, those objects are imported into the scene in Proxy format, which is a lightweight representation of the original object. Proxies are used to improve viewport performance and render times by reducing the amount of data that needs to be processed. The proxy is currently displayed as a point cloud, that's why it looks simpler. In Corona, proxies are particularly useful for handling complex objects or scenes with many detailed elements.

The second one is faster and you can decide how low poly you want the boolean object to be. Plus you get the exact same topology by the end of it.

Let’s just say we are still counting;)

@@VizAcademyUK i'll look forward to the next one, working on a kickass exterior shot with swimmingpool 😏

@@user-om6gd5if8v Then I need to host the webinar asap! I think we will do review in 2-3 weeks.

hey, so when you add the ffd modifier you can switch through different options by clicking 1,2,3 number keys like we go through vertex, edge, etc in the editpoly. Or you can click on little arrow on the ffd modifier itself so that you can see those options that will allow us to manipulate the object. So here what you are looking for is 'control points' (shorcut 1num key), that will allow you to do what mike did during live. Make sure you go through other options too, that'll come in handy at some point. I hope this helps :)

@@Arung294 Hi, thank you for responding me. That helped me a lot. And I got it now. Truly thanks 🙏🥰

Glad i could help 😃

We try to avoid presentations/tutorial style live sessions, as I like to have contact with people in the chat. So I guess 3/4 sorry for wasting your time :)

What do you mean :)?

Hey Mike, honestly any window will do or you can try tracing something similar. Just remember that you can add ID's to individual splines.

@@VizAcademyUK are there any scripts to create any profiles like that ? can u tell the name of scripts ? and i don't know where can i find sizes profile, can u help me with this too ? Thank you in advance

Make sure that your Snap (S) is set to Vertex and that the edge constraint is on, then just activate the function and you are good to go. You can also try selecting all the vertexes and scalling them to 0 size on Z axis. Good luck!