D hotkey is default for pivot placement. Here is the full video on the topic kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ipaTfJSmuZiyaJc.htmlsi=baptdXBQSeZNTS3Z

Hey thank you for your input. To anyone reading. There are parts where topology does not matter, and where it does. I have extensive library of content on this topic already, and all these points have been answered in detail. Where it does matter, I usually mention the following. - Even spread of edges is easy to control and its predictable. It is easy to add any detail, control the flow and form. - Even spread of edges helps with UV and stable UV unwrap. (No UV stretching) - Topology count, as in subdivision is increased based on the need. Either for holding a corner, or establishing form and detail. - Smooth surfaces with no detail, will hold just fine with lower poly count. Smooth surfaces with high detail level, will require higher density for polished result. Sources with examples and case studies are found in links below. Importance of Support Loops in 3D Modeling kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gbholqlesKi9mqM.html Importance of Edge Flow in 3D Modeling (Control the Forms) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/np-bg5py0rXTcok.html Importance of Subdivision in 3D Modeling (Why Density Matters) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bL15nrZ7ucC6gWQ.html Simplified Topology kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d7WHZNdz0Z-6fJ8.html Full Article on Toplology Understanding elementza.com/how-to-understand-topology-in-3d-modeling/ Plus Complex Shapes in 3D Modeling kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJ57qJuH19bNf30.htmlsi=yYTLF3zcBY7s3Ud4 3D Modeling Tutorial for Beginners (3D Modeling, Rendering & UV Mapping) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbmDasyUsrulmXU.htmlsi=Ppvjo2QvNH4ld_1l Just to name a few. All these go in great detail on the full workflow, the approach for beginners, reasons how and why we do things, but also covering the same points the person above mentioned as a potential issues. Cheers!

Maybe you are wrong. What you said is correct about the kitbash assemble (very small details), and the flat surface. If you have seen his most recent tutorial on robotic design. It have something similar kitbash in this video. The important thing, it is used for blend & curlve with so many complex details and NOT small or flat. Newbies often do not have enough knowledge to visualize the overall layout. then assemble it, clone, duplicate, 1/4 mirror bla bla. A simpler approach is A + B = C. Anyway, if not in the above case, wasting too many unnecessary polygons is a significant problem when working

I´ve watched the video and follow the uploads in the shadows, but I do not see anything remotely to the issues you are pointing out. He did mention in earlier videos that he does videos first, then clean ups later for production use (not sure which video, but it is one of the kitbash ones.) Take it from 46 year old industry veteran, he talks in the video about something more important than poly count.

To anyone reading this type of comments... I strongly disagree with this type of statement. Will AI replace creative work only, or creative thinking too? Is 3D dead job or is creative thinking dead job? Replace words like "bolt", "kitbash part" etc. from the video or the article with AI or similar, and not much changes. Approach how we learn our skills still need solid foundations. How we form our discipline and work ethics has nothing to do with AI. Example from the video/article. Second, what is the biggest benefit of creating a Kitbash library (or AI models)? -Simple kitbash (AI Models) parts are great for basic (AI) tools practice. -On simple parts, we fail faster and can fix mistakes faster -We learn the value of repetition, polish, and variations -We create a habit of starting and completing projects -We can try various workflows and implement them faster -We build a library of (AI) parts for future projects How we build any skill matters the same. Even if AI makes 3D models 20x times faster, will it be the model we wanted and imagined, or will it be the model AI wanted and imagined for us? If not satisfied with the second, in the end, to get things we imagined and we want to create exactly as we want, only we (as you and I) can do.

@@Elementza AI will take a mesh from Fusion360 or Plasticity and make a game ready mesh instantly, that includes UV's

Will that stop anyone from creating anything in 3D ever again? AI can write a 2000-word article... today. Yet, many still write. I wrote the 2000-word article myself because these are my thoughts and experiences, and not thoughts or experiences suggested to me by AI. I would suggest making your own decisions on what you wanna do. Use AI as a tool to grow your skill and not as a replacement of your skill.

@@Elementza Very well said, Mario. AI output is very derivative, it lacks proper context and functionality. And when everything has the same quality output, nothing will be interesting. I'd ask the person to focus on themselves, cultivate your own ideas, and that way you stand out in this world of meaningless AI output. Thanks.

Maybe it looks like a click, but it's just regular marquee select

Because he is super epic like a hidden gem.

@aung4506 Bro is a mythic drop

1st time I saw his channel hes around 10k, im happy that hes around 80k now!

Thanks for the kind words everyone :) (2nd time:))

Here you go kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fsx5Y62pvqnXd5c.htmlsi=lsiZYtQhtSoyRGIa

It's always like that, you struggle then finally ask and 2sec later find the solution. I needed to enable Bake rotation in the Tool options.

I would say depends on how well understanding of 3dsmax basic modeling tools is. If that part is strong then for sure

It's inset and extrude through all the video. But if you want to know, then Maya has smart extrude that can go through the whole object and make a hole and blender doesn't have such a tool, there is only a limited in scope add-on called punchit.

@@AephVeyniker damn, that works amazingly similar, thx a lot! if u now also tell me where i can get similar alpha textures like he is using ull get a cooky

Program the two buttons on the pen as middle click and right click- nothing special needed to replace a mouse behavior to use your pen in any program

@@parelt Thank you!

Hey thanks... if you're on our discord feel free to share there, sure. As for music its all from Uppbeat :) Cheers

Mostly yes but in this case not... just going through the flow since it was mainly about presenting the differences between 2 workflows

Yes mainly automotive design as inspiration and general reference for form or detail. I will leave my pinterest board link in case anyone is interested www.pinterest.de/elementza/automotive-design/

@@Elementza thank you so much! your works are amazing

@@Elementza It says that its a collaboration invite link, might wanna change that before someone decides to go crazy on your board.