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btw which is the black material he assign to the model?

Can I ask what's the shortcut for the tools marking menu? Where you select to add multiple loops instead of one. Also, at 1:31:16, where you changed it for absolute offset. Thank you for the answer!

Hi,I'm curious, I'm currently studying architecture and trying to design fluid buildings using Maya, but I haven't found a suitable educational RUclips channel. Could you recommend a channel that focuses on architecture in this area?"

where did i get the black hdri ?

Thanks Brother! I've learnt a lot from your Videos. But where is "Luigi"? LOL 😉

Hi. thank you Mario. really appreciate these golden modeling techniques. could you please make a tutorial series about modeling a Car or at least some tips and tricks for car modeling because I think modeling a car is very difficult and if someone can model a car with nice and clean topology then have ability to model everything.

Thank you! This was insanely helpful for me.

Excellent video, learning so much, BUT... That music! Who is that at the six minute mark????

Please teach more things on youtube because a lot of people are there who can't afford your course. Thank you for the sharing your knowledge and experience.

Yo mario. I just got zbrush , what an amazing timing. would you make videos on applying for 3d modelling jobs or maybe you share how you started first in the industry.

Thank you for the video ! I still don't understand why you have to add an intersecting edge on the shape at 8:36

This tutorial stands out as it goes beyond merely garnering likes or views on RUclips. It encourages critical thinking rather than blind imitation, shedding light on the creative decisions and the rationale behind them. It's the kind of quality content I've been seeking for years, offering a logical approach to practices I've previously adopted without fully understanding. It's truly enlightening and has taught me so much.

This guy is my master 💪

Just do it

Great as always, Mario!

This topology tutorials and the channel in general are pure gold! thank you for all your work

Ffffffaaaaantastic! 👏

big thx !

another great tutorial from the greatest! This helped me understand topology so much better, you have no idea! Thanks a bunch mate!

As someone who works with 3D modelling almost daily. This whole channel is a goldmine for someone who wants to do modelling for a living or a hobby. So many essential steps is covered on this channel that cannot be ignored! Another thing... I highly recommend to people to learn the SubD workflow. Because then you know all the rules to fix modelling issues in lowpoly, boolean workflows or whatever there is. Keep it up Elementza!

although i am modeling in a different software, i love your videos.

Perfect video to practice modelling again Cheers!

Thanks for teaching. In the future, I hope you will release many videos about Topology ^^

respect

thank you very much for the high quality tutorials.

Why is topology challenging to learn? Where to start? Often we look at forms as a whole and not a unified set of smaller, simple forms. Understanding simple forms creates a bridge to mastering complex forms. Try to practice your topology on simple objects, and slowly work up to more challenging ones.

hi iam from blender😂, can i follow this class?

This might be a little much to ask, but could you create some tutorials for simple shapes/objects for practice? (Like this one you just did in this video) I know there are many tutorials out there already but i really like your style. If not TY for all the stuff that you put out already anyway 😄👍

真正的3d艺术家，精湛的德国工艺，非常非常非常出色的概念设计！

Hey bro , how did you snap that pivot point at 0:30 - ? I am trying to do that , but i then have to manually place my pivot at that point,

I saw your videos in the past when I was in college as I always loved how you do hard surface in semi high poly when as that is what I always stuggeled with when it comes to the curved surfaces like those on guns so this helps as I wanted to get back into Hard Surface again

Ur words really inspire me since the first day I’ve started college till landed to a Vfx job. I’ve watched ur vids abt topology and its really important especially for those really hero assets/props. Keep up with ur new content man 🎉

I've said this in the past and then again now. You're using way too many polygons in a useless manner. Not even to add more detail, because the only detail you add is extruding in or out, that's basically the only kind of detail you add. You waste way too many polygons in places where it's not needed at all like flat surfaces. And you made me write this again because you can't teach people to do this with kitbash parts. They're usually used many times across the same model and wasting so many polygons in kitbash parts means that the poor person who is starting, doesn't have the best computer and learned something from one of your videos is going to struggle, because he has no idea he doesn't need to put 12 divisions in a flat surface that has no detail modeled in it. And don't tell me "Oh it's because it is for concept." No. I don't see it disclosed in any of the videos so you can't say it's for concept. FFS.

dead job AI will make meshes 10 times faster very soon

for a strange reason i cant subscribe to your channel, youtube didnt let me :(

There is no specifics

how are you selecting the cylinder caps in one click?

Thanks so much Mario. Your lessons on hard surface with Maya helped me so much. I hope that one day you'll make a quick lesson teaching how to turn a high poly quad-topology prop into a low poly game asset. It would help immensely. Thank you again for everything. You're the best ^^

Why is this epic guy not more famous?

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Your UI colours are really clean, love the blue selection and black wireframe. How would I go about setting my colors up like this? the colors editor in maya seems really limited...

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You are doing a great job, we learnt a lot from you then, the College we paid to learn 3D. Thanks

Hey all! A lot to unpack. If you wanna read all instead of watching, you can do that directly on the site blog. elementza.com/benefits-of-creating-simple-objects-in-3d-modeling/

Amazing content ❤

sup, how do you make your icons smaller, i found out that when i go in the preference section there is a custom interface scaling but you can't go below 100% and i want to go below

bro theres no way i watched through a whole 40 mins of that and didnt get bored, good vid btw, learned a couple things looking back

how to make a hole on the object