@ActuallyImaginary
Me with no computer, let alone Blender: "Mmm yes, noted"
@Paul-km2uf
Good to see this technique is still relevant. I was doing this in 3DS Max back in '97 and still use it to this day. Great tip 👍
@ToxinStorm
Watching these clips makes me want to isolate myself in Blender for hours on end
@MartKart8
I knew a short tempered Blender creator, that goes crazy when anyone uses the screw modifier, Steven Something, on YouTube.
@Aviation667
That's actually such a neat feature! Blender is seriously one of the best open source pieces of software probably ever
@minigunner1218
A better and easier-to-edit way to achieve this is to use a Curve object instead of vertices. Curve objects allow you to create a cylindrical object in this way, using the curve as a Taper in the object’s settings.
@stuff_
*sighs*, another blender short in my playlist
@pineappleman570
This is one way to do it But spawning a cylinder + using loop cuts + adding subdivision surface modifier when it’s all done Is way simpler and looks better. Better topology, too.
@greenberrygk
Yeah but it gives really weird topology especially at the point where it loops back around, and then you gotta do a bunch of stuff with merge by distance etc and it’s just usually not worth it and easier to use the circle extruding method
@dr.koupop880
If I can find something like this to make character modeling easier that'd save my life
@CassanFranizzi
blender short came up... went to channel to subscribe... turns out I already am.
@mechaboy95
Use a curve first then convert to mesh, give easier result Also for round areas extrud to the extremes of the curve and then bevel for roundness
@TheMLightning
Using the spin tool is much simpler. It is in the tool bar or it's in the menu, mesh>extrude>spin when in edit mode. Use the modifier approach if you want your workflow to be nondestructive.
@fugduhhh
Insane how you can do anything, in many ways. Only imagination holds you
@localmothman6255
Where was that tutorial when I needed it, nice tip btw
@chicken_boy90
Very nice
@karatemaster1144
This was a technique used back in the 90’s too, very useful
@LearningStuffBruh
bro i actually understand these videos on a technical level now 🤯 like i understood the concepts but never actually used blender until recently.. now i understand
@LogueGamesAlot
Thx this actually helps I be a struggle with modeling
@fabiomgm1293