Understanding polygonal subdivision and how it relates to hard surface modeling. Shrink Wrapping: Projecting a mesh using the Shrink Wrap Deformer.Modelling Axis Tools: Tips and tricks for using the Modeling Axis Tools.Radial Symmetry: Time-saving techniques using radial symmetry.Symmetry: Time-saving techniques using the Symmetry Object.The Slide Tool: Tips and tricks for working with the Slide Tool.Key tools and concepts to save time, model correctly and create seemingly complex meshes with ease. Using Diamonds: Using diamond quads to split edge flow and control edge count.Normals: The importance of Surface and Vertex Normals to modeling, materials, and rendering.Edge Loops: The importance of loops in edge flow, adding and encapsulating detail.Redirecting Flow: Tools and techniques for redirecting edge flow.Directing Flow: Quad workflow and its importance in maintaining predictable edge flow.
Important, fundamental geometry concepts that are the foundation to correct modeling. If you’re serious about learning modeling, MILG 11: Hard Surface Modeling Tactics for Cinema 4D is the ideal place to start. MILG11 is developed for Cinema 4D artists but the explanations of fundamental modeling concepts make it relevant to all 3D artists no matter the software used. With MILG11: Hard Surface Modeling Tactics for Cinema 4D this is no longer the case. Also, finding thorough training that focuses on more than just a few techniques and tools isn’t easy. It takes hours, weeks, months, and years of practice and mistake-making to reach the stage where you can decipher a mesh just by looking at it. Of all the areas a 3D artist can learn, modeling is arguably the most difficult to master.
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