Blender Quick tip №5. Bisect: creating stone pt.1


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In this video, we’ll explore how to create a stone using Bisect — new tool in Blender 2.69. It reminds me of Zbrush clip brushes — one stroke to cut the sphere in half and so on. The drawback of this method is geometry, filled with n-gons. Though, it is usable.

In the part 2, we’ll quickly retopologize the stone.
Thanks for watching!

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20 responses to “Blender Quick tip №5. Bisect: creating stone pt.1”

  1. Steps:
    -Add a cube
    -Press ctrl+3 (to add subsurf modifier)
    -Smooth shading
    -Apply subsurf modifier
    -Go to edit mode and select all
    -Press space button and write "bisect", then select it
    -Use it, and look at the left bottom corner, tick fill and clear outer
    -Then select all again press space, choose bisect… etc

  2. I know this video is years old, but as a beginner this is an awesome tip. For those struggling to keep up, a "YouTube Quick Tip" for you: Click the Settings icon on the video, and change the speed to 0.5. Also, for those other tutorials that are just a little too slow, speed it up to 1.25.

  3. You show the buttons you press, short instructions, very short video. Just one mistake: you dont show how you start… the most important point!
    TAB (to edit mode), T (menu left side), Mesh Tools / Add / Bisect – Button !!!

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