- Posted by admin on October 11, 2011 | No Comments Welcome to Will It Blender! Hello! We’re glad you could drop by. Keep checking back often (and follow us) to see what tutorials we’ve tried in Blender! Also, use the Contact page to send us your ideas of tutorials you’d...
Posted by admin on Mar 26, 2012 
Here’s another 3DS Max tutorial that we’ve done in Blender. The changes we needed to make while following the tutorial were:In blender, there is no need to convert the starting cylinder to an editable poly To inset the top polygon, use the ‘e’ to extrude in place then scale .85, then ‘e’xtrude down the 6.5 units For the two chamfer operations,... 
Here’s another 3DS Max tutorial that we’ve done in Blender. The changes we needed to make while following the tutorial were:In blender, there is no need to convert the starting cylinder to an editable poly To inset the top polygon, use the ‘e’ to extrude in place then scale .85, then ‘e’xtrude down the 6.5 units For the two chamfer operations,... Posted by admin on Jan 16, 2012 
Here’s a tip for Maya that is much easier in Blender. The changes we needed to make while following the tutorial were:Instead of having to manually snap/align/drag the vertices, simply extrude the four top faces “in place” then… using “individual origins” for the pivot point, scale the new faces in evenly. To fix the errant two vertices, you...
Here’s a tip for Maya that is much easier in Blender. The changes we needed to make while following the tutorial were:Instead of having to manually snap/align/drag the vertices, simply extrude the four top faces “in place” then… using “individual origins” for the pivot point, scale the new faces in evenly. To fix the errant two vertices, you... Posted by admin on Dec 15, 2011 
Here’s a tutorial for 3DS Max that works in Blender. The changes we needed to make while following the tutorial were:To create the bend in the single tile, I created an empty, and applied the “Simple Deform” modifier using the empty as the “Origin”. This let me get around the “Z-axis” default of the modifier. I also enabled the...
Here’s a tutorial for 3DS Max that works in Blender. The changes we needed to make while following the tutorial were:To create the bend in the single tile, I created an empty, and applied the “Simple Deform” modifier using the empty as the “Origin”. This let me get around the “Z-axis” default of the modifier. I also enabled the... Posted by admin on Nov 29, 2011 
Here’s a tutorial for Maya that works in Blender. The changes we needed to make while following the tutorial were:in step 9 we needed to extrude each face separately step 21 isn’t necessary ignore step 38 The original tutorial can be found...
Here’s a tutorial for Maya that works in Blender. The changes we needed to make while following the tutorial were:in step 9 we needed to extrude each face separately step 21 isn’t necessary ignore step 38 The original tutorial can be found... Posted by admin on Nov 21, 2011 
Here’s a quick simple tutorial for 3DS Max that works in Blender. The changes we needed to make while following the tutorial were:Instead of creating a tube in fig 4, simply selected the two edges and used the “f” key to fill in the face In fig 10, the transform-shear simplifies what the original author was doing In figs 13 & 14 selecting the relative faces...
Here’s a quick simple tutorial for 3DS Max that works in Blender. The changes we needed to make while following the tutorial were:Instead of creating a tube in fig 4, simply selected the two edges and used the “f” key to fill in the face In fig 10, the transform-shear simplifies what the original author was doing In figs 13 & 14 selecting the relative faces... Popular Articles
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