I've been trying to get the hang of noun declension in OE for a while, and I came across this "paradigm cheat sheet" that I found, so I thought "great, perfect for practice." I noticed this, but I could've sworn "scip" was a strong a-stem? Please advise.
I just got TMNF and I've been trying to use custom skins. I looked up a tutorial and went to where it said, the documents folder, and I only saw the folder I have for TM2020. What do I do?
I finished the general design! This is my first major blender project and has taken about a week to get to this point. I'm moving on to detailing & texturing, but this'll be its general shapes. Let me know if I made any mistakes, and critiques are appreciated.
Hi! I'm working on a Renault FT-17 model but I'm getting conflicting reference images for the turret. Some look more boxy, others more curvy, some have the hatch higher up, some have a differently shaped gun, etc. I've just started and I just want to make sure I'm not accidentally inventing a new model of Renault FT by combining aspects from others, and then have to go back and correct stuff. Thanks in advance!
For my 2nd model after my last one (which was a cake pop), and decided to make a tank. Didn't use geometry nodes this time, just standard modeling. Definitely less of a headache to do it that way, but I still like geo nodes. The tank is heavily inspired by the Renault FT, the first ever "modern" tank and the first one with a rotating turret, though I changed it quite a bit. Looking for feedback on how I can improve in the future!
So I was trying to make tank treads with a deform and array modifier, and I want to merge them, but I can't until they're realized. The problem is that realizing them does this. Messing with any settings doesn't give anything useful. Anyone got a solution?
I've used blender for a while for texturing stuff, but I never actually learned to use it for the intended purpose of modelling. So, I made a Starbucks cake pop because I fucking love them, and dear god, I have a newfound respect for all of you. A lot of googling went into this. I decided to use geometry nodes since I'm already somewhat acquainted with the shading tab. Didn't do anything fancy for texturing, but eh, whatever.
