Tutorial on hardsurface with creasetool

[studiof]

this tutorial only works best on cylindrical objects. but i hope this helps speeding up the workflow.
Enjoy.

https://youtu.be/EOBwKTw8ctk

[micheus]

Good tip!
People use to forget about it and end up creating new edge loops with connect and slide them.

You also can speed up your selections in that sample by selecting only the first edge (left) and the last one (right) and than use select edge ring [G] As it seems you did after select half of them.

[studiof]

Thank you.

[Marcin Maćkowiak]

I`m going to start using this tip! Thanks!

[studiof]

You're welcome

[EvrGrey]

(12-20-2015 03:31 PM)micheus Wrote:  Good tip!
People use to forget about it and end up creating new edge loops with connect and slide them.

You also can speed up your selections in that sample by selecting only the first edge (left) and the last one (right) and than use select edge ring [G] As it seems you did after select half of them.

Good tips, thanks micheus. And thanks for the video studiof. I'm really starting to get the hang of Wings now.

[LedaBunny]

People use to forget about it and end up creating new edge loops with connect and slide them.

[KrisBee]

Crease is nice when it works properly, but I frequently run in to situations where it starts to produce wonky edges. I still prefer the tried and tested methods of old just because it works like I want it to every time.

[PansyPuckett]

I'm really starting to get the hang of Wings phenq now. And thanks for the video studiof.