Now, is there any way to bake these details of the high poly mesh to the low poly mesh and if not, then how can I give that low poly mesh a deformed shape (like the high poly mesh), without too many polygons? Then I manually deformed it a bit using proportional editing which gave me this result. Now, I created a high poly mesh and subdivided it a few times and then added a displace modifier with a cloud texture with 0.010 strength, which gave it a deformed kind of shape. So, I created a low poly cube and gave it a basic shape of a wood (no deformation) Here, I wish to create a piece of deformed wood in blender. But I don't know the procedure of doing that. I heard that it is a good practice to create both the high poly mesh and the low poly mesh for the asset, but instead to using a high poly mesh, one should bake the details of the high poly mesh to the low poly mesh. It has been an honor for me to help you.I am creating game ready assets using Blender. My intention is that after ending this class, you will be able to create decent models on your own and feel much more comfortable while using Blender.

Hence, I showed all the shortcuts on screen and added zoom-ins to the important menus so you can clearly see all of my actions. We will go straight to the point and avoid outrageous amounts of information since I want to make it as enjoyable for you as possible (I know for a fact that Blender may be very confusing at first). Everyone can follow this class since it covers the very basics of blender and everything you need to follow the tutorials.

We are going to create a 3D car in Blender 2.9. Language: English | Size: 2.50 GB | Duration: 3h 3m

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